Can I successfully replace my carpet?

I’m sick of my black carpet getting full of sand. Sure I have weather techs. But sand and dirt gets where there’s no coverage. I like to keep it reasonably clean and think a rubber fitted floor liner would work good. Sure sand and dirt will still get on the rubber floor, but at least it will be easier to clean with a wet rag instead of getting the vacuum out. On my old work truck, it had a rubber floor and I would just stick the hose in there. I don’t need any stinking carpet. Anybody do this?

 

Rhino line it? Plenty of buddy's did it on their jeeps so they can just hose it out.

 

https://www.tacomaworld.com/threads/replacement-flooring-for-2015.520728/

 

https://www.tacomaworld.com/threads/carpet-hole-my-solution.410658/

 

There ya go, thank you

 

All rubber mat, FJ like, for double cab Tacoma’s.

 

Ok, thanks guys. I know what to do now. Thanks for the links with part numbers.

 

If you're gonna' jump, then leap.

 

Is there a rubber mat part number for the access cab as well?

 

I just copied this from one of the above post.

58510-04840-B2

 

Cheech and Chong van

 

I don't know for certain but it became an option/new feature in like 13 or 14 iirc. I don't know why Toyota would offer it on the double cab but not the AC though. Best thing would be to call the dealer parts dept and see if they have a part number then buy online.

 

@spitdog any progress on this?

Considering same for my Access cab, sorta waiting to see how it goes for you. And for the weather to cool, which won't be till about November.

 

No, I just jumped on the Michelin tire rebate deal, so with that expense the floor is temporarily on hold.

 

Hopefully you dealt through Costco and snagged the 1cent mounting per wheel too, along with their other perks.

But hurry up on the flooring. I want to see your success!

 

Ill just leave this here for future reference

https://www.tacomaworld.com/threads/oem-all-weather-flooring-part-numbers.443444/#post-16272159

 

Yes and theyre transmission specific

They can be used in either 6spd or 5spd manuals though since they share the same shift/center console. I have the all weather flooring in my 09 5spd access cab

https://www.tacomaworld.com/threads/oem-all-weather-flooring-part-numbers.443444/#post-16272159

 

I'd run it.

 

No Costco, extra $97 for mounting and balancing. But With the $70 rebate the Michelin defenders cost $645.00 from tire rack.

 

Yea, your post cause me to go down this path. Well done sir.