Snorkeldorf

Wondering what floor mats your running on your '23 GX.

A friend ordered some 3W mats for his 4 Runner. I ordered the same mats for the GX but the rear seat floor mats don't fit right. They look like they're cut for the 4R.

Looking for recommendations on Front and Rear mats as well as rear cargo mat.

Thanks.

JimInTN

I ended up with both the OEM rubber and carpeted mats when I got my '23, the rubber ones were installed and the carpeted ones are still in the plastic, hiding out in the garage somewhere. So far I like/prefer the rubber ones, no issues noted in the two months ownership.

Snorkeldorf

The OEM ones look nice but they have less coverage than most other "all weather" mats.

I've heard mixed comments on WeatherTech and Husky.

Bergy24

Our 23 Premium came with the carpet mats and the all weather mats for all 3 rows and the cargo area.
The carpet Mats are still brand new and never taken out of the plastic.
The All Weather mats are pretty god and the brownish color compliments the interior, but they could cover more.

Shortly after taking ownership, I scored a set of Husky X-Act Contour liners (New in box) for the front and 2nd row for $125.
Weathertech has more color options but they are more plastic feeling, however, they now have the HP line, which I believe is similar feel to the Husky Mats from what I have heard.
I couldn't pass up the set of Husky's for $125 and they cover a lot more space and fit very well.
I am still looking for a decent one piece cargo mat. I may give the Husky Wetherbeater cargo mat a try.

I also have Husky's in my 21 Tundra and do not regret getting them.

29er

I love my Lasfit mats. Absolutely bomb proof.
https://www.lasfit.com/products/lexu...-row-floor-mat

Bergy24

If you get the Husky or Weathertech, you should also be able to get a replacement badge similar to this.

chadmon97

I hope to get these when I get my gx

Snorkeldorf

The Lasfit also had to be trimmed in the 2nd Row.

I assume you had to trim yours?

Snorkeldorf

I've seen that video. They're out of stock for at least a month.

And that reviewer has uptalk so bad I almost puked.

29er

yep, super easy. Used kitchen scissors.

Snorkeldorf

I was going to return the 3W mats but seeing that both the 3W and Lasfit would need to be trimmed I think I'm going to just keep mine and trim them.

glamglam

I have the all weather floor mats and the all weather cargo mat and the carpeted cargo mat that the dealership ordered and got for me for my brand new 23 GX460. My vehicle came with only the carpeted floor mats and no other floor mats. My XG460 didn't come from the factory with the all weather floor mats, the all weather cargo mat and the carpeted cargo mat. I had to have the dealership order them for me through their parts department.

jonshonda

Weathertech has a new Floorliner HP line of mats that are thicker and seem to be more robust overall compared to their usual floor liners. I have them in our 2017, and there is a noticeable difference compared to the ones I had in our 2007. Because we use the 3rd row frequently enough that a weathertech liner would present issues if we were away from home and needed to use the third row (where to store the mat when the 3rd row is in use?) I went with Canvasback for the rear cargo area.

ColdIron

I have 1st and 2nd row 3D KAGU MAXpider mats and so far am liking them. Had WeatherTech in the Taco for 11 years and they functioned well especially in the winter holding large volumes of melted snow in the cab. The 3D are definitely a lot nicer looking. You aren't cutting them with kitchen shears even if you can splatchcock the backbone of a chicken with them LOL. Only had them and the rig for 2 months time will tell in a few years how they hold up. All signs are positive right now.

Here is a one year review of them on a Taco couldn't find one for a GX

tntcandy

I've used WT and now using these 3D on all 3 rows, and fit/finish is in my eyes better with the 3D, no issues now for 2 years. Using the LEXUS OEM rubber mat in the trunk