Floor Liners

[odinjunior]

These Weather Tech were in my old truck for 4 years. Truck had 21K on it when I traded it.
These didn't wear well.
What's a better brand?

 

[Wiredawg]

My 2017 Ram 5500 and 2019 1500 has Mopar HD floor mats... None better.

Cheers, Ron

 

[CToney]

Factory floor mats look good in my trucks.

 

[Cummins2014]

I have had Husky in my 2014 for 5 years ,and are holding up very well. Great fit. But taking a look at those similar Mopar floor liners mentioned I sure wouldn't discount them, they look like a good choice also . I believe the Mopar are also a bit better priced then the Husky.

 

[Ozymandias]

Basic Huskys look ugly but hold up the best from all of them.

 

[Tuesdak]

These didn't wear well.

Is there an area that wore out I am not seeing? I am not seeing anything but dirty.

Also they do have a lifetime warranty exchange them and sell em maybe.

 

[SSage]

My weather techs still look great after years of use. The Husky mats wouldn't lay flat, the corners rolled up on me and they were hard on my toes. I wear flip flops a lot and sometimes teva sandals for boating and water use. I've learned to always go with black though, they age better to my eyes.

 

[odinjunior]

Is there an area that wore out I am not seeing? I am not seeing anything but dirty.

Also they do have a lifetime warranty exchange them and sell em maybe.

That is how they look after my scrubbing them

 

[Rob S]

My weather techs are fine …..

 

[AH64ID]

I run the MOPAR ones in mine, but I don't see anything wrong with the ones you have in the photos.

 

[odinjunior]

I run the MOPAR ones in mine, but I don't see anything wrong with the ones you have in the photos.

Don't fit the new truck.

 

[AH64ID]

Don't fit the new truck.

I mean I don’t see what is worn out on then.

 

[TMyers]

I've got Weathertech in my truck and my wife has Husky liners in her vehicle. The Husky liners are a heavier grade material. I'll buy Husky for any vehicle going forward.

 

[sag2]

I had some from Costco in the 2014, I have to think they were made by Weather Tech. I have the Mopar in the 2018 and they seem to be same or better as the 2014.

 

[GrantP]

That is how they look after my scrubbing them

My weathertech's will not clean up either. Even worse they have a sticky goo on the bottom of them that will not scrub off, the only thing that will remove it is my carpet! Now the weathertechs have stained the very thing I was trying to protect. I had Husky's on other trucks that worked well enough, just didn't fit as nice as I would have liked.

 

[Tuesdak]

Again curious if there warranty is any good and I would ask them to replace the carpet too. Now and then if things have a known manufacturing defect the manufacturer may take care of it NQA.

The backup tape in the server oozing glue is my favorite example from a known bad batch of glue. Several thousand dollars for the drive covered by the tape co.

 

[Jim W]

I have had Weather Tec floor mats in my truck from for 6 years now. They do get dirty and need to be cleaned up now and then. I use the Weather Tech cleaner for mine and they do clean up very well. The product is called TechCare. Since the company store is in Bolingbrook IL. which is a 20 min or so drive from my house it is easy to get items without shipping.

I also have a set of Weather Tec floor mats in the Hyundai Santa Fe, dealer provided them for free when we bought the car.

 

[Ozymandias]

I just use a damp microfiber towel.
Cleans them like new. No chemicals needed.

Actually I clean the whole interior that way..... Best invention ever these towels.

 

[Wiredawg]

I figured I post a pic... I have Husky Liners in my Jeep, but wished they were like this what came in my 2017 Ram 5500 They are dirty right now. but still look fantastic.

 

[SSage]

My weather techs are hard plastic, nothing gooey about them. No staining of the carpet, I think they could use some texture or grip actually. They do get slick with muddy boots on. But the carpet still looks new underneath them. The only thing I liked about the Husky version was the diamond plate style grip, worked pretty good with wet and muddy boots. I still have the Husky brand in my 95 dually. I use weather techs in the other vehicles.