2011 Floor Liners - New Discussion Husky vs. WeatherTech

[burnurass]

From your pictures it looks like the Husky 2nd row covers the door sill also?????

Here's a better pic I just took for you:

Hope that helps

 

[toyohtadude]

I had Weathertech in my Taco. They were very rigid, scuffed and stained too easily and never came totally clean again.

I've never owned the Husky... my wife's vehicle has the Toyota OEM mats and they are good but don't wrap like these digital fit ones.

For the 4Runner, I got the MaxLiner set including the cargo area. I find these are less rigid and easier to get out and clean, do not scuff or stain easily and look closer to new every time I wash them Bonus was they were a lot cheaper than the Weathertech. Largest bonus is Weathertech only has a 3 yr warranty on their digital fit liners (Warranty | WeatherTech.com) and MaxLiner has a lifetime warranty (https://maxliner-usa.com/warranty/) When I called Weathertech regarding the Taco liners and how they scuffed and stained, they called it "normal wear and tear" and only wanted to know if they had cracked or warped and wouldn't lay flat.

My two cents.... :bounce:

 

[Salvo Jimmy]

Here's a better pic I just took for you:

Hope that helps

Thanks, cements the Husky decision

 

[Salvo Jimmy]

3rd row seat floor liner ???

Got the Husky weatherbeaters today and installed. As expected from my previous experience I'm very pleased. The lips over the door sill is a really great addition. All my off road is on the beach in sand and previous versions always allowed sand in the sill area on the carpet.

Now I've searched here and checked Husky and Weathertech sites and it seems the only 3rd row seat floor liner is a 3D MAXpider, part number L1TY04431509 (for black).

Seems folks are generally pleased with it, but did see one comment that it is flimsy. However that might be needed so as not to interfere with folding the seats down with the mat in place. Saw no comment on whether it interfered with folding the seats down.

Anyone have any recent update / experience with this 3D product?

 

[FortRunner9]

Husky!

I used this forum a lot in my decision for aftermarket floor mats. I went with Husky weatherbeaters and am very satisfied. A friend of mine has the weatertech, I would say the biggest difference is the Husky's are a little more rigid and clean up better. They provide great coverage and the nubs on the back are added bonus for keeping them in place.

 

[NoLight]

I have always used weathertech. My son bought some Huskys for his corolla the front seem to fit alittle tighter than the weathertechs but the rear fit tons better. On mine the rear seat liner always rolls up a little at the doors. His stay where they are supposed to be. He always has people in the back seat too. I have been thinking of just getting rear seat liners for the 4runner. But weatheretechs are USA made.....

 

[Stormtrooper52]

The first purchase I made after acquiring my new 4Runner was the Husky liners for the front and the back seat. I am extremely happy with the purchase. Only time will tell if they hold up to a beating. However, after owning them for two months I can say they seem to be a good investment.


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[mrblah]

there both similar and work well, so pick what u like better. I had husky's in my previous car and now weathertechs in my 4runner. They both look like crap when they are dirty which is all the time, but they do what they are designed to do.

 

[JohnTheLuck]

I got Husky as soon I had the 4Runner. After three long trips and two near sandy Utah and Arizona, I am very pleased with them. I would buy them again. Sorry, I can't compare with Weathertech but I read on this forum that the Husky covers more around the left foot rest.

 

[bharvey574]

I've used both, but prefer the huskys hands down.