Floor Liners
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Laughing Gas
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Floor Liners
Trying to decide on floor liners, have had the weathertechs in the f150. know alot of you went with husky xacts. I have not seen huskys up close so cant really compare. Huskys apparently are a softer material. and the Huskys look like they trap alot of water before it drains out. Guy at the truck accessory place says they sell 10 WT to every 1 husky,
Anybody have or had the Westin surefit floor liners? They look like good coverage, the sides go right out over the door sills, which the husky xacts and weathertech dont look like they do.
Anybody have or had the Westin surefit floor liners? They look like good coverage, the sides go right out over the door sills, which the husky xacts and weathertech dont look like they do.
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Laughing Gas
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Yeah, guess I was just looking for some comparisons between the three.
Know the WT in my F150 on the drivers doesnt move around because of the hook in the mat, but the one on the passenger side does move some but not alot, have seen posts where some guys have said they seem to slide around in the F250. And know they can be a challenge getting them out without dumping dirt all over the carpet because they are stiffer.
So the Huskys are more like a rubber mat but with the concept of the weathertechs (form fitting). ??
Anybody hear anything on the westins?
Know the WT in my F150 on the drivers doesnt move around because of the hook in the mat, but the one on the passenger side does move some but not alot, have seen posts where some guys have said they seem to slide around in the F250. And know they can be a challenge getting them out without dumping dirt all over the carpet because they are stiffer.
So the Huskys are more like a rubber mat but with the concept of the weathertechs (form fitting). ??
Anybody hear anything on the westins?
Laughing Gas
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Yeah, guess I was just looking for some comparisons between the three.
Know the WT in my F150 on the drivers doesnt move around because of the hook in the mat, but the one on the passenger side does move some but not alot, have seen posts where some guys have said they seem to slide around in the F250. And know they can be a challenge getting them out without dumping dirt all over the carpet because they are stiffer.
So the Huskys are more like a rubber mat but with the concept of the weathertechs (form fitting). ??
Anybody hear anything on the westins?
Know the WT in my F150 on the drivers doesnt move around because of the hook in the mat, but the one on the passenger side does move some but not alot, have seen posts where some guys have said they seem to slide around in the F250. And know they can be a challenge getting them out without dumping dirt all over the carpet because they are stiffer.
So the Huskys are more like a rubber mat but with the concept of the weathertechs (form fitting). ??
Anybody hear anything on the westins?
preference. I never saw the Westin’s. But covering the sills might be a plus. I already had my sills protected by my Bushwacker rocker panel trail armour.
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I had WT in all my vehicles until My 2017 F250. I went with the Husky Xact. I like the Husky better. They are softer, better fitting, and IMO, better quality.
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Going to have to get those. have never seen them before. Where did you get them. their website doesn't show them.
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I prefer the huskys much more than the weathertechs. Have weathertech in wife's SUV and they suck. Like hard plastic dont bend at all so if you bump the mat on the seat or something in vehicle the liquid/dirt goes everywhere. With my Huskies I can fold the rubber so I can keep the dirt/liquid to the middle so I can remove and dump.
also with the second row weathertech in wife's SUV there is no way possible to remove the weathertechs without first vacuuming them. You have to tilt to get out. Where as with husky you could again fold it and remove.
also with the second row weathertech in wife's SUV there is no way possible to remove the weathertechs without first vacuuming them. You have to tilt to get out. Where as with husky you could again fold it and remove.
Laughing Gas
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they actually list this as the Bushwacker Trail Armour for the F150. That was the direction sheet I received. I literally called them and said you sent the wrong one. I have an F350. They said they will fit and they actually did perfectly.
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Thanks that helps, sort of, their website keeps defaulting back to the fender flares on me. grrr Found them at Stage 3
Laughing Gas
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I went with the Husky Weatherbeaters. I liked the higher lips on them. The high lip has been good to me for the past 18 years, the easily dump-able mats and factory vinyl floor is a great combination.
https://www.huskyliners.com/WeatherB...ry-storage-box
https://www.huskyliners.com/WeatherB...ry-storage-box
