2011 - 2017 Toyota 4Runner Cargo Mat by Elements Defender Heavy-Duty All-Weather Trunk & Cargo Liner - 100% Weather Proof - Fits All 4 Runner Models Between 2011 - 2017

Durable. Fit perfectly on 2016 4Runner. Easy to clean.

As in the photos, I was looking to replace my current "cut to fit" cargo mat. Although my flat mat is generic, it is made of rubber and is relatively thick. I'm replacing it after my ice cooler tipped over and water and ice went all over my interior. The raised edges of this new cargo mat looks like the perfect solution.The quality seems good. Not as much grip as my old one. The only problem is that it doesn't perfectly fit/cover my cargo area. I moved the tray all the over to the left to illustrate the total amount of the shortage. Also, received a little damaged. I'll warm it up in the sun and see what happens.The low down:Pros:- Shipped flat in a big box - no need to leave out in the sun hoping for it to flatten out.- All 4 edges are raised approximately 2.5" - enough to catch rogue liquids.- Not "plasticky", but not rubbery either. Rigid enough to hold in dirt/debris/liquids, but flexible enough to temporarily lay things onto it.- Able to still use my pull out cargo tray.Cons:- Doesn't fit perfectly - will not prevent dirt (and Christmas tree needles) from falling onto your carpet.- Items on the mat slip a little with hard turns/stops.I will probably keep my generic mat under the new one for extra protection as I hate vacuuming. Overall, still a good cargo tray. As long as you don't mind size discrepancy, it's a good product.

I wish it had a non slip grip on the bottom but other than that it is great value for the price and durable. This is a must have! I have a 2012 4Runner & it fit perfectly. I love how it doesn't come folded. It's awesome.

We purchased this for our 2015 4Runner and it fits as expected, is light weight, and is fairly well made. I’m sure there are higher quality,more expensive mats out there, but for the rear cargo area, it works well.

It came to us flat and fit our 2014 Toyota 4 Runner Limited as promised. It's flexible and won't crack like thin hard plastic might.

The overall quality of the mat is. poor. It is light weight made from an extremely thin gauge material stamped into shape. There is no traction on the bottom to prevent slippage in the cargo area. The top of the mat was minimally textured and did not prevent cargo slippage. No remnants of fitting the cargo space. Absolute waste of money.

I’m giving this product 5 stars because it is exactly as described. It was shipped flat, which is a huge benefit over the Husky version of this liner, which I purchased first & then returned to exchange for this one.A couple notes that were a little disappointing, but not enough of a negative to reduce the 5 star rating. The liner is slightly smaller than the cargo area. If you look behind your back seats, there is a portion of the floor that moves when the seats are folded. When the seats are open, this part of the floor is at a slight angle. You can push the liner all the way to the back seats, but if you do it will leave a couple inches of exposed carpet at the rear by the lift gate. If you only push the liner up to the angled section, then the liner comes right to the edge of the cargo area.My only real complaint is that the liner doesn’t have much grip to it. It is a textured plastic, rather than a more “grippy” rubber material. Not a big deal, but I have things in the cargo area & they slide around on the liner when I turn a corner too fast.

I received a "Elements Defender" but I'm sure it's the same exact model, looks and feels the same anyway.The listing is misleading because it says it fits all models but the box says not for sliding tray or 3rd row seats.While I have a sliding tray it still fits pretty good, but is more of a universal tray that just fits in the back of the 4Runner. It does do a great job of not letting things slide over the place.Overall I'm pretty happy with my purchase other than having it sit in my cart for nearly a month and the day I order it suddenly drops $17 in price. Oh well.