Cargo Liner: Weather Tech vs Husky
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liv2bike
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also trying to determine the same thing, in addition to front and rear all-weather mats.
ARK_SWAMP_RIDER
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Same difference on the actual mats. I prefer the WeatherTech look better, so that's what I went with. On the cargo liner, it all depends on if you have the double decker system or not. If you do, the Husky will cover the full area even with it down, while the Weathertech doesn't. It stops short of the rear seat as it's made to be used with it up. I like the Weathretech though because I can still access the tie downs. This thread has pics of each, although I don't think a dd Weathertech is shown. It comes straight back, it doesn't have the flaps at the rear to cover the area behink the wheel wells.
4wordSOUL
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My buddy has the WT mats and a Husky cargo liner for his '11 T4R, the WT quality is outstanding but he told me the Husky cargo liner fit his much better. While the WT cargo liner doesn't cover the tie downs, I like that they are accessible.
ARK_SWAMP_RIDER
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Personal preference or vehicle related I guess. I had Husky's throughout on my 97 4runner, and now WeatherTech's on my 03 4runner, both were a great fit and finish, I'd buy either again. I just prefer the look of the WT mats.
97BlackAckCL
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The weathertech digital floor liners are the highest quality floor mats I've ever seen, I don't actually own a cargo liner, because the one I bought didn't fit and I sent it back
rockwall
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I've had both brands. My opinion is that the Weathertech is hands down better. I like the rubbery texture more. I do have the double shelf in the down position and my Weathertech cargo line doesn't fit behind the wheel wells. That is the only thing I would change. I also have WT front mats and the one piece liner for the back seat floor. This is perfect for me because I have seven year old twin boys who are in and out all of the time with muddy/wet shoes.
Go with the Weathertech.
Go with the Weathertech.
