Best Floor Mats & Liners for 2020–2026 Toyota Highlander: 6 Three-Row Sets for 7-Seat, 8-Seat and Hybrid

Husky's X-act Contour 4-piece kit covers the front, second and third rows of the 2020–2024 Highlander. X-act Contour is Husky's softer line: Husky says it's 22% more flexible and 10% softer than WeatherBeater, with a DuraGrip surface, and like all Husky liners it's laser-measured, made in the USA and covered by a lifetime warranty against cracks and breaks.

In a family SUV, the softer material is the right call. It's more comfortable underfoot, easier to fold and carry to the hose, and grips kids' shoes. Covering all three rows in one order also means one maker's fit and warranty across the whole cabin. It's the most expensive option here.

The title stops at 2024 and doesn't specify seating or hybrid in its short form, so run your trim through Husky's fit tool before ordering. For a 2025 or 2026, Husky's WeatherBeater front (15321) and second-row (12791) pieces are listed for 2020–2026.

TGBROS' 3-row liner set is listed for the 2020–2025 Highlander with a second-row bench or buckets with a console. Covering all three rows for around $140 makes it the value pick for families.

TGBROS doesn't publish warranty or material details we could check. The bigger question is layout: if your captain's chairs have an open walkway rather than a console, ask the seller whether the second-row piece covers it. The title also doesn't mention the hybrid, so confirm that too. If both check out, it's an efficient way to protect the whole cabin of a family Highlander.

At this price, it's also a sensible set for a lease, where you want the carpet clean at turn-in without paying for a premium brand.

MAXPRO's 3-row liners are listed for 2020–2026 Highlander, not hybrid. The clear hybrid exclusion and the 2026 coverage are its strengths.

For a gas Highlander, it covers all three rows for less than half of Husky's kit. MAXPRO publishes little beyond the listing, so warranty is an unknown. Confirm your second-row layout with the seller before ordering, since the title doesn't say captain's chairs or bench.

If you drive a Highlander Hybrid, skip this set and look at the budget 7-seat carpet-style set, which names the hybrid, or confirm a Husky kit.

LASFIT's liners are listed for 2020–2026 Highlander 8-seat models with the second-row bench, gas only. LASFIT says they're 3D laser-scanned and made from GRS-certified recycled TPE, rated from −13°F to 167°F.

It covers the front and second rows, which is where most of the mud lands. Pair it with Smartliner's third-row liner if the third row sees regular use. The narrow fit description (8-seat, gas) is a strength: if it matches your Highlander, the fit is well defined. LASFIT's 45-day return window on its own store gives you time to check. Before ordering, check the liftgate badge for Hybrid and count the second-row seats; if you have captain's chairs, this is the wrong set.

Smartliner's third-row liner is listed for the 2020–2026 Highlander. It exists because most two-row sets stop at the second row, leaving the third-row carpet exposed to kids' shoes.

Smartliner says its liners are molded from a single piece of heavy-duty, 100% recyclable TPE, free of PVC, latex and BPA, and backed by a limited lifetime warranty. The company is based in Apopka, Florida. At $40–$70, it's the cheapest way to finish off LASFIT's or Husky's two-row pieces.

For the cargo floor behind the third row, Husky's 25791 cargo liner is the matching piece.

Husky's WeatherBeater 25791 is a cargo liner listed for the 2020–2026 Highlander. It runs to the back of the second row and folds up and down with the third row, so it protects both the cargo floor and the back of the folded third-row seats.

That's where strollers, sports bags and grocery spills land in a family Highlander. It carries the WeatherBeater credentials: laser-measured, made in the USA and covered by a lifetime warranty against cracks and breaks. Pair it with any floor set. If your family carries a dog, the cargo liner is the piece that saves the most carpet; claws and wet fur do more damage back there than boots do up front. Check that the liner clears any aftermarket cargo organizer before ordering.