Husky Liners Weatherbeater - 2010-2012 Toyota 4Runner 2010-2013 Lexus GX460 Front & 2nd Row

LASER-TIGHT FIT MEETS DURABILITY | The Weatherbeater combines a laser-tight fit with the high durability that built the Husky reputation. The original all-weather liner is ready, come rain, snow or dropped coffee. The Weatherbeater’s construction is a no-slip zone with no edge curl, and its StayPut Nibs keep it firmly anchored underfoot. It stands up to the adventures of everyday life while staying tough and flexible, even under extreme temperatures. Its laser-scanned, FormFit Design gives your truck, van, or SUV an ultra-clean look with easy cleanup to match, while its FormFit Edge keeps spills contained and carpets unstained. It’s unbeatable Husky protection guaranteed for life. Proudly made in the USA. Review: Perfect fit for 2022 4Runner Premium - not sure why certain individuals say they don't fit! - I purchased the Husky front, 2nd row, and cargo mats for my 2022 4Runner to replace the factory rubber mats because I don't really care for them - had them in my 2019 4runner and they slowly lose shape and they aren't the same black color as the interior. My son has Weathertech's in his 2002 4Runner and we are not impressed with them. My wife has had the 3D Max in her 2013 4Runner for 9 years and they are still in great shape and we like them a lot! The only reason I went with the Huskies instead was because they were touted as having more coverage - and they actually do! I got the Huskies delivered today and installed them. Temp was 75 degrees and the rear cargo mat does come rolled up - I'm going bash people in a minute for making inaccurate and sometimes just downright stupid comments/reviews. The front mats and 2nd row mat fit almost perfectly right out of the box. Folks, they take time to settle and that amount of time depends on how warm it is outside/in the car. I didn't feel like waiting for them to take shape, so I installed them and fitted them with a heat gun and they are perfect - even the rear mat that was rolled up. If you read the directions, they tell you to move the seats all the way back so you can get the proper angle to get the mat under the pedals on the driver side - this is for the gentleman that gave a poor review because he couldn't get the mat under the accelerator pedal, you have to be kidding, this is not even close to being an issue! The fit on all the mats are all very tight and about as perfect a fit as I think you are going to get from a floor mat. No issues with gaps on the edges where they overlap the door ledge - someone actually mentioned that theirs were bad they trip over them getting in and out. I can't see that being an issue. It was getting dark by the time I finished up so I will get some pictures this weekend and update this review. The Husky mats are of very high quality and they have enough rigidity to maintain their shape and should hold up well for a long time. They are not slippery as some have commented, again, make sure you are cleaning with the recommended products. If you have a black interior then these match very well and much better than the factory rubber mats. Someone gave a negative review because they said the mats were hard and therefore uncomfortable - they aren't carpet mats, but then again are we driving barefoot? I don't think you can go wrong with these mats and they are better and cheaper than the Weathertech's and the OEM. The 3D Max mats are very good also are a good choice. I hope this helps anyone out there trying to figure out which brand to go with for their 4Runner. I tried to be as factual and honest as I can. There are way too many inaccurate and sometimes just stupid reviews listed. Review: Amazing product - Perfect, you can never go wrong with Husky Liners. After years of Weathertech these have been my go to as I think they have a better fit and finish.