OEM, 3w, and Lastfit floor and bed liners, a 3 brand liner review.

[SilverSurfer]

It’s taken a minute to share this review due to family obligations, work, and weather but I wanted to share my impressions of three different all weather liners with you.

I’ve had the chance to use the OEM Toyota liners, 3W Liners, and Lastfit liners in my 24 Tacoma.

I used the silly expensive but came with the truck OEM Toyota all weather floormats and find them to have the least coverage and weak fitment of all three.

I used 3W floor mats for a few months and they provide very good coverage and fitment and I like their interesting design elements. These provide slightly more coverage under the accel pedal.

I just installed Lasfit floor mats and a bed liner that I won in a recent giveaway. Overall, they provide the best coverage overlapping into the door sills. They do have less coverage under the accel pedal than the 3W, see photos for comparison. The design is good, but not as interesting as the 3w Floor mats.

I’d skip OEM if I didn‘t get them with my truck and go with 3w or Lasfit. In fact, I would replace OEM with either of these, asap.

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[jharger]

That bed liner looks to be identical to the TripleAliners Truck Bed Mat I got on Amazon for $117.

 

[bitflogger]

It’s taken a minute to share this review due to family obligations, work, and weather but I wanted to share my impressions of three different all weather liners with you.

I’ve had the chance to use the OEM Toyota liners, 3W Liners, and Lastfit liners in my 24 Tacoma.

I used the silly expensive but came with the truck OEM Toyota all weather floormats and find them to have the least coverage and weak fitment of all three.

I used 3W floor mats for a few months and they provide very good coverage and fitment and I like their interesting design elements. These provide slightly more coverage under the accel pedal.

I just installed Lasfit floor mats and a bed liner that I won in a recent giveaway. Overall, they provide the best coverage overlapping into the door sills. They do have less coverage under the accel pedal than the 3W, see photos for comparison. The design is good, but not as interesting as the 3w Floor mats.

I’d skip OEM if I didn‘t get them with my truck and go with 3w or Lasfit. In fact, I would replace OEM with either of these, asap.

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Thanks for sharing.

When I pulled the trigger TripleAlinters was a little less expensive and other reviews had me think would be similar. So far no regrets. Their coverage is more like your Lasfit. One little spot could fit better if I took hot air blower to it but it is not really a problem.

My conclusion is I'm happy to have saved the money for interior mats. For bed mats I prefer a rubber type or what I do use bare or on occasion use cardboard. I'll probably get the OEM rubber type or cut down a modestly priced rubber mat.

 

[Drifte]

I've used weather tech and husky in the past, probably very similar to lasfit etc where it's just a rubber finish. After finding the tuxmats I'll probably only use them now..way more coverage and a nice and different style to them that seems to match the premium interior well.

Nice to see a variety of models though and fitment. Hopefully get a similar thread with mudflaps soon, as the OEM ones are about as bad as the OEM floor mats!

 

[CrispyTacoLover]

Lasfit looks to be the best on the market to me. I have Husky, but if I were buying today, it would be Lasfit.

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