Husky liners...

On the Husky liner, do you like the X-act Contour, or the Weatherbeater more? Did you get the one that goes fully under the back seat and have you seen any with that and the ESP under seat storage?

Trying to figure out which one to go with. Thanks..!

 

This thread shows someone who has the storage and back seat floor liners. https://www.tundras.com/threads/under-seat-storage-installed.4279/

 

I went with Weatherbeaters and I like them. I haven't seen any X-Act contours in person.

I first bought the rear that doesn't go under the seat, then I bought a WeatherTech Digital fit for the rear that goes under. I switched brands because Husky changed their design after WeatherTech came out with more coverage.

I still have my Husky rear, going to post for sale locally, shipping crushes the deal.

 

Ok cool. Have to decide which to go with. If I do the ESP storage, think it's even worth to get the liner that goes under the seat, since I'll have to cut away most of it anyway? The one you linked looks sharp though like that.

 

Love my weatherbeaters! Cant speak for the crewmax but they fit perfect in my DC and cover a couple inches past where the backseat starts. If your cutting I doubt it matters though.

 

I don't know what the price difference is. No cutting with the smaller one. Here are some better pics than some web sites that sell them...


https://www.tundras.com/threads/for...ky-weatherbeater-floor-liner.1492/#post-20641

 

I bought my son some front X-act Contours for his '16 SR5 CM.
I have WB's in my '14.
So I took the driver's side of each (outside the truck) and laid one on top the other.
The WB is longer, i.e. it goes up the firewall/dead peddle about 1" farther than the X-act does.
This is significant since we deal with sloppy, salty slush part of the year. Size 15 boots make it worse.
In TX the weather's usually more friendly. Hopefully your feet are smaller, too.

For sure, the X-act's are prettier than the WB's.
We both have the full-depth WeatherTech in back - very nice mat. I'll bet it's a bitch to cut through for the ESP box.

 

Thanks, that's good info to have.

 

I called them today to figure it out.

For the double cab, weather beater rear has full coverage, exact has up to the back seat. I ordered the wbs as I have my dog in the back most of the time with the seats up and storage box removed.

If you can wait, I'll post pics when they're here

 

Oh. I should add that I was talking about 3rd Gen if that makes a difference

 

Ignore all the above... I thought you were talking about DC not Cm... My bad

 

The Xact fit Contours are very soft ans squishy. If you step on them and turn your foot, you can turn the whole mat...kinda I dont know how else to explain it but they are too soft and pliable. I had them first but returned them for Weatherbeaters. I only live about 45 minuites away from the Husky factory.

Now if the Xact were stiffer i might like them better.

 

Even with the teeth on the back, they move on you? Humm

 

I would go with the full rear liner. The partial liners leave a gap between the liner and carpet hump right below the rear seat. That gap captures all dirt, spills, chunks, etc. The gap is like a dirt magnet and the full liners prevent that headache. I had the factory fronts and partial rear and switched to a MAXLINER custom fit rear and Husky X-act fronts.

I'll give you a smoking deal on the factory Tundra liners, if you are in the Kansas City area.

 

I have weather techs in my tundra but I put the husky xact in my wife's jeep and I like them a lot better! They are more movable for say they aren't as stiff as my weather techs more of a rubber I guess. I will probably end up getting the huskys for my truck now.

 

that's exactly the set up i have. xact in front, maxliner in back. maxliner was cheaper, has good coverage. plus, thin enough so they fit under the rear door thresholds. gives it a nice clean look and the molding helps hold the mat in place.

 

i like the xact for the front because they cover the seat bolts, which in my old truck catch all kinds of dirt and grime, and even started to rust. I might be wrong...but looking at pics, none of the other brands seem to cover these bolts.

 

I know not the brand your looking at but maybe an alternative, got the max liners myself and likem

 

Nice.. have to look into the Maxliners

 

Cheaper too, and thicker. Gotem on Amazon for 165ish

 

I went with Weatherbeaters

 

I got the Husky Xact front and rear and they're perfect. They don't slide around like the WeatherTechs do.

 

The back MAXLINER has good coverage, fits well, and does the job. Perhaps the full Husky or Weathertech is better, but I don't think they'd be much different. The MAXLINER fronts, however, do not have as much coverage as the Husky. The front of my truck sees more foot traffic than the back so I like the extra surface area.