Husky Liners 2012 Toyota Prius v WeatherBeater Combo Black Floor Liners

Husky Liners 2012 Toyota Prius v WeatherBeater Combo Black Floor Liners

Marsoni

M251S

$127.49

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Husky Liners 2012 Toyota Prius v WeatherBeater Combo Black Floor LinersSKU: 98911 UPC: 753933989118 Husky Liners 2012 2017 Toyota Prius v WeatherBeater Combo Black Floor Liners Protect your 2012 2017 Toyota Prius v interior with Husky Liners 98911 WeatherBeater Combo Black Floor Liners, a 3 piece set covering front and second rows. These custom molded liners deliver precise fitment via laser scanned design, shielding carpets from spills, dirt, and daily wear. Built tough with ProGard formula material, they resist

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So, one day I was getting an oil change at the dealership, and the associate told me that cabin filter was pretty dirty, which I believed because of the places I take the car, and she said that they could change it while they were finishing up the rest of their inspection, since they already had it apart. I asked her "How much?", and then we both had a laugh when she said "$90." I told her I'd take care of it. It took two days for Amazon to get a replacement filter to me, twenty minutes to watch a You Tube video showing how to replace the cabin filter on my car (I watched it twice), and then about twenty-five minutes to replace the filter itself--I keep a messy glove compartment, so a good portion of the time was loading and unloading that nightmare. In the end, under $15 for the filter, maybe 45 minutes to watch and replace, and the cabin filter hasn't been this good since I first bought the car. This replacement version was as good as the OE filter, fit exactly the same, there's no difference in airflow that I can tell, and so far (6 months later), it seems to be holding up pretty well. We'll see what it is like after a year. I did get the oil changed about a week ago, and the technician didn't raise any alarms about the filter, so everything seems to be working. $90 for a new filter? You can do it yourself cheaper.

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Reviewed in the United States on April 6, 2026