No more WeatherTech floor liners....

Those Gators look good. USA made too.

 

I have the same factory mats and really like them mostly. The drivers side and rear mats are great. The passenger side one doesn't lock in place like the drivers side though and every single time someone rides in the passenger seat it gets pushed way forward. I need to come up with a way to lock it in place.

I also found a piece of black flexible rubber that I put over the hump in the front and then cut it and tucked the edges underneath the dash and seat console. Looks factory!

 

Agree on the Weathertechs. Last Christmas, my wife tried to buy a set for me for my F150 (yeah yeah, I know). Fresh out of the box, they were curling up like crazy. I tried leaving them out in the sunlight, shining a halogen lamp on them, etc., and nothing worked - AND the fitment was not good at all.

I ended up just buying a set of Walmart specials.

 

i see their commercials all the time. What happened to "laser" fit? lol

 

best line I've seen all month.

 

+1 for Husky, have them 3 years now, excellent design and durability

 

hi all, i have the toyota all weather mat's as well..... only thing i find annoying is the passenger side always rides forward???
any way i can secure this mat?

 

Use these on mine and they work great.

https://eagleklaw.com/products/eagle-klaw-floor-mat-retainer-kit

 

Thanks for that link!

 

I call it like it is. Stupid 1st world problems..heh

 

I didn’t know Back then this would happen to WeatherTechs so I lucked into Huskies.

 

Even my 5 year old grandson noted that my WTechs have issues and he isn't espousing Husky Liners or any other brand. Old enough to know what doesn't look right apparently
My first set didn't curl up but hard to clean. This 2nd set has serious curling issues.

 

Avoid the OEM liners like the plague if you live in the snow belt or see lots of rain, when installing my Bully Dog I pulled up the rocker panel plastic and just could not belive hot much salt accumulated there in one year . Take a nice big cup of coffee and see how fast it goes in the rocker. I have Huskys because water will have a chance to go out the door. Not sure about weathertecs.

 

I have always had Weathertech liners in all of my vehicles and bought the Husky liners this time around. The fit is much better with the Husky liners but the reason I liked the Weathertechs is becuase they were so simple to clean but I did have the curling issues as time went on with them.

 

Husky Liners X-act Contour are the best floor mats that I have ever used, I wish they made a set for my 2002 Tundra.

 

I have weather tech on my BMW. They were pricey and works great. I do see the brown stain issues on the weather techs. They don't slide around on the BMW though, Weather tech is also the OEM for the BMW all weather mats.

When I bought the Sequoia, I got a really good price on the Huskies, less than $200 for all 3 rows so that is what sold me. So far I am really happy with Husky.

 

I have weather techs in the wife's car, they suck. My truck came with OE weather mat's and I replaced them with Husky x-act fit. With a gravel road and driveway and we get some snow here in NH, the oem are worthless to me. No more weather techs.

 

i used to get WT digitial fits for the last 5 toyota's but on the tundra and going forward i am going with husky. only thing i dont like about the husky's is the gas/dead pedal coverage is a little lacking compare to the WT's. but the husky's stay a lot more pliable than the WT over the long term.

 

I have had husky floor liners in every truck I have had since 1997. They last forever, work very well, and look great.

 

I ran husky liners in a Tahoe I had for several years back in the early 2000s and never had trouble. Decided to try the weathertechs in my Tundra when I first bought it. Big mistake! Even with the provided cleat the passenger side mat would slide around and curl up on the edges. My foot would catch the driver side mat getting in because the fit wasn't "laser measured". Eventually it permanently curled. Went back to Husky Liners and have nothing but praise for them. The tie down cleat for the passenger mat is genius and it's never moved.

 

This. I like everything about the Husky X-act Contours more than the weathertech:
They don't smell during the summer when they get too hot inside like the weathertech,
They don't 'sweat' a sticky substance when handling like the weathertech,
They aren't slippery underfoot like the weathertechs,
They sit flatter due to their weight from material choice.

If they expanded this line further I would toss my weathertechs in my other vehicles at a loss. I've bought 3 X-Acts sets now.

ETA: to be clear Husky has two lines: WeatherBeater (the original) and X-Act contour (newer). The X-Act Contour is what any new buyer should be looking at. Skip the weatherbeaters.

 

I've had my OEM all weather mats for 4 years no problem. Dealing with SoCal heat with closed windows. Never had to deal with extreme cold/snow/gratuitous mud. No curling, easily cleaned. Too many variables to pinpoint why some people have no issues while others do.

 

Same. Good customer service, but was dissatisfied with The Curl.
A buddy with a RAM convinced me to switch to Husky...no regrets.
The Toyota ones look good!

 

The WT in my 4Runner started to curl so I ran very hot water over them and bent them back into shape. They seem to hold there shape a little better now. I have the rubber Tundra mats now but will switch to Huskies before winter.

 

Another vote for the Gators. Which I think is a vote for husky? I think they are the same company. Either that or Husky likes answering questions about the Gator mats on Amazon. Either way, I like the gators for the CM. Covers under the rear seat. Also covers the whole driver foot rest thingy. Most others only went up it half way.

 

My 2020 came with the OEM all weather matts. No issues with the driver, the passenger slides around as already stated, and the back only covered the foot area. My buddy was trading his Tundra on a Sequoia for the wife, he gave me his back Husky liners. They go under the seat and catch all the crap my kids spill back there. I like them way better than OEM.

 

Both good mats in my experience; currently have weather techs with no issues

 

Use a heat gun slowly and it will fix the curling issue on Weathertechs.

 

Man those look nice! I have the rubber factory mats, but they don't roll up the sides like that. It's like the perfect combo of factory and weathertech.

 

My 18 came with factory all weather mats and the next day I put weathertechs in instead. Love the coverage and protection I get with WT but F@#K it takes some serious scrubbing to get them looking clean. After almost 3 years I've given up on my drivers side ever looking black again.