How to Install WeatherTech FloorLiners
Remove old mats, seat the liner on the carpet, engage retention hooks or grommets, and confirm full pedal travel before you drive.
Watch on YouTubeToyota Highlander WeatherTech FloorLiner Buyer's Guide (Canada)
A Highlander in Canada is usually a family machine: third-row kids with wet boots, weekend gear piled behind the second row, and salt that finds every carpet seam after a thaw. WeatherTech FloorLiner is the upgrade that makes those messy winters feel manageable. Start with the year on your door sticker and whether a third row is actually installed. Then shop front, rear, third-row, and cargo products for that generation so every footwell that sees boots gets the same DigitalFit protection. Qualifying Canada baskets often ship free, so peek at the cart note too.
Before you pick a set.
Confirm year and third-row seating. Current-generation shoppers (2020 to 2026) use the newer FloorLiner and cargo products below. Earlier owners (2014 to 2019) stay on the prior block. Match cargo to second-row or third-row position based on how you leave the seats most days.
Prefer the full index?
Open the WeatherTech guides hub.
How we match Highlander FloorLiner
Highlander shopping is less about guessing a single part and more about counting seats. A two-row layout and a three-row layout are different cargo shapes, and the third-row FloorLiner only earns a place in the cart when that bench or pair of seats is really there. Hybrid badges show up on many of the same listings as gas years, but you still read each product page. Older generations sometimes split rear sheets by second-row bench or buckets, so titles and fitment lists matter as much as the model name.
Step 1Year on the sticker
Highlander FloorLiner changes by generation. Keep a 2019 liner off a 2020 floorpan so the fit stays honest.
Step 2Count the rows
Two-row layouts and three-row layouts need different rear and cargo choices. Seat count drives the shopping list.
Step 3Hybrid honesty
Some FloorLiner and cargo listings call out Hybrid years on their tags. Read each product page instead of assuming every Hybrid year is covered.
Step 4Bench versus buckets
Older generations sometimes split rear sheets by second-row bench or buckets. Confirm those notes on the product title and fitment list.
Official WeatherTech videos
These two clips come from the official WeatherTech YouTube channel (@weathertech). Watch the FloorLiner install so retention and pedal clearance feel obvious in the front, then the cargo overview before you pick a seating position on the products below. Third-row liners install the same way as rear liners: seat them flat, engage any retention, and make sure nothing bunches under feet.
If an embed does not load, use the YouTube link under the video. Confirm your year on the product page before you cart.
WeatherTech Cargo Liner Overview
A quick look at how a cargo liner protects the rear tub, and why seating position matters when you match the right WeatherTech part.
Watch on YouTubeShop the current-generation set
This is the black DigitalFit set we stock deepest for 2020 to 2026 Highlanders. Open the products below and confirm the year list on each page. Hybrid is called out on several of those same listings. Cargo splits by seating: one liner behind the second row when the third row is folded or removed from daily use, and another behind the third row when those seats stay up. Think about how the vehicle actually leaves the driveway most mornings, not the brochure photo with every seat raised.
Front FloorLinerWeatherTech part 4416091Black DigitalFit front for listed 2020 to 2026 Highlander years, including Hybrid where the listing shows it.
Rear FloorLinerWeatherTech part 4416092Black DigitalFit rear for listed 2020 to 2026 gas years on the product page we checked.
Third-row FloorLinerWeatherTech part 4416093Black DigitalFit third row when that seat row is installed. Hybrid years appear on the listing.
Cargo behind 2nd rowWeatherTech part 401349Black cargo liner behind second-row seating for listed 2020 to 2026 years.
Cargo behind 3rd rowWeatherTech part 401350Black cargo liner behind third-row seating for listed 2020 to 2026 years.
Pick cargo by how you leave the seats. A folded third row often wants the behind-second-row liner. Seats up usually wants behind-third-row.
If your Highlander is 2014 to 2019
Stay on this block for listed 2014 to 2019 Highlander years. The floorpan and cargo shape differ enough that the newer set will not sit the way WeatherTech designed it. Shop the earlier front, rear, and cargo products below. After heavy salt weeks, lift the liners, rinse the channels, and dry them before they go back in so brine does not sit against the carpet edges.
Front FloorLinerWeatherTech part 446321Black DigitalFit front for listed 2014 to 2019 years. The listing also notes Hybrid on this product.
Rear FloorLinerWeatherTech part 446322Black DigitalFit rear for listed 2014 to 2019 years on the product page.
Cargo behind 2nd rowWeatherTech part 40692Black cargo liner behind second-row seating for listed 2014 to 2019 years.
Third row
Buy only if seats exist
Third-row FloorLiner is for vehicles that actually have that row. Empty cargo wells do not need it, and a liner bought “just in case” will not magically fit a different seating layout.
- Confirm seats before you add the third-row liner
- Match cargo liner to the seating position you leave day to day
Hybrid
Read the product tags
Older catalog notes sometimes excluded Hybrid on certain sheets. Listings on the earlier front product and several 2020-up products currently call out Hybrid years. Trust the product page over a 2017 PDF.
- Open the fitment tags on each product
- Ask if Hybrid is missing from a listing you need
Older than 2014
Earlier Highlander bodies
Earlier Highlander generations can still show FloorLiner stock on the store. Use them only when that generation is on the sticker.
- Do not mix mid-2000s sheets with 2020 bodies
- We are not inventing fitment beyond the year list on each product
| Topic | What we tell shoppers |
|---|---|
| Current gen | Shop Part 4416091, Part 4416092, and Part 4416093 for listed 2020 to 2026 years. |
| Cargo | Part 401349 behind second row, Part 401350 behind third row, matched to how seats sit. |
| Prior gen | Part 446321, Part 446322, and Part 40692 for listed 2014 to 2019 years. |
| Winter compare | See FloorLiner versus All-Weather tips. |
| Hub | WeatherTech guides hub for the batch index. |
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WeatherTech guides hubFull FloorLiner and cargo liner index for this batch.
Match your door-sticker year and seat count, shop front and rear together, add third-row FloorLiner only when that row exists, match cargo to how you leave the seats, and trust Hybrid notes on each product page over outdated catalog PDFs.
