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Floor Mats
Hello Guys and Gals!
I am going to have to buy some good all weather floor mats for my truck but I don't know what to go with. I have seen some Husky mats that I liked also some factory Ford mats. From everyone's experiance what has good coverage, easy to clean out, and good priced. I'd like to get some for front and back (Crewcab). Thanks in advance!
I am going to have to buy some good all weather floor mats for my truck but I don't know what to go with. I have seen some Husky mats that I liked also some factory Ford mats. From everyone's experiance what has good coverage, easy to clean out, and good priced. I'd like to get some for front and back (Crewcab). Thanks in advance!
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i have the huskey liners in the front. really good coverage, easy to clean, when i find the time. but, i'm actually considering the catch-all extreme one piece front and rear. heres a link
http://www.autoanything.com/generic_...d=1454&g_id=58
http://www.autoanything.com/generic_...d=1454&g_id=58
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I have the Husky liners in the front, and the hump protector. just the other day a full can of diet pepsi fell out of the cup holder and the drivers side mat held all of it. poured it out wiped it off, and kept going.
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Thanks guys, I believe I will go with the husky set up. That is a pretty good coverage set up with a full back and two fronts I might go with the hump cover. I know that I gotta have the back since I will have my daughter back there. So is auto anything the best place to get them or can I find a cheaper price?
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Another vote for Husky's. I have them front and back and my carpet underneath looks like new. They are easy to remove and clean and they trap and hold water and mud. I have the set that includes the hump cover.
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From: Damon (South East Texas)
Ditto on the Husky liners. Don't have the the hump cover, but I have a small matching floor mat. The liners have excellent coverage and can hold lots of liquid. A worthwhile investment.
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I going away from the crowd, I guess. I bought the Weathertech Liners for my truck. The liner actually overlaps the door threshold, so it makes sweeping out the dirt a little easier because it never sees the carpet. Tough material. Cleans up excellently. Good custom fit in the floor. HIGHLY recommended.
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jdecker88, the Huskies are one of our most popular sellers. We have a 1 year lower price guarantee and free shipping: http://motorhaven.autoanything.com/floor-mats/64A1456A0A0.aspx
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