All weather floor mats?

I'm a new 3rd Gen tundra owner and was wondering if anyone has any insight on some very good all weather floor mats? I've been looking at the 3w mats, has anyone tried these?
Thank you

 

I am very happy with Husky. Made in USA. Get with a guy named Santana @RealTruck here on the forum and you will get a good deal.

 

I have the WeatherTech floorliners on my past two trucks and have had zero issues with them.

I did not order the new HP style

 

Over the years I've owned both Husky and WeatherTech. It was suggested I try Tuxmat's and I'll never go back to the previous. These things are great. I live in the NE and had our share of snow and ice, they are holding up great.
https://www.tuxmat.com/products/8702-toyota-tundra-crewmax-custom-mat?year=2024

 

Weather tech xd or hd can’t remember. American made and good quality. Got those tux mats for one of my daughter’s cars. Junk, got husky in my work van, they are holding up well. But weather tech is the best imo.

 

I’ve run the 3W liners for 1,000+ miles and have been very happy. Pictures in my build thread.

 

Curious as to why you say the Tuxmat are junk so I know what to look for.

 

They didn’t hold up

 

husky x act is very nice

 

I bought my second set of Oedro mats. They cover very well, first set went with my gen 2.5 Platinum sale.

 

I’m on year 3 of tux mats and they look brand new still. All the other all weather mats I’ve had end up curling and not fitting correctly.

 

I bought this brand for my wife's 2017 CRV and they have been great. Do you have any pics of them in your 3rd gen? When I looked at their pics online it didnt seem like they covered as much area as others. Thanks!

 

Weather Tech XD going on the second year,they have great fitment,look great and ate still solid.

 

Tuxmat or nothing!

 

You guys happy with Tuxmats in winter climates where they see snow and slop?
(Saw @Rockpig s so +1 there...)

 

Yes, I’m from MN.

 

There's been a puddle of salty ice and sand in my truck for months now. I knew the OEM mats wouldn't be good enough because they don't have a high enough lip on the right side of the driver's mat. I don't get why Toyota didn't design the driver's foot well to drain. I got the Husky Xact because they clearly showed to be high enough to contain any water. They're also a softer more pliable rubber compared to the weatherbeater. If you're in a snowy area make sure the mats are high enough on the driver's side.

I thought I saw a picture on this forum of someone lifting the soaking wet driver side carpet and some rust starting but I can't seem to find it now. I can't imagine what the floor would look like after a couple years of the driver side soaking up salt and water but I don't think it would pretty.

 

Husky X ACT.

 

I have some oem all weather mats from Toyota that I would be willing to sell if anybody is interested.

 

My experience with Weather Tech in my wife's Mini Cooper wasn't good. They are hard molded and they bent in near the gas pedal and kept interfering with the pedal.
I would like to consider a "softer" material. Do any of the others mention a softer material or are all hard molded?

 

FWIW, the Weathertech HP matts are softer than previous matts from WT. Been happy with mine.