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Suits Toyota Landcruiser 300 Series Dash Mat Charcoal 2021 - 2025 without heads up display

Suits Toyota Landcruiser 300 Series Dash Mat Charcoal 2021 - 2025 without heads up display

Regular price $99.99 AUD
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Made to measure for the Toyota Land Cruiser (2021-2025), this Charcoal dash mat is crafted in Australia from premium UV-resistant fabric that shields the dash top and keeps the cabin comfortable.

Vehicle Specifications

Suits: Toyota Landcruiser 300 — Series (FJA300R) 07/2021 - 01/2025

**Without heads up display**

Features
  • Keeps things cool: reduces radiant heat off the dashboard, helping the air con run efficiently and the cabin stay comfortable when parked.

  • Made to measure: moulded to the contours of your dash with openings pre-cut for vents and sensors, so it sits flat and stays put.

  • Safety-conscious design: keeps clear of airbag zones so deployment isn't affected, and won't cover or muffle dash speakers.

  • Less glare, better protection: reduces mirror-like reflections off the dash and defends the surface against UV, cracking and fading over time.

Each dash mat is custom made for your specific model. The colours pictured are indicative and may differ a little in person.

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Frequently asked questions

What is the dash mat made from?

A hard-wearing carpet-style top with a firm, non-slip base, tailored to the Toyota Landcruiser for a flat, factory-neat look.

How do I clean the dash mat?

Just lift it out and vacuum or shake it off; spot-clean with mild soapy water and let it dry before refitting to your Landcruiser.

Will this dash mat fit my Toyota Landcruiser 2021-2025?

It's cut specifically for the Toyota Landcruiser 2021-2025, moulded around the vents, sensors and trim of that exact dash. Match the year range to your build to be sure.

Does a dash mat stop dashboard cracking?

Yes — it blocks the harsh UV that dries and splits the dash over time, a common issue on Toyota dashboards in the Aussie sun.