Sandgrabba Mats

[tyreecestylz Lurker Find all posts View Profile Close tyreecestylz]

Looks like it may be 3 pieces... http://www.nobullaccessories.com.au/sandgrabber

Also, I am looking at these 3D mats, at a lower price, and get 3 rows... http://www.ebay.com.au/itm/Toyota-La...item1e7c3a0a44, also available for the 150

Hi Smithy did you end up ordering those 3D mats? I was having a look at them myself,
curious to hear of the quality before considering purchasing them as they are relatively well
priced.

Cheers Ty

[shodown Senior Member Find all posts View Profile Close shodown]

Hi Smithy did you end up ordering those 3D mats? I was having a look at them myself,
curious to hear of the quality before considering purchasing them as they are relatively well
priced.

Cheers Ty

I ordered a set briefly. Thought they fit well and seemed good quality, however they were for auto only (not described as such on ebay).

There are threads on them somewhere, but they were good bang for buck. I just wasnt prepared to butcher the drivers mat to fit.

[tyreecestylz Lurker Find all posts View Profile Close tyreecestylz]

I ordered a set briefly. Thought they fit well and seemed good quality, however they were for auto only (not described as such on ebay).

There are threads on them somewhere, but they were good bang for buck. I just wasnt prepared to butcher the drivers mat to fit.

Cheers shodown looks like I'll be ordering myself a set as my 120 is luckily an auto. Its a shame
they don't make a manual design for your car.

[cfryback Find all posts View Profile Close cfryback]

I've got the real Snadgrabba's for the front. After my last outing with the car club, the carpet ones just weren't up to the mud!

[Smithy - 120 D4D Senior Member Find all posts View Profile Close Smithy - 120 D4D]

Hi Smithy did you end up ordering those 3D mats? I was having a look at them myself,
curious to hear of the quality before considering purchasing them as they are relatively well
priced.

Cheers Ty

Yep - got some photos on my rig build now.

I would definately recommend, and think they are good bang for the buck. Only issue I have is that the drivers side mat moulding around the footrest is too wide, and I keep hitting it when I push the clutch. Would be better suited for an auto. I am going to try and re-shape it on the weekend with some heat though.

[shodown Senior Member Find all posts View Profile Close shodown]

Yep - got some photos on my rig build now.

I would definately recommend, and think they are good bang for the buck. Only issue I have is that the drivers side mat moulding around the footrest is too wide, and I keep hitting it when I push the clutch. Would be better suited for an auto. I am going to try and re-shape it on the weekend with some heat though.

That was my issue also - they were not designed for manual, only auto. I toyed with cutting around the footrest, just though sand would end up getting behind it....

Let us know how you go

[tyreecestylz Lurker Find all posts View Profile Close tyreecestylz]

Awesome Smithy they look great! just saw the photos, ordering mine very shortly

[awd2.0t Junior Member Find all posts View Profile Close awd2.0t]

Just ordered a full set of Sandgrabba's from No Bull, Front, Rear, Cargo and the under middle seat one as well. Looking forward to getting them in. Hopefully they're here before our first camping trip.

[cfryback Find all posts View Profile Close cfryback]

My plan is to take the passenger carpet mat and place it over the rear seat hump. Thus far there hasn't been that much mess in the back, but the Prado isn't the main child hauler. SWMBO (and mine) Outback is the main child hauler.

[awd2.0t Junior Member Find all posts View Profile Close awd2.0t]

The extra mat under the seat was under $100, so I was happy with that. It's probably over kill, but given young kids & their friends drinks, food etc. I'm sure it'll be put to good use at one time or another.

[Smithy - 120 D4D Senior Member Find all posts View Profile Close Smithy - 120 D4D]

That was my issue also - they were not designed for manual, only auto. I toyed with cutting around the footrest, just though sand would end up getting behind it....

Let us know how you go

Shodown, i managed to re-shape the drivers mat using the boss's hairdryer. Basically, i folded it how i needed it, removed it from the car whilst trying to keep the shape, and applied the hair dryer. I removed the mat first so i could accentuate the folds while i heated it. I held the shape while it cooled back down, and it seemed to hold pretty well. Back in the car and no more obstruction.

[ntp Addicted PP Member Find all posts View Profile Close ntp]

Looking to replace my Sandgrabba mats due to old age and fair wear and tear. Not a bad run considering their about 8 years old and have never had a problem with them, and they have never failed to keep the carpets protected.

Anyone purchase a set recently and got any suggestions for best value buys?

[brogers Advanced Member Find all posts View Profile Close brogers]

Looking to replace my Sandgrabba mats due to old age and fair wear and tear. Not a bad run considering their about 8 years old and have never had a problem with them, and they have never failed to keep the carpets protected.

Anyone purchase a set recently and got any suggestions for best value buys?

I bought some, direct from the factory.

I think they are now called No Bull Accessories, but they make them at their Underwood location, In Queensland.

Have a look at their website

https://nobullaccessories.com.au/