Car and Truck Mats

[slalomjunkie]

I bought a new to me pickup a few weeks ago and I am currently using my old mats, which I power washed and cleaned up nicely. I am waiting to recover from the down payment I put on it, so new custom mats will have to wait 2-3 months.

I am currently looking at Husky Weatherbeater mats vs Weathertech.

Can anyone help me decide between the two?

[FoggyNogginz]

Originally Posted by slalomjunkie

I bought a new to me pickup a few weeks ago and I am currently using my old mats, which I power washed and cleaned up nicely. I am waiting to recover from the down payment I put on it, so new custom mats will have to wait 2-3 months.

I am currently looking at Husky Weatherbeater mats vs Weathertech.

Can anyone help me decide between the two?

I don't know anything about Weatherbeater, but I have two sets of WeatherTech and I love them. Quality stuff.

[BrianS]

The Huskys are better hands down. I've had both. Weathertech are ok, but they are stiff and despite the form fit they slide around. The Huskys are supple, fit great and stay in place. The Huskys also have more channels to hold rain/snow melt, where the Weathertech are flat and direct the water off the side rather than hold it in.

[MC25]

Originally Posted by BrianS

The Huskys are better hands down. I've had both. Weathertech are ok, but they are stiff and despite the form fit they slide around. The Huskys are supple, fit great and stay in place. The Huskys also have more channels to hold rain/snow melt, where the Weathertech are flat and direct the water off the side rather than hold it in.

Yeah I’ve been a die hard weathertech guy, but going husky this time around. They seem to almost stain and stay permanently dirty.

[FoggyNogginz]

Agree that the WeatherTech ones are hard to clean...they appear to literally hold on to the dirt.

[Covi]

I always have the dealer toss in with the purchase of my new trucks the optional rubber all weather mats.

[Skyskiguy]

I have WeatherTech in my Escalade and Husky in my truck - I prefer the Husky.

[waterlogged882]

Husky Liners.... 100%

==> Husky Classics <== have been my preference since 2001.

[JohnE]

Originally Posted by BrianS

The Huskys are better hands down. I've had both. Weathertech are ok, but they are stiff and despite the form fit they slide around. The Huskys are supple, fit great and stay in place. The Huskys also have more channels to hold rain/snow melt, where the Weathertech are flat and direct the water off the side rather than hold it in.

^^^^This^^^^

I bought the weathertech in 2015 for our Tahoe. I was afraid to go with the Husky's that I didn't know much about.

I bought the Huskys for my Silverado in 2016 and they are way better.

[EarlyriserX9]

I&rsquo;ve was really disappointed in the Weathertech mats I put in my wife&rsquo;s 2015 Tahoe. Last Spring I bought a new truck and took a chance on a set of Maxfloormat branded mats off Amazon. The quality, fit, and finish blow me away. Plus they were cheaper.


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