Husky Liners Classic Style Series | 1990-1995 Toyota 4Runner, 1990-1995 Toyota | Front Floor Liners, Black | 35001

I recently purchased Husky Floor Liners for my car, and I'm very impressed with the quality of the product. The liners fit perfectly and provide complete coverage, protecting my vehicle's carpets from dirt, spills, and wear and tear.What I love about these floor liners is how well they are designed. The liners are made from a durable and flexible material that is easy to clean, and they don't have any unpleasant chemical odors. The liners feature a high lip, which keeps any spills contained, preventing them from damaging my car's carpets.Another great feature of these liners is how easy they are to install. They fit my car perfectly, and I didn't need any special tools or modifications. They just snapped right into place, and now they look like they're part of the car's original design.Overall, I would highly recommend Husky Floor Liners to anyone looking for a high-quality and durable way to protect their vehicle's carpets. These liners offer excellent protection and are well worth the investment.

These are era-accurate all-weather floor mats. Not the rubbery stuff or high-tech laser scanned molded mats. They fit well and stay put while looking nice. They provide plenty of traction without being TOO grippy. I don't want my heels to stick when I'm moving between pedals. I previously had the Weathertech mats that are supposedly make for my truck, but they would slide forward and under the pedals during use. VERY DANGEROUS. I decided to change to these Husky Liners and I'm very happy I did.

If you're a "car guy" you probably already know about Husky Liners and the competition. These mats fall right in line with what to expect from HL. Good fit, durable, easy to clean, and so on. One thing to note is that these mats do have the cutout on the drivers side for the upper foot rest (the big plastic box screwed to the floor.) For me personally, I wanted to have the cutout for the factory foot rest because I actually like the foot rest and kept it in my truck.As for the negative reviews... The fit isn't going to be absolutely perfect down to the 1/32 of an inch. Yes, you're still going to have to remove them once in a while and vacuum the carpet. As for the cost... Well, made in the USA!!! Take some satisfaction that you're helping support manufacturing in this country and not slave/child labor in some poverty stricken nation. Of course there's a choice to buy cheap universal fit mats, but you'll spend $25-30 bucks for a decent set of those so the cost relative to what you get from Husky Liners is not even close. The HL mats fit and look SO much better than the universal garbage. Also, Husky Liners is the ONLY company that stepped up to produce these for our beloved Toyota trucks. No one else makes custom fit liners for our trucks, and factory carpet mats are just as expensive and hard to find. So a big THANK YOU to Husky Liners!

I’ve tried other weather floor mats for my 1990 4 Runner. These were the best fit I have found. The only thing that was negative is the rear of the mat lifts up just a bit where it comes in contact with driver side seat rail bolts. Other than that, they fit great. Material is just right, not too flimsy and not too stiff. If you’ve been looking for a set for your 4 Runner that will last, at moderate price, get these.

These floow liners are absolutely great. They look nice they fit well and they are removable and rinsable.

These fit like a glove in my 91 toyota pickup and look great. I have these in my 2014 Ram 3500 and love them so had to get a set for the Yota.

I was glad to find some floor liners that were custom fit for my 1994 Toyota pickup so I bought these. They both fit the space perfectly- pass and driver. However the driver's side did not sit low enough beneath the gas pedal causing it not to be able to be depressed properly. I wanted this to work so I used a heat gun to soften the part under the pedal and formed it lower which helped but not enough. I finally had to actually cut it from under the pedal area in order to get it to work. So it's now notched out. Doesn't look as good but it's not a large area so it will have to do. Wish I didn't have to do that.

So here's what you do. Mine fit like a glove, and yours should too. Why are people complaining? They do not have their accelerator pedal cable properly adjusted. So go pop your truck's hood. There is a big cable sitting on top of the engine that goes from the firewall to the throttle body. That's your accelerator cable. What you do is unscrew the two little pinch bolts on the bracket screwed to the intake plenum and spin them so it pulls the cable end farther from the end of the sheathing. Then tighten them back together on the bracket. BOOM, now your accelerator pedal is reset to where you don't have to chop into these fine floor mats to get all the go-power you had before. You'll also notice the truck drives way better too. Interesting huh?