2011 Floor Liners - New Discussion Husky vs. WeatherTech
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blkhwk
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Same here. Was suppose to have them yesterday but weather delayed them. Will post pictures as soon as I get them.
What part of Houston are you in?
joshoowa
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Wow the negative Amazon reviews about bad alignment and not fitting is a bunch of crock! These Husky liners are perfect fit.
Hello fellow Houstonian, I'm in SW Houston now, lived NW and in upper Kirby area for sometime but now reside SW since last year. What about you?
Hello fellow Houstonian, I'm in SW Houston now, lived NW and in upper Kirby area for sometime but now reside SW since last year. What about you?
TRD4runnin
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Husky all the way!
JayceeP
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The driver mats do and I think the passenger mat does now too however mine doesn't. Zero issues though as the bottom has little nibs that help the mat bite down into the carpet. They stay put just fine.
I ordered and installed the Weather Tech digital fit for my 2015 Trail Edition. I had them on my 08 FJ Cruiser for years.
I think they fit well.
However, I do have a problem with them. This winder there has been a fair amount of snow in the Northeast. So snow collects on my boots/shoes and then ends up melting on the Weather Techs.
I have found that water gather through the fastener on the Weathertechs. Several times I have found the carpet wet below the fastener.
It would be nice if this fastener was water tight.
Does anyone have a solution?
I think they fit well.
However, I do have a problem with them. This winder there has been a fair amount of snow in the Northeast. So snow collects on my boots/shoes and then ends up melting on the Weather Techs.
I have found that water gather through the fastener on the Weathertechs. Several times I have found the carpet wet below the fastener.
It would be nice if this fastener was water tight.
Does anyone have a solution?
Remove the faster from your truck, silicon seal the hole. WeatherTech or Husky do not go ANYWHERE with or without the fasters. Those fasters are there to avoid OEM not so fitted mats from moving around and interfere with gas/brake pedals.
Just got husky weatherbeaters for 1st and 2nd row for my 2015 TEP yesterday. They fit like a glove, seem to have great coverage. I haven't driven with them yet (4Runner isn't my dd) but the seem to be superior coverage-wise to weathertechs since they cover the side sill, etc.
carpet scraps
I just put the weather tech liners in the wife's 2015 4runner and they fit awesome. I have had the weather tech liners in my ridgeline for years and they work great. I put carpet scraps on top of the liners during the winter and the carpet absorbs the snow melt from my boots. From time to time I hang them up to drip dry...No leaks
I just put the weather tech liners in the wife's 2015 4runner and they fit awesome. I have had the weather tech liners in my ridgeline for years and they work great. I put carpet scraps on top of the liners during the winter and the carpet absorbs the snow melt from my boots. From time to time I hang them up to drip dry...No leaks
Friggin Idiot
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I've had the Husky's for almost a year now, and Dad got the WeatherTech's in his Tundra.
My folks live up in the mountains of TN, and have been renovating a house. The driveway slope is graveled and rutted pretty badly, but the area near the house where everyone parks is a clay mess. Dad hates the WT because his feet always slip and slide when getting in/out of truck. He very much preferred the Husky's in my truck which provided better traction making it easier for the old man to get in/out even though the ground clearance is higher. Having driven his Tundra more than a few times for troubleshooting or hauling the boat, I can say that the WT's are absolutely a smoother less flexible plastic that doesn't provide the grip that the Husky's do.
I've put just about everything you can from outside onto the Husky's and been very happy with how they fit, feel, and hold. I always feel like I'm scratching the crap out of them when I've got rough dirt or sand down there, but they show very little wear. Dad's WT's looked significantly more scratched up, although they're a few years older.
Overall fit has been good, the Husky's just don't move. I've managed to get the cargo mat to slide a little when trying to slide a 150lb rubbermaid container of ammo across it. The rear lip of that mat has also suffered a little deformation from getting smashed forward or back while loading cargo. It springs back into place, but permanently has a little wave to it horizontally.
Having experienced both, I prefer the Husky's for the grip. They seem to look and hold up better. I'm also not a fan of the hard plastic feel of the WT's.
My folks live up in the mountains of TN, and have been renovating a house. The driveway slope is graveled and rutted pretty badly, but the area near the house where everyone parks is a clay mess. Dad hates the WT because his feet always slip and slide when getting in/out of truck. He very much preferred the Husky's in my truck which provided better traction making it easier for the old man to get in/out even though the ground clearance is higher. Having driven his Tundra more than a few times for troubleshooting or hauling the boat, I can say that the WT's are absolutely a smoother less flexible plastic that doesn't provide the grip that the Husky's do.
I've put just about everything you can from outside onto the Husky's and been very happy with how they fit, feel, and hold. I always feel like I'm scratching the crap out of them when I've got rough dirt or sand down there, but they show very little wear. Dad's WT's looked significantly more scratched up, although they're a few years older.
Overall fit has been good, the Husky's just don't move. I've managed to get the cargo mat to slide a little when trying to slide a 150lb rubbermaid container of ammo across it. The rear lip of that mat has also suffered a little deformation from getting smashed forward or back while loading cargo. It springs back into place, but permanently has a little wave to it horizontally.
Having experienced both, I prefer the Husky's for the grip. They seem to look and hold up better. I'm also not a fan of the hard plastic feel of the WT's.
I just ordered a full set (front, rear, cargo) of Husky Weatherbeater liners for my 14' Limited. I think they will be much better than the Toyota all-weather mats that were thrown in as part of the vehicle purchase. I'll post some pics after I get them installed next week. 
