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I decided to try the Husky Liners for our 2015 Jeep Rubicon Unlimited. The fit is pretty good, but not as good as some of the WeatherTechs I've seen in friends trucks.
The one thing that irks the crud out of me is the locking buttons. They keep falling apart..
I finally superglued them together and they seem to be holding.
Depends on if you want to protect half of it from getting scratched, or if you want to be able to see the whole sill for aesthetic reasons
Anybody have pics of the cocoa weathertechs in a King Ranch yet? I'd like to see how well the color matches. Pics on the Weathertech site makes it look a lot lighter than the KR interior.
Can somebody post some more pictures of the Husky liners? The pictures on page 1 of this thread are dark & primarily showed how they covered the sill plates. I would like to see just how they fit & cover compared to the Weathertechs over all.
E Mailed Husky yesterday and the X Act contours will be out by the first of November for the fronts. Looks to me like they will hold more snow and slush.
Thanks for the additional Husky pics. Is does look like they fit a little better than the Weathertechs, but it appears the Weathertechs give a little more coverage.
I have the factory Ford rubber mats. I'm very pleased; they actually have some walled edges now like WeatherTech or Husky. They are thinner material than the 2011-2016 Super Duty rubber mats, but probably more effective in protecting the interior. Ford won't make the rubber mat extend under the pedals like the aftermarkets because of the Toyota floor mat recall.
I'd be doing some cutting if I had a Platinum with the lit scuff plates covered by an ugly floor mat. In fact, even though the overlap helps protect, it looks out of place.
The WT's for the 2015 SD's were horrible. Worst fitting I've ever seen, and I've had WT's in every vehicle I've owned (except the Tesla). I hope they are better for the 17's.
Husky will have their best line out by November. Might be worth waiting. Before coming here I had never heard of Husky but I had seen Weathertech almost daily in adverts. When I see saturation advertising I often wonder how much of product quality is sacrificed to pay for it and still keep the price in line with the others. Either the others are making way too much or they are spending more on product development and manufacture. I would vote for Husky liners at this time. Too many complaints about the Weathertech in various threads balanced with many positive reports on the Huskys.
I have an old set of husky liners. Talking before 08 and they protect my truck from mud snow and more mud. My carpet under looks brand new.
To give you an idea of how much mud my truck sees the other day I took a scraper to by break petal because it was so caked. The thing was a ball of mud.
I see that weathertech also offers a cocoa brown mat. I was debating these for my king ranch to match the brown interior and brown carpet. Has anyone seen this color in person before?
Mine arrived today. The backs are not available yet. As you can see, the color is spot-on ...but they do cover the aluminum door sills
Yeah, they have to sit in a heated place for a while (out in the sun works in the summer) before they conform very well...
You can hurry the process up with a hair dryer....
[QUOTE=dadz34;16644312]Mine arrived today. The backs are not available yet. As you can see, the color is spot-on ...but they do cover the aluminum door sills
WOW!
I had huskies in my '99 and although they were very functional, they sure were ugly! I currently have WT's in my 2012 & love them but, based on the pics posted in this thread, I'm going with Huskies in the '17.
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...but they do cover the aluminum door sills 
