deekoi
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Yup, they look great still even if dirty. After a while they don't have the shine which makes it better.
2011 Floor Liners - New Discussion Husky vs. WeatherTech
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Yup, they look great still even if dirty. After a while they don't have the shine which makes it better.
In a related item, the Husky liners from my 2011 fit my 2013 fine. I didn't do anything about the new front retainers. They are so short it doesn't make much difference.
I may use a heat gun or hot mold of some sort to form a bump over them if it bothers me later, but I don't see it really being a problem. I'm not going to cut holes.
I may use a heat gun or hot mold of some sort to form a bump over them if it bothers me later, but I don't see it really being a problem. I'm not going to cut holes.
Sputnik
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Just ordered myself Husky Weatherbeater liner floor liner in gray color from
AutoAccessoriesGarage.com for $129 shipped with a cyber Monday 10% off coupon.
Cannot wait for them to come in, wanted something like this since I bought the rig, was just waiting for the OEM mats to wear out
AutoAccessoriesGarage.com for $129 shipped with a cyber Monday 10% off coupon.
Cannot wait for them to come in, wanted something like this since I bought the rig, was just waiting for the OEM mats to wear out
Sputnik
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Just ordered myself Husky Weatherbeater liner floor liner in gray color from
AutoAccessoriesGarage.com for $129 shipped with a cyber Monday 10% off coupon.
Cannot wait for them to come in, wanted something like this since I bought the rig, was just waiting for the OEM mats to wear out
AutoAccessoriesGarage.com for $129 shipped with a cyber Monday 10% off coupon.
Cannot wait for them to come in, wanted something like this since I bought the rig, was just waiting for the OEM mats to wear out
JayceeP
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CarID offered me a good deal. Something like $135. But Canada = no free shipping + customs fee of $10 or $15 + hassle of returning if I didn't like = not as sweet of a deal so I bought locally.
I was actually about to process my CarID order and I cancelled before entering my credit card info. A rep called me literally 5 mins later and offered me the deal but I still declined. I heard the only downside with CarID is that your delivery time is unknown??? Auto anything usually has some deals too.
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Call or email this guy for best price. I've included website for reference but it's better to call/email directly.
Scott Nauman
TRUCKADDONS.COM
1.800.388.8637 xt 1167
[email protected]
bluebullet
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I think you can get the best deal from an outfit named Husky Floorliners.
Check them out when you get off work.
Check them out when you get off work.
kenski
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I bought a set off him for my 2012 Sienna. He's pretty easy to work with, and had the cheapest prices I could find (in my limited search).
I went back and forth between the Husky and WeatherTech. Finally went with the Husky when I found them at a good sale price.
Arrived today. I installed the driver mat only. (Too cold out to install all three mats tonight. I'll do the rest when the temp gets to double digits.) Looks good and I'm very happy with it.
Kenski - thanks for the side-by-side pictures. That was very informative.
Arrived today. I installed the driver mat only. (Too cold out to install all three mats tonight. I'll do the rest when the temp gets to double digits.) Looks good and I'm very happy with it.
Kenski - thanks for the side-by-side pictures. That was very informative.
The reason I ended up going with the Huskies is due to the cost being so much less than the Weathertechs (especially if discounted). Both are high quality mats, so cost became the deciding factor for me. I'm assuming your price quotes include the rear mats with the Huskies?
Bay33saw
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Nope I paid $127 for just the two front mats, I must say,the fit was good after a few days
JayceeP
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Didn't you end up getting Weather Tech's?
Bay33saw
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Yes sir.
Rhino11
Member
Weathertech Digital?
OR
Husky Weatherbeater?
OR
Something else?
OR
The horsepower adding TRD floor mats?
I have had the Husky Weatherbeaters in front and second row for a couple years now. I love them. They fit very well and do the job they were designed to. Have a brother with the Weathertech and they seem to be great as well. For me, it came to the brand I know. I had Husky mats in my Jeep prior to my 4runner and was very pleased.
Big Murth
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Husky vs. Weather Tech
I've got the WT laser-fit inserts for front and back.....the fit is perfect, but I have to agree with some others re: they are pretty stiff---but, seem up to a lot of wear and tear for years to come. Dirt, dust, and dried mud show against the black color of the WT inserts (matches my carpet/interior color)...but like them in my 2014 Trail, along with the cargo area WT cover, too. It's nice to have the almost brand new carpet-mats, stowed away for future use, or upon re-sale.
***The black color will "never" look like the day I slid them in...unless I haul them out and scrub them and then Armor-All them to bring back their pristine original appearance...........ain't happenin'***
I've got the WT laser-fit inserts for front and back.....the fit is perfect, but I have to agree with some others re: they are pretty stiff---but, seem up to a lot of wear and tear for years to come. Dirt, dust, and dried mud show against the black color of the WT inserts (matches my carpet/interior color)...but like them in my 2014 Trail, along with the cargo area WT cover, too. It's nice to have the almost brand new carpet-mats, stowed away for future use, or upon re-sale.
***The black color will "never" look like the day I slid them in...unless I haul them out and scrub them and then Armor-All them to bring back their pristine original appearance...........ain't happenin'***
