How to Install WeatherTech FloorLiners
Pull the old mats, seat the liner on the carpet, lock the retention hooks or grommets, and make sure the pedals still move freely before you drive.
Watch on YouTubeA RAV4 in Canada lives a busy life: school runs, ski bags, wet dogs after a trail walk, and salted parking lots from November onward. Factory carpet soaks that up until the floor looks permanently grey. WeatherTech FloorLiner gives you a DigitalFit tray that follows the footwell, climbs the edges, and holds meltwater instead of handing it to the carpet. Start with the year on your door sticker, match that generation in the sections below, and shop front, rear, and cargo as a set so the whole cabin feels finished. Qualifying Canada orders often ship free, so check the note in the cart.
RAV4 floorpans change when the generation changes. A liner that looked perfect in a 2018 cabin will not seat the same way in a 2019, so the sticker year is the only honest starting point. Once you know the generation, buy front and rear together so you are not living with a protected driver side and a raw carpet island behind it. Hybrid and Prime can share some floor sheets and split others, especially on cargo, so treat each product page as the final word.
Open the driver door and read the year. That number, not a similar photo online, decides which FloorLiner generation you need.
We sell front and rear as separate products. Grab both if you want the cabin to look and clean the same from front seats to back.
Some front listings call out Hybrid on certain years. Rear and cargo fitment can differ. Read each page carefully if your badge says Hybrid or Prime.
Some front FloorLiner listings also mention Toyota Venza years. If you drive a Venza, confirm on that product page instead of borrowing RAV4 assumptions.
These two clips come from the official WeatherTech YouTube channel (@weathertech). Watch the FloorLiner install so retention hooks and pedal clearance feel obvious before you drive. Then skim the cargo overview so you know why the rear tub is a separate product from the floor set.
If an embed does not load, use the YouTube link under the video. Confirm your year on the product page before you order.
Pull the old mats, seat the liner on the carpet, lock the retention hooks or grommets, and make sure the pedals still move freely before you drive.
Watch on YouTubeA quick look at how a cargo liner keeps the rear tub clean, and why seating layout matters when you match the right WeatherTech part.
Watch on YouTubeFor most 2019-up RAV4 shoppers, this is the black DigitalFit path we keep deepest in stock. Open each product below and match the year list on the page. Front listings may call out Hybrid on some years and can also mention Venza. Rear listings we checked cover listed 2019 and 2021 to 2025 gas years. We will not invent a 2020 rear listing if the product page still leaves that year off. Cargo covers listed gas and Hybrid years behind the second row.
If your RAV4 is a Prime plug-in, cargo fitment can land on a different sheet. Check the cargo product page for Prime before you order the gas and Hybrid cargo liner out of habit.
Fourth-generation owners, this is your lane. The floorpan is different enough that the newer set will not sit the way WeatherTech designed it. Shop the earlier front, rear, and cargo products below, then rinse them the same way you would any FloorLiner: lift them out after heavy salt weeks, hose off the grit, and let them dry before they go back in.
The rear listing we checked for the newer generation did not show 2020. If your sticker says 2020, confirm on the product page or ask us before you order.
DigitalFit FloorLiner climbs the carpet edges and traps meltwater. All-Weather rubber mats are lighter and still great for everyday salt when you want something simpler to yank and rinse.
Earlier RAV4 generations can still show FloorLiner stock on the store. Open those products only when that generation is on your sticker.
| Topic | What we tell shoppers |
|---|---|
| Current gen | Shop the set below for listed 2019-up years: Part 4415161 front, Part 4415162 rear. |
| Cargo | Part 401246 for listed 2019 to 2025 gas and Hybrid. Confirm Prime on its own cargo listing. |
| Prior gen | Part 445101, Part 445102, and Part 40610 for listed 2013 to 2018 years. |
| Winter compare | See FloorLiner versus All-Weather tips. |
| Hub | WeatherTech guides hub for the full index. |
Match your door-sticker year to the right generation, shop front and rear together, confirm Hybrid or Prime notes on each product page, and keep cargo honest to the seating layout you actually drive with.