Sporin
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that picture was worse... have you been driving in the mud?
That's just typical Vermont winter—6 months of dirt, mud, heavy snow and slush. Makes for a big mess.
Weathertech VS Husky 4th gen.
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That's just typical Vermont winter—6 months of dirt, mud, heavy snow and slush. Makes for a big mess.
I have the Husky, in-laws have Weathertech. The WT look nicer but honestly they both do the same thing, one not containing mud, or snow better than the other. We have the floor liners because they cover more area than just a mat. The fit on the Husky is fine. It never moves, it doesn't catch on your shoe if you're entering or exiting the vehicle and they're less expensive. They're both pretty flimsy but the sole of your shoe is not going to rub through it easily like a soft rubber. If you want a floor liner that looks very well made but in truth is just the same as its less expensive counterpart then get the WT's. If you want a floor liner that looks like an ordinary floor liner that works just like its more expensive counterpart then get the Husky. Buy both on Amazon and compare. Return what you don't want.
T4RNightHawk
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Personally I would stay away from the Weathertech 3D fit because they didn't fit too well for me and were too big to disregard the not perfect fit. I would go for the regular not 3D or something else.
The Grand Wazoo
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Sure, I'll try to remember to snap a pic tomorrow in the daylight
thanks! that would be great.:thumb:
Similar to this:
i know the hooks very well :nod: he described screwing something with plastic nuts :eyebrows: joking aside, i'm interested in seeing how the huskys attach.
are these mats slick/plastic feeling? they are very clean looking.
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Carl Fisher
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Pardon the mess, but that's why they are there The passenger side doesn't have these, but they have never moved on me yet.
The passenger side doesn't have these, but they have never moved on me yet.
The Grand Wazoo
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Pardon the mess, but that's why they are there
sweet! thanks guys.:high5:
i think i sold on the husky. i am curious on which fastener they are using now, the two posted look like they attach different.
Carl Fisher
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LOL!
sweet! thanks guys.:high5:
i think i sold on the husky. i am curious on which fastener they are using now, the two posted look like they attach different.
I'm thinking the one Range posted is a shot of it before installation with both pieces assembled. i.e. clip the assembly into the factory mounting holes and then unscrew the plastic knob. It's been so long since I installed mine but I seem to remember that being pretty much how it mounted to the factory location.
Carl Fisher
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I also think it matters which version of the Husky liner you get. I don't recall which mine are honestly. The diamond plate pattern on mine makes it look like the classic, but the classic line being sold now doesn't seem to have the holes for the mounts according to the pictures. The upgraded line looks to have them.
I would call Husky Liner to verify though.
I would call Husky Liner to verify though.
The Grand Wazoo
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aahhh gotcha. those are 1000 times better than those stupid hooks.
The Grand Wazoo
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will do. i was also under the impression that there were no mounting holes. :shrug: when did you order yours?
Carl Fisher
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I've had mine in place for about 2 years now. I tried looking for the receipt for where I ordered them but can't seem to find it.
TrdLtly
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I can say from experience with both that neither of them move. I think that the WT fit tighter, so there is no room for movement therefore they only needed hooks. LoL
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Husky's are lifetime and Weathertech's are 3 years. Husky's win that round. LoL
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Martinjmpr
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You're comparing apples to oranges. What you have are Husky floor MATS.
Husky LINERS are very similar to WT liners and they have spikes on the back that keep them from moving around.
Not a great picture but this is what the Husky liners look like:
Martinjmpr
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sweet! thanks guys.:high5:
i think i sold on the husky. i am curious on which fastener they are using now, the two posted look like they attach different.
Interesting - neither of my sets of Huskys (one in my 99 T4R and one in my 07) have those little screw-in plugs. They stay in place because of the spikes on the back (which yours also seem to have.)
The Grand Wazoo
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Sporin
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You're comparing apples to oranges. What you have are Husky floor MATS.
Husky LINERS are very similar to WT liners and they have spikes on the back that keep them from moving around.
Not a great picture but this is what the Husky liners look like:
Nope. These are the 2010 Prius version, Husky Floor Liners billed as the direct competitor to the WT Digital Fit Floor liners. They say "Husky Liner WeatherBeater" right on them.
It looks like they've made some improvements over the years that include attachment points. Husky WeatherBeater Floor Liners - Best Prices & Reviews on Husky Weather Beater Mats Also, it may be that other models had the attachement points but the Prius's didn't.
If mine had attachment points, I'd have no complaints because they wouldn't move forward. Those little teeth just don't cut it under heavy winter boots. (They do cut your skin when taking them in and out though?
)Mine move, as shown in the pictures.
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