Toyota RAV4, Tacoma, 4Runner, and Camry Floor Mats: Which Set Fits Your Vehicle and How to Choose Right

Toyota RAV4, Tacoma, 4Runner, and Camry Floor Mats: Which Set Fits Your Vehicle and How to Choose Right

Toyota has four of the most popular vehicles on the road right now — a compact SUV for family use, a mid-size work truck, a legendary off-road SUV, and a best-selling commuter sedan. What floor mat works for a RAV4 doesn't work for a Tacoma, and a set that fits a 2024 Tacoma won't fit the 2025 4Runner with its redesigned interior. This guide covers fitment specifics for each vehicle, what Tacoma and 4Runner owners actually need from a floor liner versus what Camry drivers need, and where common mistakes happen when buying.

Toyota RAV4 (2019–2025): The Family SUV Floor Mat

The RAV4's interior is straightforward but has one quirk that catches buyers off guard: the 2019+ generation console base flares slightly wider at the floor level than earlier models, so mats from the 2013–2018 generation won't fit the current body. 3W's RAV4 set is designed for the 2019–2025 gas RAV4 and uses 3D scanning to follow that console geometry; it does not fit the RAV4 Hybrid or Prime, which have different second-row and cargo-floor dimensions and require a separate set.[1]

For a family vehicle, the odor aspect of the mat material isn't a minor detail — it's the one mentioned most in owner reviews. Thorex™ TPE emits no odor, even at high temperatures, because the material doesn't contain petroleum-based plasticizers that off-gas.[2] Per the official product FAQ, Thorex™ remains odor-free from -4°F to 167°F and is used in consumer products such as baby pacifiers and toothbrushes. The RAV4 set also includes the option to add a trunk cargo liner, which most family RAV4 owners add after their first grocery-bag-tipped-sideways incident.

Toyota Tacoma (2016–2026): Two Products for Two Generation Ranges

The Tacoma's extended production run means there are two separate 3W products: one for the 2016–2023 Double Cab with automatic transmission,[3] and a separate set for the 2024–2026 Double Cab with automatic transmission.[4] These are not interchangeable. The 2024 Tacoma introduced a new platform and interior dimensions that required 3W to develop a new mold.

AllOutdoor.com tested 3W's Tacoma mats in a hands-on review and found that the mats fit where they're supposed to, including the rear corners that most competitors leave exposed.[5] The raised perimeter walls matter for Tacoma use specifically — Tacoma owners haul gear that deposits fine dirt, gravel, and mud. The taller the wall, the more of the trail stays in the mat rather than migrating to the carpet.

Important fitment note: the 3W Tacoma products are designated for Double Cab (4-Door) with automatic transmission. The Access Cab and Regular Cab are not compatible — 3W's Tacoma sets fit the Double Cab (4-Door) only, as the other cab configurations have different rear footwell dimensions.

Toyota 4Runner (2025–2026): A New Body Needs a New Mold

The 2025 4Runner is a complete redesign — new platform, new interior dimensions, and a 5-seat configuration as the primary offering. 3W offers two separate sets for the new body: one for Hybrid Models and one for Gas Models.[6][7] Both cover the 2025–2026 5-seat configuration and include 1st row, 2nd row, trunk mat, and a seat-back protector option. Neither set fits pre-2025 4Runner models (2013–2024), which had different floor geometry.

The seat-back protector in the 4Runner set addresses a specific off-road use pattern: the rear of the front seats get kicked and scuffed constantly by rear passengers loading and exiting on trails. This is an accessory detail that speaks directly to how 4Runner owners actually use their vehicles.

Toyota Camry (2018–2024, FWD Non-Hybrid): The Commuter's Case

The Camry buyer has a completely different priority set than the Tacoma or 4Runner buyer. Interior aesthetics matter here — the Camry's cabin is one of its selling points, and a thick, industrial-looking rubber mat undermines that. 3W's Camry liner uses the same Thorex™ TPE but with a lower-profile surface finish that fits the Camry's interior character.[8]

Two fitment boundaries to know: this set covers 2018–2024 FWD configurations only — not the Hybrid and not AWD variants. For 2025–2026 Camry owners, 3W offers a separate, newer product that also covers the Hybrid.[9] If you're not sure whether your Camry has AWD, check the door jamb label — the drivetrain is listed there.

Which Set for Which Toyota Driver

Model 3W Product Fitment Years Key Restriction
RAV4 Custom Floor Mats / Trunk Mat 2019–2025 2013–2018 needs different set
Tacoma (2016–2023) Double Cab, Automatic Transmission 2016–2023 For Double Cab auto only; separate product for 2024+
Tacoma (2024–2026) Double Cab, Automatic Transmission 2024–2026 New mold; not compatible with 2016–2023 set
4Runner (Hybrid) 5-Seat Only, Hybrid Models 2025–2026 Does not fit pre-2025 body or Gas models
4Runner (Gas) 5-Seat Only, Gas Models 2025–2026 Does not fit pre-2025 body or Hybrid models
Camry (FWD) FWD Only, Not for Hybrid or AWD 2018–2024 Separate product for 2025–2026; Hybrid and AWD excluded

TPE vs. OEM Toyota All-Weather Mats

Toyota's OEM all-weather accessories are rubber-backed with a textured surface — serviceable, but they typically sit lower on the sides and don't capture as much lateral splash. The bigger practical difference is odor: OEM rubber mats, especially in the first few months, have a noticeable petroleum smell. Thorex™ doesn't.[2]

The Drive's April 2026 hands-on review of 3W liners made the point directly: custom-fitted floor mats at this price point were once only available from premium brands.[10] 3W changed that calculation by using injection molding to produce tighter tolerances at a competitive price.

Frequently Asked Questions

Q: Does the 3W RAV4 mat fit the RAV4 Hybrid?

A: No. The standard 3W RAV4 set fits the 2019–2025 gas RAV4 only and does not fit the RAV4 Hybrid or Prime. The hybrid's second-row and cargo floor differ because the battery pack raises the cargo floor, so it needs a separate set. Confirm the exact model and year on the product page at 3wliners.com before purchasing.

Q: I have a 2022 Tacoma Double Cab. Which set fits?

A: The 3W Toyota Tacoma 2016–2023 (Double Cab, Automatic) set. The 2024–2026 Tacoma uses a different platform and requires a separate product. Select the set that matches your model year exactly.

Q: Can I use the 2024 4Runner mat in my 2025 4Runner?

A: No. The 2025 4Runner is a complete redesign with different floor dimensions. 3W developed new molds specifically for the 2025–2026 body. The pre-2025 product will not fit.

Q: My Camry is a 2025. Does the standard 3W Camry set cover it?

A: No. The standard 3W Camry set covers 2018–2024 FWD non-hybrid only. For 2025–2026 Camry, look for the separate 3W product designed for the new generation, which also covers the Hybrid.

Q: How long does it take to clean Tacoma mats after a muddy trail run?

A: About two to three minutes. Pull the mat out, shake off loose debris, rinse with a garden hose. The TPE surface doesn't absorb moisture or trap fine particles, so the surface cleans quickly.

Q: Is there one 4Runner set for both Hybrid and Gas owners?

A: No. 3W offers separate sets for the 2025–2026 4Runner Hybrid and Gas models because the powertrain differences affect floor geometry. Select the set that matches your drivetrain.

References

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