TripleAliners 2024 Tacoma Floor Mats review- Surpass OEM?

[TripleAliners]

Black Friday is here, and it's time to enjoy unprecedented discounts! The TripleAliners floor mats, custom-designed for the 2024 Tacoma, offer a perfect fit, exceptional durability, and easy cleaning. The non-slip design and raised edges effectively protect your interior from dirt and wear, keeping your vehicle clean and fresh. Let’s take a look at the advantages of TripleAliners Tacoma floor mats.


A Class Fitment
The fit is precise, designed according to the 3D laser scan data to covering every inch of the footwell, giving it a custom, tailored look.

A-Class Quality& Durability
In terms of material, the TripleAliners mats are crafted with high-quality TPE materials that are not only durable but also flexible, maintaining great condition even after daily use. Compared to OEM mats, these have superior non-slip backing, ensuring they stay securely in place without shifting.

A Class Protection
Designed with 3D texture, anti-slip rubber nails on the back and extra strength at corners to enhance your driving safety and make it anti-slip and shock absorption.The raised edges are especially effective at containing dirt, spills, and moisture, offering better protection than many OEM mats. Cleaning is a breeze — just remove them, rinse off the mess, and they’re as good as new.

Thanks to the review pictures, cr: Overland Adobo

By the way: We’re running a Black Friday sale, already posted on this forum, and we’re also hosting a giveaway event in the Facebook group! There are huge discounts on all Tacoma products, with some items up to 30% off! This is a limited-time offer you don’t want to miss! Take advantage of Black Friday to upgrade your ride and protect every inch of your interior!

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[Delta1Seven]

How do these wear compared to OEM? I had off-brand mats in my last truck (not TripleA) and you could clearly see where my heel rested when using the gas paddle only after owning the mats for a few months.

 

[gofastdan]

How do these wear compared to OEM? I had off-brand mats in my last truck (not TripleA) and you could clearly see where my heel rested when using the gas paddle only after owning the mats for a few months.

At the risk of sounding like I'm sponsored (I'm not), I bought the full set of the TripleA interior mats in mid-June and have over 12k on my truck now, including a 4,600 mile trip in October, so I've got a fair number of miles on the mats (probably 8 or 9,000 miles).

Take it for what it's worth because my previous mats have always been generic mats from Costco but these are by far the nicest mats I've ever had in a vehicle.

Here's a picture of the driver's mat as of today. It's dirty but other than that still looks like new. I can't find any wear at all on them.

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