Weathertech Mats

Just throwing it out there but are the Weathertech mats any good and worth the investment? I can be pretty hard on mats in general but don't know anyone who has a set...

 

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Weathertech or Husky Liners are good choices

 

Husky Xact liners.

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They are both good choices. I have had WeatherTech in my Tacoma, 4Runner and in both Tundras. In my last 4Runner I had the Weather tech cargo try in the back and in my last Tundra I had the bed mat thing and the tailgate protector.
My last job I had a F350 for a service truck. I just put Husky liners in that.
Both did their job.

100% happy with both. I will probably lean more towards weather tech since they are American made. Thats just me though.

Either way if you want to keep them looking good grab some Chemical Guys mat Renew. Stuff works awesome!!

 

Husky liners are manufactured in Winfield, Kansas.

I prefer them because they have more coverage and don't lose their shape over time. I've had both and like the Huskies better.

 

Go with Husky. My weather techs warped within the first month of owning them, slide all over the place and curl up at the door entries in the back.
Weather techs solution was “put them upside down in the sun”.

I wish I hadn’t wasted the money on them.

 

@T-Rex266

 

Good advice guys... I'll be looking into the Husky. They look like they are less expensive and so far hold up better...And if there's a discount now how can I beat that?

 

Just went to the Husky website and they don't appear to make mats for a 2006. 2007 yes but 2006 no. Is there a difference?

 

2006 and 2007 are completely different trucks

 

Thought so but was just asking the question... Guess I might have to go with something different.. Thanks..

 

Husky Classics are good,i have them in my 06

 

Go with 3D Maxpiders.

 

Definitely look at Husky! I had WeatherTechs in my Tacoma, they are great for protecting the floors, but they are slippery when wet and mine warped after just a couple months in the truck. A friend of mine took his weathertechs out to wash them and left them in the sun to dry, 30 minutes later they were warped so bad he couldn't get them back in the truck. I have the Husky's now in my Tundra and they are FANTASTIC, I won't even consider another brand now!

 

Another vote for Husky. Think they're higher quality than the comparable Weathertech.

 

Thanks guys I would love to buy Huskey but they don't make'em for my year. Unless somebody knows for sure that 2007 will fit 2006. I doubt it but maybe they're similar in cab space but I may need to contact Husky directly to find out.

 

Us first gen guys have to go with Weathertech. Husky has yet to acknowledge first gen is best gen.

 

+ 1

 

Does anyone know if the TRD Pro floor mats are better quality than Husky or Weathertech?

 

Pro mats are the same as all tundras just a few extra words on there. Go husky xact contours they are amazing and full coverage. I forgot what color carpet I have.

 

I use Weather Tech mats in mine , don't have another Tundra with husky mats to compare to, but from what I saw for a new ford ranger having husky's I wasn't impressed.

 

I've used both - had WT in my 4Runner, '00 Tundra, and a Ford Edge. All did their job and did it well. I decided to go with Husky for my wife's Expedition for two reasons: 1) the coverage looked better in the rear (and a little better overall - had heard they come up higher than the WTs); 2) they offered a softer/grippier plastic option and didn't want to have the kiddos sliding around getting in and out of the truck (the HP line had not been released yet with WT). My only complaint is that the driver side second row has developed an upward flip and now the kids just trip on it when getting in (or out) of the truck. the rest of the mats are doing quite well. For the Tundra - I may go back to WT, but the OE all-weather mats are doing well so far, but do like the higher coverage from both WT and Husky. M2C

 

I’ve had weathertechs in my RAV4 for almost a year now - no warping. I only wish coverage extended a little farther up under the dash, to go under the pedals more. They seem to end about 6-8 inches too soon.

& yes I know…..that’s what she said! Lol

 

Have hade weathertechs in my last 3 vehicles been great for me, just bought some for the tundra