High quality floor liners for Excursion??
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Laughing Gas
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High quality floor liners for Excursion??
Hi guys I just bought my dream Excursion! Flew out to NOLA from Augusta, GA last weekend to get it. Turned out to be a great deal. 215k miles on 7.3L Powerstroke, Limited package with heated seats, second row captain's chairs, great condition body and interior, 2wd, new michelin tires, exhaust, tune, wastegate actuator from Banks and an airaid cold air intake. Plus a Pioneer touch screen android auto head unit. I love it!
My question is what are you guys doing to protect your carpets? Mine are awesome for 150k miles much less 215k. Weathertech look nice but my dad has them in his 2015 GMC truck and the edges are already curling and look crappy. Husky I have heard good things about but they don't make liners, only mats for us. Though, they make nice liners for the 2015+ truck which from what I understand is still the same body as ours. Anyone try them?? Thoughts on other products?
Luke
My question is what are you guys doing to protect your carpets? Mine are awesome for 150k miles much less 215k. Weathertech look nice but my dad has them in his 2015 GMC truck and the edges are already curling and look crappy. Husky I have heard good things about but they don't make liners, only mats for us. Though, they make nice liners for the 2015+ truck which from what I understand is still the same body as ours. Anyone try them?? Thoughts on other products?
Luke
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My experience is Weathertech looks better, Husky is better for large liquid spills or large amounts of mud, whatever, being tracked in. So unless you are dealing with something really messy and disgusting like children either are fine and I would personally lean towards Weathertech for aesthetics.
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disgusting!
My experience is Weathertech looks better, Husky is better for large liquid spills or large amounts of mud, whatever, being tracked in. So unless you are dealing with something really messy and disgusting like children either are fine and I would personally lean towards Weathertech for aesthetics.
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I was not aware weathertech still made liners for the second and 3rd rows of our excursions, let alone a "T" shaped liner for the models with 2nd row captins chairs.
Please enlighten me as I would like to have a couple sets.
Please enlighten me as I would like to have a couple sets.
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I went with hexomat. I have 5 kids riding in the Ex all the time, and the carpets are still safe. Nothing gets passed it so far (4 years now).
Hexomat Floor Mats - Reviews on Hexagon Honeycomb Car Mats & Rubber Truck Floor Mats by INTRO-TECH AUTOMOTIVE
I was able to get a set with the cargo area as well, but they don't show it in that link. Some reviews saying they didn't fit right, but mine were cut perfectly.
Hexomat Floor Mats - Reviews on Hexagon Honeycomb Car Mats & Rubber Truck Floor Mats by INTRO-TECH AUTOMOTIVE
I was able to get a set with the cargo area as well, but they don't show it in that link. Some reviews saying they didn't fit right, but mine were cut perfectly.
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Weathertech in the front, Husky in the second and third row as well as the cargo area. Got all of the Husky liners from Amazon. They have held up well, the Weathertechs have deformed a little bit but still work well.
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Weathertech, they do all of them. Just bought all 3 rows AND got the one for the cargo with 3rd seat delete. They make a long one and short one.
Nice stuff, IMHO
Had husky's before, not as nice, nice but not as.
Nice stuff, IMHO
Had husky's before, not as nice, nice but not as.
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Wow, could you post part numbers for them, I cannot seem to find any.
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2004 Ford Excursion | Floor Mats - Laser measured floor mats for a perfect fit | WeatherTech.com
Rear:
2004 Ford Excursion | Cargo Mat and Trunk Liner for Cars SUVs and Minivans | WeatherTech.com
3rd row I think I used was
Part Number: 440022
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Oh those look like they fit great. How long have you had them?
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I've had mine for just under 2 years. They still look brand new!
I'll try to snap a pic of the Husky 2nd row liner tomorrow. I just got that one for Christmas.
I'll try to snap a pic of the Husky 2nd row liner tomorrow. I just got that one for Christmas.
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I have weathertech and put them to the test last week. One of my passengers put some dinner leftover in metal tins in the back of the excursion. He didn't lay them down, kept them stacked on top of each other. Top tin had muscles marinara in lots of sauce. We'll, I didn't know and when I got to my destination my weathertech cargo mat was full of liquid muscle tomato sauce with lots of garlic and strong odor.
The stupid cargo mat lip towards the front of the truck wasn't ridged enough to keep the liquid from leaking down into the back seat. My bissell spotclean pro just arrived today and I wet vac'd the carpet.
I've since folded the back lip over tight with some car batteries creating a nice crease then put a heat gun on the liner to mold the edge in the upright position.
Hope that makes sense but the lessen I learned is these are not that good for liquid spills without some modification.
The stupid cargo mat lip towards the front of the truck wasn't ridged enough to keep the liquid from leaking down into the back seat. My bissell spotclean pro just arrived today and I wet vac'd the carpet.
I've since folded the back lip over tight with some car batteries creating a nice crease then put a heat gun on the liner to mold the edge in the upright position.
Hope that makes sense but the lessen I learned is these are not that good for liquid spills without some modification.