2011 Floor Liners - New Discussion Husky vs. WeatherTech

Just bought a set of Good Year mud/snow mats for my 2011 Limited. They fit well after minor trimming and look good. At $39 for the entire set I'm surprised more people aren't talking about some of the other options on the market. I like the feel of the GY mats (more of a rubbery feel--definitely no slipping even with wet boots) and they provide good coverage. Bought mine at the local AutoZone store.
 
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outdoor girl said:
We have bought 3 sets for 3 different 4runners. Got front, back and cargo area mats. Love the weather tech liners, but actually wasn't aware of the husky brand. I use them year round and they work great for hiking in summer, and snow in winter for my boarding trips. Have saved my carpets. No problems with them. Fit great!
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thanks a million. I ordered Husky!!!!!! will arrive next week !! :)
 
Yakman said:
Just bought a set of Good Year mud/snow mats for my 2011 Limited. They fit well after minor trimming and look good. At $39 for the entire set I'm surprised more people aren't talking about some of the other options on the market. I like the feel of the GY mats (more of a rubbery feel--definitely no slipping even with wet boots) and they provide good coverage. Bought mine at the local AutoZone store.
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Post some Photos please if possible. Thanks.
 
One complain I have with the Husky's liner is you have to be very careful when taking them out from the vehicle as the little spikes can scratch the leather seats easily.
 
I'm thinking I'm going to go with the Huskies. I have the sand beige interior, what color would y'all recommend for that?

I was going to go with the Tan, but since my floor mats are graphite, maybe the black looks better. Any thoughts?
 
bamos17 said:
I'm thinking I'm going to go with the Huskies. I have the sand beige interior, what color would y'all recommend for that?

I was going to go with the Tan, but since my floor mats are graphite, maybe the black looks better. Any thoughts?
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I have SBL and I ordered Tan Huskies. The mats are not a perfect match, but I was interested in having more overall tan in my vehicle since the stock 4runner already has a lot of black everywhere. Also, since they are on the floor, you don't notice that slight difference in color as much as you would if it was right on the seat or dash or whatever. I guess a "con" would be that the tan ones might show a little bit more marks, scuffs, etc. but it doesn't bother me at all...
 
Quentin said:
I just ordered the Hexomats from AutoAnything. W/ 15% off and free shipping, the total damage came out to $93 for a 3 piece set (2 front, 1 pc rear). I'll let you guys know what I think of them when they arrive next week.
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Got them today. VERY happy with them. They blend in with the footwells really well and the coverage is pretty impressive. The back seat one pice mat doesn't sit completely flush over the transmission tunnel (slightly pulled from each side, if you follow) but other wise, very nice. I'll get some pictures tomorrow when I pull out of the garage.
 
I received my Husky today. I put them in. the fit is more than PERFECT. i will post some pictures during the weekend,... i am happy for them. i paid around $188 for the front seat, rear seat and cargo.
 
I put in my front and rear seat Huskys today. The fit is phenomenal. Only downside is the grey liners don't match the trim of the TE exactly. Close but not exactly. I debated between black and grey, but I worried the black liners would show dirt and fade, and I track A LOT of dirt into my vehicles. I know that was the case with a set of Huskys I had in a Jeep 5-6 years ago. Anyone have experience with this? Not that it matters for me now. Just curious.
 
Husky's work great and $100 cheaper

I got the Husky's recently prior to a ski trip and they worked flawlessly (keeping snow/water off carpet) and look great. For the entire set (1st row, 2nd row, cargo) it was $100 cheaper for the Husky, so a no-brainer for me
 
My Husky liners are gray. They match the glacial silt here in NW Montana almost perfectly. I have them in both my vehicles. They are the diamond plate design and work well catching slush in the winter. It is simple to pull the fronts out of the vehicle to dump the melted snow/slush instead of having it wet the carpet. Great product.
 
Just bought the Huskys from Amazon. $200 for front, 2nd, and cargo with free shipping (using Amazon Prime). I will post an update when I receive them, but from what I've read, I like the fact that the Huskys are more rubbery. Got the Weathertech digital fits for my wife's Volvo, and although they fit great and look good, I do not like how slippery they are. Even my rubber soled shoes slip on them, can't imagine how they feel while wearing heels or other non-rubber shoes.
 
I received the Huskys and they're great - the fit was good. The rubber is harder than I thought (similar to my wife's Weathertechs, but a little more rubbery). Fit was good and they look good. Just in time for all the rain we've been getting! The cargo mat (for 3rd row) seems a little long and if you want the hooks to show up, it looks like you have to cut holes in the mat (they are outlined, so it woudl be easy). Overall, I'm glad I got the Huskys.
 
Cheapest place to buy Husky Liners?

Anyone have a link to the cheapest place for Husky liners? Also, how much did you pay for front/back?

I looked on Amazon but it doesn't seem very specific on which Model# you need to go with.

I'm looking for a set of front and back Black Husky Liners for a 2011 4Runner.
 
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