Michelin EdgeLiners floor mats
#16
10-20-2015, 07:55 AM
I just moved up from my 2011 6.2L gasser CCSB to a 2014 6.7L diesel CCLB (very pleased), and I am looking for different floor mats than the Ford super duty mats. I liked the looks and fit on these Michelins, but $320 is very steep. Then went to the autoanything site, and they want $100 to ship to Alaska! Ridiculous! Emailed them with my displeasure as big sites like Cabelas & Amazon know how to ship reasonably to AK, and I ship all the time for work.
They're reply basically said that's just how the warehouses choose to direct ship.
So between the high price and high shipping, I'll just look at other choices. Sorry for the bad news on your thread with the nice review.
They're reply basically said that's just how the warehouses choose to direct ship.
So between the high price and high shipping, I'll just look at other choices. Sorry for the bad news on your thread with the nice review.
Bruce
#17
10-30-2015, 12:03 AM
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10-30-2015, 01:18 PM
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10-31-2015, 07:09 AM
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Good Timing
Thanks for re-posting the link in the 6.7 forum. Your re-post was good timing for me. New floor mats are my next purchase for my truck. I have have had WeatherTech laser cuts in my last two trucks and thought they were the best out there. I never really looked any further. My main complaint with them was they were hard to keep looking clean without the use of protectants that made them slick. WeatherTech's own restorer spary worked the best.
Are your thoughts on the Michelin Edgeliners still the same? I really like the looks of them. Are the deep retention grooves hard to clean?
Thanks.
Brian
Are your thoughts on the Michelin Edgeliners still the same? I really like the looks of them. Are the deep retention grooves hard to clean?
Thanks.
Brian
#21
11-06-2015, 06:57 PM
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They really do stay in place....just in time for huntin'!
#22
11-07-2015, 04:56 PM
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What Husky liners where you guys using?! The contour ones I just got are molded to fit the area, use the 2 connection points on the driver's side, and haven't moved a smidge on me yet. Even the full width back mat has stayed put.
#24
11-07-2015, 06:41 PM
I did a review of the Michelin EdgeLiners floor mats and posted this in the main Super Duty area of FTE. I don't leave this 6.7L area of FTE much so I wouldn't see the main Super Duty review. I thought I would post a link here for others that don't leave this area much. Apologies for the double post for those that read everything.
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#25
11-08-2015, 05:00 AM
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I'm using the Husky Weatherbeaters and have had zero issue with fitment or movement either. That's not to say there aren't better products out there by any means, but for the price, I am still very happy.
#26
11-08-2015, 09:30 AM
Logistics Pro
They would never lay right and were not a very uniform fit. Slid all over the place on the drivers side. Wife complained about the passenger side always hooking her legs in and out of the truck.
Imo they were definitely not worth what I paid for them.
#29
11-08-2015, 09:37 PM
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