[CokeZero]

I'm looking on ebay to find some titan all weather mats. but all i'm finding is 08+

Arent they the same 04-15?

Will these mats fit a 04-07?

2008 10 Nissan Titan Crew Cab Factory 999E1 WQ011 All Season Floor Mats | eBay

 

[CVTitan05]

Im pretty sure they would fit all years, because they didnt change the cab/seats or anything. Or atleast not to my knowledge they didn't.

EDIT: PRG sells the weathertech floormats, and it doesn't specify a year, so im guessing it will fit all years.

http://www.prgproducts.com/shop/product/weathertech-front-mats/

 

[Jerry Helton 2]

I bought my brother a set of Weather tech floor mats for his birthday. He's a picky dude when it comes to his T. He absolutely loves them. Fit and finish is perfect. The cost was 110 dollars out the door. They are well worth the money?.

 

[bender2]

They all fit. IMO, Weather Tech are good but overly priced. I prefer Husky Liners.

 

[MartyG007]

We've got Weather Tech Floor MATS, (not floor liners) front and back. Now I see they only offer the front set. I like them because they are heavy duty, and "rubbery." We have a gravel drive, and take it camping everywhere. I have no interest in carpeted mats, and the floor liners are too expensive, fancy, and they look thin. Happy with the mats, currently $55 MSRP.
Oops, correction of a sort. If you specify "crew cab" instead of "king cab" then fronts and rears are available. We have the full set with a king cab, with no problem. Don't know why their site deleted that option for King Cab. But it works!

 

[Paskell]

I have the weather techs. wouldn't get anything else. clean easily and go up the sides. look great as well

 

[carlo_natit]

Weathertech and Husky mats are a good option. If you are strapped, choose Husky.

 

[Mach1tosh]

The only difference there might be is the number of hooks that hold the mat in place. My '15 has 2 hooks on driver's side, does yours, or just 1?
I have the 3D MAXpider 3D MAXpider Kagu Rubber Floor Mats - PartCatalog.com mats which have a raised hollow that covers the hooks (no sand/gravel/fir needles getting through) and the door side edge actually overlaps the sill. About half the price of the Weathertech which my wife's Honda has yet equal or better protection.
I had the same ones in my Frontier and they wear very well. We do a lot of backwoods exploring/camping and live in a rain forest so they are truly well used/abused and hold up great.
I do detailing on customer vehicles and see some really abysmal use of mats; stacked up to 4 layers, mats from other vehicles, pitiful flat rubber OEM mats that don't really serve any useful purpose, residential carpet, cardboard, etc.