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Dash Mat To Fit Toyota Landcruiser 70 SERIES (76/78/79) (09/2009 – 08/2023)

Dash Mat To Fit Toyota Landcruiser 70 SERIES (76/78/79) (09/2009 – 08/2023)

Regular price $88.00 AUD
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Cover and protect your Toyota Land Cruiser (2009-2023)'s dashboard with a made-to-order dash mat, crafted locally from durable UV-resistant material that shrugs off the Aussie sun.

Vehicle Specifications

Suits: Toyota Landcruiser 70 — Series (76/78/79) (09/2009 – 08/2023) All WORKAMTW, Cab, Chasis, Wagon, Utility And TROOP Models

Features
  • Cooler cabin: shades the dash so your air con doesn't have to work as hard and the interior stays cooler 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.

  • Safe and speaker-friendly: designed to allow proper airbag deployment and to sit clear of dash speakers without muffling sound.

  • Tames reflections and protects the dash: keeps glare off the windscreen and stops the dashboard fading, cracking or hazing in the sun.

Every mat is made to order to suit your exact vehicle. Colours shown are a guide only and the delivered shade may vary slightly.

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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 2009-2023?

It's cut specifically for the Toyota Landcruiser 2009-2023, 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.