Did your Husky Liners come scuffed up?

[ccapman670]

I ordered the rear cargo liner last week from Amazon and loved it. It came perfect so I ordered the front and rear set. The first set came Saturday and the passenger side had scuff marks and looked used so I sent them back. Amazon just sent me a replacement set today and now both the driver and passenger front have scuff marks. Is this normal?

Deciding if I should suck it up and keep them, or just return them and stick with carpet mats. I know they are just liners that will get abused, but it irritates me when I buy something new and I don't feel it's actually new.

Passenger side from first set i sent back (note it came like this, I hadn't stepped foot on it):

The new set has less obvious scuffs but instead of just being passenger it's now passenger and driver. The foot rest thing on left side of driver has a lot of wear on that corner:

 

[4gin007]

should of went with weather tech

 

[jasonv]

of course they aren't supposed to come like that. send them back

 

[ccapman670]

of course they aren't supposed to come like that. send them back

After getting two sets like this I was starting to think maybe they just ship like that. I'll email Husky and see what they say.

 

[ToyotaDoodz]

Obviously used and returned. No, they don't come that way.

 

[HerT4R]

[MENTION=127238]ccapman670[/MENTION], autoanything.com will match any price, they have hassle-free returns, quick shipments, and are pretty great to work with.

buy from them, my husky weatherbeaters came new and in mint condition.

they aren't so mint anymore but i love em.

 

[RAD4Runner]

They'll be scuffed worse the first time you really use your truck and mats for what they're intended, unless truck is a mall-crawler, so why sweat the small stuff?

 

[hearno]

They'll be scuffed worse the first time you really use your truck and mats for what they're intended, unless truck is a mall-crawler, so why sweat the small stuff?

I wouldn't consider it small... the man paid for a new item, he deserves new. If it was a craig's list score for $40, it'd be a different story.

 

[ccapman670]

I wouldn't consider it small... the man paid for a new item, he deserves new. If it was a craig's list score for $40, it'd be a different story.

That's how I feel. Just wanted to see if this is the norm after it happened twice. I tried installing them and the passenger front one of the little holes where the stock twist lock holds it down is out of spec so it won't lock in place anyway.

I called Husky and they are sending me a new set this week. Hopefully those are new!

 

[nb rob]

one hour of use and they'll look like that anyway. I guess it depends how much your time is worth packaging them up, shipping them off and waiting for new ones.

An armorall wipe and those scuffs are gone.

 

[ccapman670]

one hour of use and they'll look like that anyway. I guess it depends how much your time is worth packaging them up, shipping them off and waiting for new ones.

An armorall wipe and those scuffs are gone.

I tried that and I tried windex as per the instructions, some are actual gouges into the plastic. The right passenger one is broken where the hole was cut to lock into the OEM twist locks anyway, so Husky is sending a new set. Hopefully third time is the charm!

 

[apollo]

ours didn't have a mark on them, glad to hear you are getting a new set from the mfg...i've been very pleased with them, really fantastic in performance and fit

 

[nb rob]

Glad to hear you're getting a new set with no hassle! I wouldn't be happy with gouges either.

 

[Jhalko]

Mine don't look that bad after being in for months now, even after washing out a layer of mud they still looked better than what you got. Hope the next set is actually new...

 

[ic0517]

Yeah they look used, but they look better than the mall-crawling set in mine. Even with the raised lip near those twist things, I still get salt water down in during winter, unless I sop up all that crap with a rag. And I have a concrete driveway and at work is asphalt, no idea where all those rocks and crap come from.

I like how the Husky liners covers the foot rest on the left.

You got to move the seats all the way forward to put the rear one in. Something doesn't set quite right but they are good enough - kept the Chop Suey my daughter left on the floor of the rear from soaking in, mission accomplished.

They can be a bit slippery but I can't compare to WT.