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I’ve got X contour in my Tundra and they’ve been great.

Exactly my experience...

I thought you wore flip flops?

I have them. Very good .

My wife and I have Weather Techs in our vehicles. We like them.

Remove factory matt and replace with Weathertechs is SOP

First thing you should do, especially if you have kids, weathertechs are pricey but worth it. I even bought their rear seat cover

My new gmc came with a gm version of them, they are holding up really well so far but I wouldnt consider them quite as nice as weathertech or husky.

My weathertech matts in my old truck were terrible. After about three years, they started curling and the material delaminated. Additionally, the matts were anchored with a plastic hook which required you to drill a hole in the floorboard. After a few years, the plastic anchor stripped out and I was left with a matt that slid around and a hole in the floorboard. I'd go with an upgraded factory set or Husky.

My Weathertechs never did that and I've had them in 3 of my trucks.

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I have had both. In my opinion Husky are a better quality mat.

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10 year old Huskies. Still fit perfectly in my Dodge, no edge curl. Just waiting for the ground to dry up so I can hose them off. They're scuffed up a bit but hey, it's a truck.

I have the Husky X-Act Contour liners, front and back, in the F-150. Seem to be holdin' up alright.

At the end of the day, Husky or Weathertech, I think it's 1/2 dozen in one, 6 in the other.

When I bought my Huskies, I don't recall having a choice of styles. Or maybe Amazon or Ebay or wherever I bought them just didn't carry other styles.

+1 I’ve had both and prefer the Husky X-Act fit in my Tacoma Double Cab.

Husky x-act contour. The only issue is they don’t come in any color but black.

Another +1 for Huskys. Either one is better than stock though.

I've had them in my truck for about ten years now. They work well and look like new when they're washed. Curiously enough, my second hand '06 GTO came with them. They seem like a bit of overkill for a car never driven in snow or nasty muck.

I use Husky liners, and have for many years, in all of my vehicles and the have held up extremely well. I think I am using the original set I purchase when my 1998 4runner was new so they are 23 years old. I know the ones in my truck were purchased in 2002 and in our Highlander in 2014 (247,000 miles and 176,000 miles respectively).

I somehow got the wrong color of Husky mats once, and they cheerfully took them back and sent the right ones immediately. That made me a Husky customer for all time.

BTW, whichever brand you buy take them out of the box and sit them in the sun and air for a day or two to get rid of the "rubber chemical" smell and flatten them out.