Recommended replacement floor mats?

Check this brand out, we got this for my dad Tundra. Highly recommend them....


https://www.autoanything.com/floor-mats/3d-maxpider-kagu-floor-mats

 

I've had WT and Husky. I prefer the Husky X-Act by far like others here. The WT's become stained with dirt and mud and are stiffer and slicker. The Husky brand cleans much easier, stay soft and pliable and are easier on footwear. I go from working and playing in the outdoors wearing boots to having to wear nice shoes for special events and sometimes don't get time to vacuum out the rocks and mud. The groves/ridges seem to be a little deeper (though I've never measured them) which can keep rocks away from scratching your go-to-church shoes. Had mine over a year and they are wearing good. Biggest plus to me is how much easier they clean than WT's to get them looking almost new again.

 

Another vote for the 3D MAXpider Kagu floor liners - not as industrial looking yet great quality and protection.

 

What's the texture like on those? Without the ridges I could see them getting slick

 

3D Maxpider Kagu:

The top surface is textured and not slick at all. Sounds odd, but it could be described as woven rubber.

The back side doesn't have the nubs to dig into the carpet but is instead a synthetic material that works. The mats don't slide around on the floor either.

The front mats fit very well. The rear mat for CrewMax fits ok. They clearly did a lot of homework on getting the fit right for both front mats, and mailed it in on the rear mat. Its not terrible, but just not as good as the fronts.

Here is the manufacturer website showing some of these details:
https://www.3dmatsusa.com/material-detail/1

 

Husky for sure

 

I went with Lasfit over Husky, based on the review from @2020Platinum. Where the Lasfit's cost $130 and the Husky's cost $240, are the Husky's actually 50% better? IMO, no. I'd rather save that coin for other mods, but to each their own. The Husky's do have an option for full coverage of the rear seats. I plan on getting ESP's long box under seat storage in the future, however.

 

I recommend going to brakemax once a week and complaining about brakes squeaking. They will throw in a paper liner when they test drive. Toss em when they get old and go back.

 

Husky X-Act Contour. Bought 'em, Love 'em, never looked back! Fit perfect, no gaps. Also have the little nubs on back to keep in place. My buddies WT were smooth on back, slid all over. Great coverage and easy to clean.

 

I chose Husky Weatherbeaters up front (I wear studded wading boots which shred softer mats) and Weathertech in the back (full coverage)

 

I had husky X-act contour in my 2017, front and back, and loved them. I just ordered them for my 2021, and arrived today. The front are awesome, the back have a redesign apparently, which the pictures don't show, and it turns out it's a complete dealbreaker. As a previous post mentioned, they no longer cover the sides under the back seat. Since I rarely have the back seat down because I use the mat to take my dogs and work gear, I have to return the rear. :/

 

I have Husky XAct in one vehicle and Weather Beaters in another. Both ha e held up very well and did the job.
It’s great to see other suggestions in the thread…

Good Luck!

 

Yeah, I'd prefer better coverage on the sides too.

Is there another better option?

 

Facts. I too love my gators. Paid something like 125 or 130 for everything.

 

Weathertech covers the sides and tops fully under the rear seat

 

I think Weathertech is too slick for my use. I'll just stick with the Husky.

 

I agree and used Weathertechs only in the rear, I mostly store junk there with seats up ... and no worry about having different brands front (Husky) vs rear (Weathertech).

 

If those rear mats covered the side carpet they would be the best!

 

I pulled the trigger on the Oedro floor mats and was pleasantly surprised. Great fitment, coverage, and price. They are a "softer" rubberized material (which I like) and clean easily. I do like that I can get in all the ridges fairly easy with a rag/sponge. I rolled the dice on these since I couldn't find much info but I'd purchase them again for what its worth.

 

I also received the floor mats I bought on the website last month!
It fits the bottom of my car perfectly, and the price is very cheap. I think it can be a substitute for weathertech,at least its price is much cheaper.
I also used a 15% coupon that is available for all products: oecarparts15
Maybe someone needs it..
You may need to warm up when you first receive it, because it will be a bit hard, but this does not affect its effect after installation!

 

This may sound odd, but it works for me: In my work truck, I use white butcher paper to cover the floor mats. I’m too cheap to buy floor liners & my employer. seems to like to shop around for work trucks so I never know what I’ll be driving every other year. The butcher paper is easy to replace & the mud & water don’t soak through. In my Tundra, I have Husky floor liners front & back & I love them. They stay flexible in -0 weather which comes in handy when removing ice from the snow that’s melted off everyone’s boots.

 

Literally just received and put in my Husky X act which is funny enough that on their site they said the model that fits but Amazon said it wouldn't fit..... They Fit and look really sharp and love how they overlay on top of the frame edge.

 

Big fan of Husky... Solid

 

After having Weathertechs in my last 3 vehicles I went with Husky this time around. Found the full set of Xacts for $124.00 on Amazon. IMO the weathertechs are great when they have a sunken foot well to contain the mat. Otherwise theyre a little to stiff and can appear "warped" on open edges. And they arent the greatest to clean.

 

I know most are not fans here but Weathertech have done me well. I got the Husky center cover and I think it looks/works good.