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I just installed mine last week. (front/middle and cargo tray)

I'd recommend them, if you have an active lifestyle. Wet, muddy gear or boots/etc. Or live in a snowy climate.
 
I put Weathertechs in for about the same price as the Huskys and I'm pretty impressed with the fit/quality/toughness.
I got them used (like new) from the 5th gen FS thread on this club. :)
 
I have Husky's in my FJ. WeatherTech in my Suburban. Very little difference and while I do not have the prices in front of me, I imagine there is a significant difference. The weathertechs are not that didfferent.
Will not be putting either in my 4runner - I may try the weathertech all-weather for a little softer underfoot feel.
 
Natey said:
I put Weathertechs in for about the same price as the Huskys and I'm pretty impressed with the fit/quality/toughness.
I got them used (like new) from the 5th gen FS thread on this club. :)
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Thanks- i'll check out the thread
 
RubiconSS said:
I have Husky's in my FJ. WeatherTech in my Suburban. Very little difference and while I do not have the prices in front of me, I imagine there is a significant difference. The weathertechs are not that didfferent.
Will not be putting either in my 4runner - I may try the weathertech all-weather for a little softer underfoot feel.
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Is this because neither are adequate, cheap feeling, or the fit isnt right? Yes, the weathertech's are more $. I have not seen the weathertech all-weather. I will use these primarily to keep the carpet clean from my kids jumping in with wet/muddy feet and not necessarily for heavy duty use. Thanks.
 
I would have ordered the weathertechs too, but they were like $100+ more than the Husky. I have no regrets with the Husky Liners.

If they were the same price, I would go with the Weathertech.
 
j_shoe99 said:
I would have ordered the weathertechs too, but they were like $100+ more than the Husky. I have no regrets with the Husky Liners.

If they were the same price, I would go with the Weathertech.
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Got it- yeah i could be off a bit but I think they were 50-75% more
 
Bud&Me said:
Is this because neither are adequate, cheap feeling, or the fit isnt right? Yes, the weathertech's are more $. I have not seen the weathertech all-weather. I will use these primarily to keep the carpet clean from my kids jumping in with wet/muddy feet and not necessarily for heavy duty use. Thanks.
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I find them to "Feel" hard and slippery, they scratch easily and those scratches then translate to dirt catchers/keepers. Fit is exact on the DigiFits, the Huskeys are very good but not the digifits.
The WT all-weathers are very much like the Toyota floormat of old Heavy Rubber, a softer grippier feel underfoot.
If this makes any sense, I almost see the Husky or WT digifit in a TE/SR5 and the All-Weather in the LE.
 
RubiconSS said:
I find them to "Feel" hard and slippery, they scratch easily and those scratches then translate to dirt catchers/keepers. Fit is exact on the DigiFits, the Huskeys are very good but not the digifits.
The WT all-weathers are very much like the Toyota floormat of old Heavy Rubber, a softer grippier feel underfoot.
If this makes any sense, I almost see the Husky or WT digifit in a TE/SR5 and the All-Weather in the LE.
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I follow you. Thanks
 
I use WeatherTechs on my 4Runner, but I've seen a few of the Husky Liners come through our dealership, they are about the same toughness from feel and look, I assume the price is much better for the Husky's. Honestly though, I think the WeatherTech digifits just fit much better.

Either way you can't go wrong. As for the member who mentioned scratching, I haven't had that issue with my WeatherTechs, only issues was the label came off after a few washes, that was it.
 
I mentioned scratching. I will add (in the interest of a member getting the best solution for them) I live in the Pocono Mtns of N/E Pa "Land of Rocks" everywhere. My driveway is stone, stones stick in shoe treads as well as tire treads.
Someone else may not have that issue. We also get A LOT of snow which means salts and cinders on the road for 6 months.
Choose accordingly.
As for Fit, I also mentioned the digifits (in my Suburban) are perfect fits.
The Huskeys in my Fj are close but not perfect fits.
 
BlackWorksInc said:
I use WeatherTechs on my 4Runner, but I've seen a few of the Husky Liners come through our dealership, they are about the same toughness from feel and look, I assume the price is much better for the Husky's. Honestly though, I think the WeatherTech digifits just fit much better.

Either way you can't go wrong. As for the member who mentioned scratching, I haven't had that issue with my WeatherTechs, only issues was the label came off after a few washes, that was it.
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Ok thanks.
 
I've used Husky Liners in Jeeps, an Excursion, a Tacoma, two Super Duty's and three 4Runners. They've always fit great, are a more reasonable price than WT's and carry a Lifetime Guarantee. I've never tried the WT and honestly don't intend to...
 
I have zero complaints about the Husky's, just posted the ones I had in my 2010 for sale if your interested only because I bought a Tundra and new Husky's :)
 
i've had Huskys front and rear (no cargo) since i got my Trail in march 2010—zero complaints. once in a blue i'll empty them of sand, stones, muck, dog hair, etc., hose them down and sun-dry them, then toss them back in place. are they scratched? probably. do i care? absolutely not.

thinking back on it, i did originally have a fit issue with the fronts and Husky replaced both with no charge and no fuss. great customer service. :thumb3:
 
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Here's my first attempt at posting photos.

front and passenger side Husky Liners. I think they fit rather well. Sorry about the dirt/sand. And it was a photo taken at night.

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