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Hey friends, it's Len here from 1A Auto. Today, we're gonna be working on our 2006 Toyota 4Runner, and I wanna show you how to install your floor mats. Let's get right into it. You're gonna notice in your kit. It comes with these nice little clips. Those are gonna be great because you'll notice that where your carpet is inside your vehicle, you just have these holes. All right, so you need these clips. The way that these work, this part right here is gonna press right into the hole. Once it's in, you put this in, and it locks it. Once it's locked, it's pretty much in there for a long time.
You could try to pull this out of there and more than likely get it out. But once it's in, it's kinda just in, so take it, start from one side. Work it in. There it is. Awesome. It can pivot around. It doesn't pop up and out of there. Perfect. We're gonna do the same thing for this one. Just get it like that, like that. Awesome. You're gonna grab your left front floor mat, which is the one that has the holes. None of your other floor mats have any of these holes. So it's easy to distinguish which ones which. It also, of course, says so on the bottom.
The reason why the driver side floor mat has these is for safety. Because as you step on the brake or step on the gas and you're moving your foot around, last thing you want is this thing sliding around and potentially getting caught up and inside here and causing a safety issue. Nobody wants that. Safety is the number one priority here at 1A Auto, so we provide you with everything that you need. Just gonna take this clip, slide away through that hole, same thing right here. Perfect. You're driving. You're stepping on this thing. It slides around. You know, you know what? It really doesn't slide around at all. That's awesome.
Let's move along to one of the other ones. Okay, so we're in the rear, you're gonna notice that you have a cut out that looks something like this. This part is gonna go up and under the seat a little bit. And then this area right here is gonna come along the edge, just like that. No clips that you have to worry about. Let's move along. Come right over here. Take this one. Same thing slides right in. Perfect. We got our last mat here. Slide it in. That's perfect, even says 4Runner right on it. I love it.
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What's up, guys? I'm Andy from 1A Auto. In this video, I'm going to show you how to install these floor mats in this 2010 Toyota RAV4. If you need these parts or other parts for your vehicle, click the link in the description and head over to 1aauto.com. These floor mats go in the back. There's a difference between the right side and left side. And you don't want to put them on other floor mats. There is grippers on the bottom. They grip to the carpet. This one goes right here. This one goes right here. So, the shape of this is the difference right here, and then it's a little bit longer over here. That's how the back ones go in. This is the driver's mat. Now the drivers and the passengers are different. There is two little holes right here that these hooks go into.
Now, it comes with these hooks. If your hooks are missing, then you can install these. This goes through the carpet, and then you push down on this little tab, and that's going to lock it in place. This vehicle has the hooks there, so I'm just going to reuse the old hooks. Just slide this in position. Again, you don't want to put a mat underneath here. And then slide it onto the hooks just like that. Same with this hook just like that.
Now, this last one is the passenger side. Again, you don't want to put it on another mat. It does have these little nubs to keep it from moving around, but you do not have those little tabs that hold it in place. It's not as crucial on the passenger side as it is on the driver's side. There you go.
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