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Lasfit Mats review

zionvaldez

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I bought the Lastfit 7-seater set and I'm looking for other options now. They're too stiff, so you can't lift them to gain access to the cargo storage, and the 3rd row seat backs are crap and just pop off when you put up the 3rd row seats. The second row seat backs didn't have enough velcro on them to stay, and none of it is wearing very well. I can't speak to the floor mats because I had the OEM ones that work totally fine and are flexible, which I really prefer. Mats that are stiff like the Lasfit are too tough to remove and wind up scratching the heck out of everything they come in contact with. I'm on the hunt for better ones if anyone has opinions--looking at WeatherTech at the moment.
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the new WT HP liners i hear are great but dont make back of the seat liners.

husky x-act are only the floor mats.

the only other company that makes back seat liners are tux mats but man they are like $154 just for that not including the floor mats.

for the 7 seat version, the pricing gets really nuts and they only make the gas version, no hybrid

1st & 2nd row is $230
1st, 2nd, 3rd row is $318
and the back seat and trunk coverage is an additional $176

the 5 seat gas version

1st, 2nd row is $230
back seat and trunk coverage is an additional $154
 

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I'm getting the WeatherTech HP 1st and 2nd rows and the Husky cargo liner. The Husky has nibs to help keep it in place. Past liners have moved all over the place because they're smooth.
 

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WeatherTech has two different product lines, which should be kept in mind. The legacy WeatherTech material and the newest, more flexible with greater coverage, HP line.
Fair point - I purchased the HP line and they are a perfect fit with good coverage.
 

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Crazy! Did you at least get the Lasfit mats from the video?
Nope. My sales guy didn't even know about the video. I didn't care if the Lasfit mats were left in there or not. I got the OEM toyota rubber ones which I like the best and Lasfit keeps trying to send me mats that I don't want anyways.
 

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The first and second row WeatherTech HP mats and the Husky cargo liner were delivered. The new style WT mats are fantastic, better than the mats I've previously received from them. More flexible, more Runner like. For beautifully. I'm sending the Husky liner back. It's made of the same lightweight thermoplastic material that never lays flat and that all of them appear to be of and has a completely smooth bottom surface which means it'll move around and curl up. I specifically asked Husky about the 4Runner cargo liner before purchasing it. The representative replied in an email that the cargo liner for my 4Runner had nibs on the underside. Again, it does not. I really just want a heavy fitted rubber mat.
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