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Vinyl Flooring & Mats

Discussion in 'General Tundra Discussion' started by KW88, Mar 15, 2019.

  1. Mar 15, 2019 at 11:38 AM
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    KW88

    KW88 [OP] New Member

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    Keegan
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    My truck has vinyl flooring with no mat’s. Does anyone else have vinyl flooring? How does it hold up over time, and should I get something like weather tech or husky mats or is that a waste of money? I plan on keeping this truck for a very long time so longevity is key.
     
  2. Mar 18, 2019 at 11:03 AM
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    JH5370

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    I have carpet but I have been in plenty of trucks with vinal flooring and it’s only a matter of time before your heel digs a hole in the vinyl. I would get mats. Cheap insurance. I have Huskys and they are awesome. I have had them for almost two years and they hold up great
     
  3. May 7, 2019 at 9:17 AM
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    tundraatx

    tundraatx 2008 Limited Double Cab, 5.7L

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    1) Bought with 225k miles on it, a Westin bullnose bumper, and OEM tundra steps 2) Current Mileage 238k Mods: 1) Dirty Deeds BA Mufflers 8 inch with resonator (as of Feb 2021) - Had the 10 inch with resonator - Prefer the 10 inch without resonator - deeper sound hear it more in the cab 2.) Ranch Hand Summit Front Bumper/Guard 3) Ranch Hand Summit Bumper 4) Billstein 5100s all around 5) TRD front and rear sway bars 6.) Rough Country wheel to wheel steps 7) Pioneer 8400 NEX Wireless ApplePlay 8) Backup Camera: e-raptor 9) LED white lights replaced in headlights, fog lights, inside cabin, and exterior lights 10) Linex (unbranded by Central Texas Truck Coatings) 11) OEM Toyota side panels and generic panel on tailgate Maintenance/Repairs: 1) Valve covers, belt tensioner, alternator belt - $415 2) Evaporation fuel canister and filter replacment $1547 *This was a Toyota TSB for 07-08 AFAIK. Toyota covered in first 3 years of ownership. Mine failed after 13 years of daily regular driving use. Not bad at all. 3) Pioneer Unit - had to ship to Pioneer to replace Output IC - $45 (shipping) free under 1 year warranty fix 4) Pioneer Unit - Electrical feed back coming through speakers when accelerating. Fix was to check all wiring/tighten up/ make connections good again $42. 5.) Rear passenger door actuator replaced. Part was $287 with tax on ebay from Toyota dealer free shipping. 6.) Rack and Pinion, tow mirrors, shocks install, lifetime alignment - $1884.36

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