2011 Floor Liners - New Discussion Husky vs. WeatherTech
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hamiltonj2w1
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I have the Husky Weather Beater in my Trail and we just ordered the weather techs digital's for the wifes 09 Rav4 I think I am gonna like my Huskys better we will see. The best price I can find is carid.com they had 10% off using halloween2010 discount code not sure if it still works though.
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bradj
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I had WT in my last vehicle and purchase the Husky Liners for my '10 4r. The WT started to get very hard to clean and looked very rough after a year or so. So far the Husky liners are very easy to clean. Both mats perform nearly identical. So since you could get the Husky cheaper and they clean easier I think they are a better choice but either way your going to be happy with Husky or WT.
Ben_Mueller
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Just put my Husky Weatherbeaters in tonight. Fit perfect! Now I am ready for the snow to fly 
I had the rubberier huskies in my old '01 Maxima and I found that spills, dirt and sand could get stuck in the ridges and that getting them cleaned needed a hose and a brush~ and any spills or melted snow etc could be tricky to dump out.
Picked up my '10LTD on May 1 and put WT Digitals in right away and love them. By comparison these have been much easier to keep clean and will be much easier to dump out melted snow or spills etc because there are spaces built in that are meant for exactly that.
Also~ I haven't heard anyone talking about sand....
I'm a die-hard surfcaster. When I'm done I'm exhausted so I just peel off my salt-water-wet, sandy waders and gear and just put them right on the WT's in the back seat. Never a mess beyond the mats, and cleaning the sand out is quick and easy because of the harder material and smoother surface.....
Picked up my '10LTD on May 1 and put WT Digitals in right away and love them. By comparison these have been much easier to keep clean and will be much easier to dump out melted snow or spills etc because there are spaces built in that are meant for exactly that.
Also~ I haven't heard anyone talking about sand....
I'm a die-hard surfcaster. When I'm done I'm exhausted so I just peel off my salt-water-wet, sandy waders and gear and just put them right on the WT's in the back seat. Never a mess beyond the mats, and cleaning the sand out is quick and easy because of the harder material and smoother surface.....
The WT liner does not completely cover the dead pedal, but the Husky liner does. I also think the Husly has carpet hooks underneath to help secure them in place where the WT does not I've had the passenger side WT liner slide out of place before and I've also had a passenger slip on the liner last week getting into the vehicle.
I would seriously consider the Husky liners next time.
Rob
I would seriously consider the Husky liners next time.
Rob
Koz
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I have the WT in my IS and Husky's for my (coming soon) GX (same mats as T4R). The WT’s have holes at the bottom to secure the mats to the floor with the OEM pegs. The Husky's don't. They have the little nubs all over the back side. From what I have read the Husky's also cover more of the dead pedal/door sill area and will hold more liquid. The WT’s look better (shiny and more refined) but the Husky’s are more functional.
Koz
Koz
I got the weather tech digitals because I felt they offered the best protection. They have been GREAT. They also reuse the factory clip on the driver's side.
I have a husky liner for my rear cargo tray and that too is excellent. I prefer the WT for the front and middle row seats though
I have a husky liner for my rear cargo tray and that too is excellent. I prefer the WT for the front and middle row seats though
SevenMaryThree
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So if I buy the 2010 model Husky WBs, they should be good to go in my 2011 LE?
Thanks!
Thanks!
Snooperstyle
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You just have to pop them out, but it is best to put a little pressure on the opposite side. I think I used a flathead screwdriver. Poke the screwdriver in there where the arrow is in this pic and push on the top part of the hook from the other direction and lift it right out:
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Snowfox
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Thank you Snooperstyle, for the effort to post the picture of it. I will give it a try this weekend.
Husky Liners Scuff Marks On Delivery
Just recieved my Husky's very quickly. The driver side has scuff marks on it that actually go into the material. I thought others posted a similar problem, but I can not find the posts. Any one else have this issue. The cargo liner and rear seat liner are fine. Issue only with the front seat liners. I am calling the retailer, but just want to see if anyone else had this problem.
Just recieved my Husky's very quickly. The driver side has scuff marks on it that actually go into the material. I thought others posted a similar problem, but I can not find the posts. Any one else have this issue. The cargo liner and rear seat liner are fine. Issue only with the front seat liners. I am calling the retailer, but just want to see if anyone else had this problem.
TOYSTRY
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Contacted Husky, This Is What They Had To Share With Me
Instead of starting another thread of Husky vs Weathertech, I'm just gonna post here what Husky shared with me for those interested (primarily because I've yet to see anyone post pics of the rear cargo mats here).
Enjoy.....pics are self explanatory.
Instead of starting another thread of Husky vs Weathertech, I'm just gonna post here what Husky shared with me for those interested (primarily because I've yet to see anyone post pics of the rear cargo mats here).
Enjoy.....pics are self explanatory.
Do 2010 WT Digital Liners fit the 2011 Model SR5?
I'm also trying to not start another thread on this topic, just looking for the basic answer if anyone knows if 2010 WT Digital Liners fit the 2011 Model SR5? I'm aware that WT has not yet 'officially' fitted them, but curious if someone here has tried them. Thanks!
I'm also trying to not start another thread on this topic, just looking for the basic answer if anyone knows if 2010 WT Digital Liners fit the 2011 Model SR5? I'm aware that WT has not yet 'officially' fitted them, but curious if someone here has tried them. Thanks!
SeattleMike
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Nothing has changed between 2010 and 2011 on the 4Runner, so there isn't any reason they shouldn't fit.
I just purchased and installed the 2010 husky mats front, back, and cargo and they fit perfectly in my 2011 Limited. The front and back husky part is 25721 and the cargo is husky part 98571 for no 3rd row seat or no sliding cargo rack. There are three separate part numbers for the cargo area depending on whether you have a third row seat, the cargo rack, or just a simple floor. They really do fit well in the 2011.
I don't want to upset anyone, but am I the only one that thinks either of these options are "butt ugly"? While they may be functional, I can't believe someone hasn't come up with something that works and looks decent. I have a set of OME floor mats that I bought for my Jeep Wrangler back in 02. They are full rubber (therefore flexible), look great, and catch all the mud, snow and other debris I haul in with my boots. Sure wish I could find something equivillent for my T4R.
