Floor mat options...
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Fleet Mechanic
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Floor mat options...
OK here's an easy question for today.
I'm looking to replace / upgrade my OEM floor mats on my F-350. I want something that will be durable, stay in place and not cost an arm and a leg.
What do you have and where can I get some?
Thanks.
I'm looking to replace / upgrade my OEM floor mats on my F-350. I want something that will be durable, stay in place and not cost an arm and a leg.
What do you have and where can I get some?
Thanks.
Laughing Gas
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From: Winchendon MA
You didn't say what color but my truck came with gray rug type. Why in the world would anyone what rug in a truck i don't know. I bought these Niffy Extream catch all units from these guys.
Wow fast shipping! and price was half anywhere else.
Nifty Catch-All Xtreme Floor Protection | Lowest Price Guarantee
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Wow fast shipping! and price was half anywhere else.
Nifty Catch-All Xtreme Floor Protection | Lowest Price Guarantee
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Post Fiend
Joined: May 2006
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From: Central Florida
Well, you left the field wide open. Since you don't want the most expensive, Weather Tech's floor liners are out. However they make an all weather rubber too, but Highlandusa makes the same mat (probably for them or vice versa) for a bit less. I've had the highlands for a few years now and I like them. I want to upgrade to the Floor liners though.
Nifty makes several nice lines. From one piece mats to multi, and in rubber or carpet. Nitfy Catchall's are the carpet and Extreme are the rubber, when you add plus to the name it makes it one piece.
If you want cheap junk plasticolor makes a lot of different mats.
Nifty makes several nice lines. From one piece mats to multi, and in rubber or carpet. Nitfy Catchall's are the carpet and Extreme are the rubber, when you add plus to the name it makes it one piece.
If you want cheap junk plasticolor makes a lot of different mats.
Post Fiend
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From: Central Florida
I've never been a fan of husky's mats. I've sold a few and I noticed something about every set that I saw again. The lip that stands up ends up settling down and pushing the middle up some. If you must have the diamond plate look, it's the best option, but for fit and durability, there are better options out there in my opinion.
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From: North Carolina
I picked up a set of all black deep rubber mats from walmart about 10 years ago. I used them in my jeep and now they are in my truck. I don't remember the brand, but I think the whole set cost about $15. They hold a surprising amount of sand, rocks, dirt and water. They still look good and have no signs of wear.
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Maybe out of your budget, but I've heard great things about the weathertech floor liners that REax mentioned.
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Mountain Pass
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From: Wyoming
I got these. Genuine Ford accessory. Tough and durable, they've been great. prices aren't outrageous either - $79 for front & back....
Super Duty All Weather Vinyl Floor Mats - Style: Front and Rear, 3-Piece Set, Front With Vehicle Logo - Crew Cab, Ebony - Years: 2002-2008
Super Duty All Weather Vinyl Floor Mats - Style: Front and Rear, 3-Piece Set, Front With Vehicle Logo - Crew Cab, Ebony - Years: 2002-2008
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I have the WeatherTech mats in my truck and love them.
They stay put and hold a lot of dirt/slush. Hold up well too. Bought them when my truck was new in 2002 and still have the same set.
I did have a set in another vehicle and did wear a small hole in the mat where my heal sat for the gas peddle. A LOT of gritty mud got drug into those though and they rarely ever got cleaned off. Simple fix was some kind of rubber goo stuff from a home improvement store. Fixed it right up.
I'd buy 'em again.
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From: West TN
Every truck i buy the first thing i do is buy husky floor mats. I have never had i problem with the edges curling down ever. Just put them in the truck and turn the heater to the floor and they will settle down and mold to the truck.