WeatherTech truck floor liners worth it???

[NorseNW]

In hopes of a cyber-Monday sale of some kind - are these really the bomb diggity as they claim?  I've never had them but debating it after just cleaning out my truck.  My truck is not a pavement princess but I do try to keep the inside clean-ish and at least dry.  It had a clam dig from a couple weeks ago followed by a three day late season archery hunt on the coast.  Both were a bit moist and sandy / muddy.

I have a healthy fear of wet stinky carpet.  The extended cab in a Ford Ranger I had many moons ago had wet carpet from my dog riding back there all the time on our outings.  That smell would not come out.

Thanks for any input you might be able to offer before I sink the money into expensive fancy plastic.

[simondude]

I have a older set in my truck and they are great.

[Zardoz]

I have a older set in my truck and they are great.

 

[Bofire]

I have them and would buy again, love the mud flaps too
Carl

[BNAElkhntr]

I have them and would buy again, love the mud flaps too
Carl

Got them As well   work great   in mud and snow

[jrebel]

Both vehicles have them..... Love them.  Every vehicle I own from now on will have them. 

[Angry Perch]

Have had them in my F-150 crew cab for 5 years. Fronts are great. Back one curled up along the doors, and always creeps back, so I have to slide it back up.

[Knocker of rocks]

Have them in my PU and my gf's Toyota Corolla.  They're great in both vehicles

[huntandjeep]

I have them 4 rigs worth the $

[Timberstalker]

The best mudflap available, that I have found.

[Cylvertip]

I like the Husky Lliners with the diamond treat pattern.  With general use, I can wipe them all down clean in 5 minutes with a wet hand towel  in either of my crew cabs.  If they are really muddy, you can pull them just like the weather techs and spray them down.   In the Boss's Suburban, we have Weathertechs.  You have to really  work to get them as clean and generally employees the shop vac as well.  Easier to pull them rather than try to scrub on them.  I much prefer the Husky's

The Husky's have the same creeping/ edge curling issues, as mentioned on the Weatertechs, though I have only noticed it on the front ones for both types.  I added some snaps on my Frontier and the Sub that anchor them to the plastic shrouding at he front of the door opening for both types, and additionally the shrouding on the seat anchor on the Frontier.  This keeps them in place and helps them keep their shape too.  On my Superduty, I just needed to anchor the driver and passenger sides to the center hump Husky cover, not into the truck shrouding.   If you need to pull them, just pop the snap loose.

[elkinrutdrivemenuts]

Yeah they are worth the money, you won't regret it.  Have used them years, a must have if you have kids!

[NorseNW]

Seems pretty unanimous -  Thank you gents.  I will look in to the Husky's as well.  Here's to hoping for a sale........  If not it's probably still happening! 

[gee_unit360]

Husky x act contours

[jpharcher]

Look at Fox Weatherboots as well, have them had in my F350 since 2002 and still going stong, carpet still looks brand new.

[thinkingman]

What I just ordered for an F150.
Weathertechs seem stiff.
I'll know in a few days.

[HntnFsh]

The ones in my Silverado curled pretty bad. Think they were just a little too wide and were hitting the door. I like my Husky liners in my other Silverado better.

[J.Brower]

Cabela's has their branded weathertechs on sale. Looking at a set for my F150, but the wife has hinted I had better wait until after Christmas 
http://www.cabelas.com/product/auto-atv/car-truck-suv/auto-interior/floor-cargo-mats/pc/104796180/c/630501480/sc/104697180/i/104337180/cabelas-trailgear-floor-liners-reg-by-weathertech-reg/1088481.uts?slotId=0

[Ridgeratt]

Have ran weathertech since 93. When Grandma got her new edge a set was ordered as she was dealing with the salesman. They went in the next week.

[Stein]

I get whatever brand is most reasonably priced, several outfits make basically the same thing.  If you clam, hunt, shoot ducks, or basically anything a truck is designed for I would spend the 1-300 bucks to get them.  We have them in our truck and Suburban and it has saved our bacon on many, many occassions.

[NRA4LIFE]

They are worth every penny.  They are awesome at containing sand when we're at the beach clamming or what not.

[jackelope]

Sell lots of them and haven't had anyone ever come back complaining. Just sold a bunch of sets of them to one of my construction company customers. They bought 3 sets and tried them out for a while. Liked them enough that they ordered them for a bunch of their trucks.

[Sandberm]

I have the Husky ones in my trucks, like em lot.

You launch your boat and have to get in the water for some reason, then back in your rig, the lipped edge keeps the water contained till u can carefully pour it out.

[jmscon]

Husky for sure. Had some in my last rig and have new ones in my rig now. They will hold a 20 oz coffee, just sayin.

[Mudman]

Pricey but    Both brands.

[Calvin Rayborn]

The best, Jerry!

[Fl0und3rz]

Bomb diggity.  I just got a front and rear "cut to fit" (not custom) set for an older truck and I am a believer.  No cutting required, they stay put, and they contain the snow melt like the Hoover dam.  Chicks dig them, too, and now the wife is jealously coveting my floormats.

Ordered the window vent visors, too, but have not installed those yet.

[Alpine Mojo]

are these really the bomb diggity?

Bomb diggity.

You can have bomb diggity, or you can have floor mats.  The decision is yours.

[Fl0und3rz]

With WeatherTech you can have both.

[NorseNW]

After holding out for a sale of some kind (Christmas, after Christmas, New Years etc, etc, etc) it became apparent they do not have sales!

They are ordered and in route.  Should be here next week.  I'll have them in place for the next Long Beach clam dig to catch all that sand!

[NorseNW]

I pulled this thread back up to give an update.  I was thinking I've had weather tech mats for about three years apparently it's only been 1.5.  Well now I'm even more unimpressed.  My update is I'm not a fan of the weather techs.  They were great up until about February this year.  Both driver and passenger sides started curving in at the top.  Passenger side was the door side / driver side was the console side.  Passenger side is a real pain in the rear because your foot catches on it when getting in or out.  Also getting it caught on there knocks the stuff off your boots and down behind the mat. 

Emailed their customer service and they offered step by step instructions on how to basically flip them inside out on a flat surface at room temperature and put a weight on them for a few hours.  Tried that once - lasted about a month.  Complained again this month - got same instructions.  Played the game and they are now slightly better but I would guess will curl again.  Not a fan of needing to do preventative maintenance check and servicing on floor mats!  Not sure if they are going to refund me or not.  I told them I didn't want replacements because I doubt the issue has been fixed and I don't need two sets of floor mats that make a pita pocket. 

Husky is up next for sure.

[Antlershed]

I just put the Husky X Act Contours in my Tundra, and we’ve had the Weathertechs in my wife’s Explorer for two years. Definitely like the Huskys better. 

[scotta]

Bought Max liners for my crew cab Titan , fit great . They were 160 for the 3-piece set Weather tech was 190

[gee_unit360]

I just put the Husky X Act Contours in my Tundra, and we’ve had the Weathertechs in my wife’s Explorer for two years. Definitely like the Huskys better. 

 

[crowinghen]

I purchased the husky xact for our Ford F-150 super cab and love em!

[thinkingman]

Husky Xact fit are awesome