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Just a few questions. For the driver's side, do they go over the stock "mat clips" fairly easily? or do they need to be removed?

How strong is the smell of these mats? I've had some before which over powered the interior with rubber

thx
 
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Just a few questions. For the driver's side, do they go over the stock "mat clips" fairly easily? or do they need to be removed?

How strong is the smell of these mats? I've had some before which over powered the interior with rubber

thx

Mine go right over the stock clips perfectly. I did not notice ANY odor with these mats.
 
Just a few questions. For the driver's side, do they go over the stock "mat clips" fairly easily? or do they need to be removed?

How strong is the smell of these mats? I've had some before which over powered the interior with rubber

thx

I have the digital fit and they go over the mat clips easily. They do not smell either.
 
thanks guys. I was just talking about the regular all weather ones they have. The digital ones are nice though
 
Not sure about Weathertech, but with my Huskies I had to remove the clips from the floor. They just pop out with a bit of finesse.
 
Ok, I just ordered the digital liners. All I have to do is remove factory mats and install these? Do they have any clips to secure to any other sections (passenger floor, rear seating etc)?
 
Ok, I just ordered the digital liners. All I have to do is remove factory mats and install these? Do they have any clips to secure to any other sections (passenger floor, rear seating etc)?

nope, just driver's. great choice! now if they would ever make the mat for the sliding cargo tray...
 
Popping out the floor mat hooks

To remove the floor mat hooks for the driver side front floor mat, I used a flat head screwdriver to put a slight amount of pressure on the end of the hook, where the arrow is in the illustration, and then shimmied it out by rocking it back and forth and pulling upwards. Not sure if this is the best way to pop it out but it seemed to work for me.

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so you do have to remove the clips in order to install the digital mats? Thanks for illustration snoop


Bob, Husky makes a liner that works with the cargo tray. Thats my next purchase
 
so you do have to remove the clips in order to install the digital mats? Thanks for illustration snoop


Bob, Husky makes a liner that works with the cargo tray. Thats my next purchase

no, you don't remove the hooks for the digital mats. he has husky, says it in his signature.

i might get the husky or another mat i saw on this forum (forget brand), but i will wait to see if weathertech comes out with one. they told me they would. right now, i am using my old weathertech cargo mat from my previous vehicle (Wrangler Unlimited, 4-dr). it's actually a pretty close fit except for where the subwoofer was in the Jeep, there is a cut-out.
 
I don't like my Husky rear cargo mat that husky says is made for 2010 t4rs with sliding cargo tray. It really needs to be two separate mats. It also will not really work unless you remove the flip-up bar. However, i LOVE my Husky mats for the floor.

Didn't somebody on here have a rear cargo mat for the sliding tray that was custom fit to ONLY cover the carpet on the tray itself?
 
I don't like my Husky rear cargo mat that husky says is made for 2010 t4rs with sliding cargo tray. It really needs to be two separate mats. It also will not really work unless you remove the flip-up bar. However, i LOVE my Husky mats for the floor.

Didn't somebody on here have a rear cargo mat for the sliding tray that was custom fit to ONLY cover the carpet on the tray itself?

I cut mine to custom fit the rear sliding cargo tray. couldnt stand the one peice mat with the hump. drove me crazy:gun4:
 

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