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Hey fellas,
I just bought a new F350 Crew Cab (bench seat in front, so no center console) that came with carpet floor mats. It's been 10+ years since I've had to buy all-weather rubber mats so I thought I'd check in here to see if one brand/model has any advantage over the others.
The truck is a tow vehicle for a horse trailer. Given the typical conditions here, there will be a lot of mud on the ground most of the time I'm hauling, so I need mats that will contain water/mud.
In looking at some of the pics online, I like the look of Husky mats, but it looks like the front mats don't cover all the carpet on the door side. That is to say the mats don't look like they cover the left edge of the carpet on the driver's side, nor the right edge of the carpet on the passenger side. Anybody have some first-hand experience with Husky mats, or any other brand for that matter?
Thanks!
Wade
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Get the Weathertech floorliners...you won't be dissapointed
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I've had Husky mats for many years and they are still going strong. I wash them after winter and they look as good as new. I don't know what the current mats are like, but the mats I have drop down near the door and have a sunken area to catch any water or snow that runs that way. If there is a lot of snow/water, just pull the mats and dump it out. There's no mess on the carpet.
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That subject is debated quite a bit on the tacoma forum I visit. Weathertech and Husky are the two to choose from. I guess you'd have to have both to decide which is better, but both come highly recommended.
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Had Husky liners in a '95, '01, and '05 pickup. Had WeatherTech in an '06 and my current '11. I see little difference between the 2 and only switched because that's what Radco had in stock the day I went to get floormats in the 2 newer trucks.
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WeatherTech by a mile! Custom fit, good coverage ( up a but on the center tunnel), last well, easy to clean. I won't put anything else in my vehicles.
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I've got Weathertech in the back and Husky in the front. I couldn't ask for better from either one. The Husky's fit better is why I went with them up front.
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WeatherTech in my last 2 trucks. Very happy with the performance.
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I wish WeatherTech made floor mats for my 96 F250, wife has them in her RX330 and those things are great at keeping the dirt, snow, ice and water off her carpet.
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I've had Husky Liners in my pickup since '97. They were the only option I knew about before buying a computer. No complaints though.
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I love my Weathertech mats.
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Weathertech in my rigs and love them.
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I've got Weathertechs in my Suburban and Huskys in the Toyota pickup - I very much prefer the Huskys, they stay put and fit the contours much better. I'll never buy Weathertech mats again.
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