Weathertech vs Huskyliner for truck floor, front and back?

[lokidog]

Want to get floor liners for the new truck. Title says it all, but, if WT, are the Floorliners or Floorliners HP better?

TIA

[jrebel]

I've had WT in all my vehicles since 2006 and absolutely love them.  I do hear the Husky are nice though.  I just stuck to what I know for the last 3 vehicles.  Fit and trim are fantastic with the WT and they will last the life of the vehicle. 

[Mudman]

I prefer weathtecs.  3 trucks have used em. 

[jmscon]

The Husky liners will hold a 20 oz cup of coffee that’s gone airborn, haven’t looked for a different brand since.

[Firetwin3]

Just bought the HuskyLiners for a ‘16 F150, couldn’t tell the difference between them and my dad’s weathertec’s.

[jbeaumont21]

I have weather tech that came in my 2015 f350 and they are curling up in some of the corners which I'm not happy about.

[jrebel]

I have weather tech that came in my 2015 f350 and they are curling up in some of the corners which I'm not happy about.

This has been a common complaint on a lot of the newer weathertech liners.  I haven't experienced it but some have.  Would be curious to know if you contacted weathertech customer service, would they replace them.  Many reviews say they are great at customer service.   

[Stein]

I put Weathertechs in my truck about a year ago and they are awesome.  I've had Husky and another brand I can't remember and the Wethertechs are by far the best.  They have a better mold, easier to clean and easy to keep new looking.

[Atlas1993]

I have weather tech that came in my 2015 f350 and they are curling up in some of the corners which I'm not happy about.

That was happening to the WT floor mats in my work truck. I took a heat gun to them until they were flexible, bent them back down and held in place until cool. They are back to normal now.

[MtnMuley]

Both WT and Husky have made some garbage liners in my opinion. From sliding all over and fitment issues to curling up on the edges. Both make newer and improved models. You can't go wrong with the WT HP or Husky X-ACT liners. These both have a rubbery texture rather than a hard plastic. Rough Country also makes a good liner.

[follow maggie]

I’ve used the Husky liners in my trucks for years and years, don’t even know how long.  I like them a lot. I’ve never used the weather tech, so I can’t speak to those.

[Cylvertip]

Original style Husky Liners with the diamond tread all the way.  I have them in three out of four rigs.  Fourth rig has weathertechs.  I can wipe down the Husky's in a crew cab truck and have them all clean in five minutes.  Just takes a wet hand towel.  To get the Weatertechs clean, you have to pull them out of the rig and scrub them down, then of course put them back in. 

 I did add some strategically placed snaps to the front floor liners on two of sets of Husky's. On one truck I added 2 total, the other I added  4 total.   These hold them in place/ keeps them from moving at all, and then they also keep the propper shape on the edges.  I can still pull them out if needed. The newest set I bought for a Ford Escape did not need any.

[Russ McDonald]

Husky liners.  Have them in ny truck and Grand Cherokee.  Front and back.  Love them.

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[HntnFsh]

Don't like the 3 sets of Weathertech I have. Curling issues on all. Customer service wasn't very good.

[MADMAX]

The weathertechs I just put in my new 2020 Tundra are great on driver side
They suck on passenger side and slid all around when someone got in or out
I just did the front seats
I called customer service and they said it's not their fault that Toyota removed the clips on that side
They sent me some crappy red spike things
Don't work
I roughed the back side of passenger mat used some Loctite PL to secure the Velcro to the back side of the mat and that worked
Lot of money for something you have to retrofit because they slide all around
Not recommended unless you have clips on both sides of vehicle up front