Need Floor Mats

Greezy · 06-08-08, 04:04 PM

Hail all,

Just purchased a '94 lc. The carpet is in excellent condition. But it won't stay that way long if I don't get floor/cargo mats.

Looks like Husky and Weathertech are the most common brand of the rubberized mats.

What do you guys use and recommend?

Thanks,

AlaskanWheeler · 06-08-08, 04:12 PM

I have the Husky brand on my rig, after a while they seem to move around a lot; the barbs eventually flatten out. I think they have been on the rig for little less then a year.

pint · 06-08-08, 04:16 PM

I've had the Weathertech's in my 100 for 3 years are they are great! I would buy them again in a heartbeat.

4xoddic · 06-08-08, 04:17 PM

I've always used Husky Liners, as catching a mess is a strong point. The ones in my Tundra are now over 8 years old.

Just bought some black ones for my LX450 at the lowest price I could find. Turned out to be on Amazon, Sold by: AutoPartsWAY Arrived in < week.

Subtotal of Items: $191.33
Shipping & Handling: $15.99
------
Total for this Order: $207.32

1 "Floor Liner - Husky Liner 65401 Floor Liner" $56.00

1 "Floor Liner - Husky Liner 35401 Floor Liner" $56.00

1 "Cargo Liner - Husky Liner 25501 Cargo Liner" $79.33

fish2live · 06-08-08, 04:17 PM

x2 on the WeatherTech's - LOVE them

dixie_cragger · 06-08-08, 04:22 PM

I think there are two different husky floor mats. I run husky liner mats but only the cargo area mat has the corrugated steel look. My front and rear passenger mats have the similar tread seen in this link...(

eBay Motors: Husky Liner FLOOR MATS gmc CANYON 04-06 truck 05 2004 (item 230258445960 end time Jun-09-08 07:38:21 PDT))

PS. I love my mats!

womacje · 06-08-08, 05:11 PM

I have the husky's. Good product spring, summer, and fall. Crap in winter. The water from melted snow runs back to the door/seat corner and drains nicely into the carpet. Other than that they do great. For ref. I have the thin ones that curve up the sides. The 2nd pass floor liners cover the rear heat vent.

cruisertom911 · 06-08-08, 06:57 PM

I've got the Husky Liners. Love 'em. Driverside ued to move around till I put some velcro on the left side foot pad or whatever it's called. They have stayed in place since and. Cost about 8 dollars to keep them frm moving. Just my 2 cents.

Jrob80 · 06-08-08, 09:02 PM

I have the Husky's love them they do move around a little but they catch everything, I don't think you can go wrong with either!

06-08-08, 04:04 PM	#1
Greezy IH8MUD Rookie Join Date: Jun 2008 Posts: 30	Need Floor Mats Hail all, Just purchased a '94 lc. The carpet is in excellent condition. But it won't stay that way long if I don't get floor/cargo mats. Looks like Husky and Weathertech are the most common brand of the rubberized mats. What do you guys use and recommend? Thanks,

06-08-08, 04:12 PM	#2
AlaskanWheeler IH8MUD Regular Join Date: Jul 2004 Posts: 332	I have the Husky brand on my rig, after a while they seem to move around a lot; the barbs eventually flatten out. I think they have been on the rig for little less then a year. __________________ CARLO 2006 FOUR RUNNER 1997 FZJ-80 1981 FJ-40 CUMMINS 1975 FJ-40

06-08-08, 04:16 PM	#3
pint IH8MUD Lifer Join Date: Jul 2005 Location: Parker, CO TLCA# 17493 Posts: 1,132	I've had the Weathertech's in my 100 for 3 years are they are great! I would buy them again in a heartbeat. __________________ 2000 UZJ100, OME 865, OME T-bars, Slee Diff Drop, Slee SliderSteps, TJM T3, PowerStop Cross Drilled & Slotted Rotors, 295 Terra Grapplers M101 Trailer - Sold 1993 Bontrager Race Lite MTB

06-08-08, 04:17 PM	#4
4xoddic IH8MUD Regular Join Date: Oct 2006 Location: Manhattan, KS TLCA# 8537 Posts: 246	I've always used Husky Liners, as catching a mess is a strong point. The ones in my Tundra are now over 8 years old. Just bought some black ones for my LX450 at the lowest price I could find. Turned out to be on Amazon, Sold by: AutoPartsWAY Arrived in < week. Subtotal of Items: $191.33 Shipping & Handling: $15.99 ------ Total for this Order: $207.32 1 "Floor Liner - Husky Liner 65401 Floor Liner" $56.00 1 "Floor Liner - Husky Liner 35401 Floor Liner" $56.00 1 "Cargo Liner - Husky Liner 25501 Cargo Liner" $79.33 __________________ Joe aka 4XODDIC ( allow me to pronounce that for you: 4 By, Odd Eye, See! ) aka the One Eyed Guy Owning Toyotas Since 1975 TLCA 8537 99-00 Tundra LTD 4X4; 01-90 Samurai; 07-88 TinTop Samurai; 08-97 LX450

06-08-08, 04:17 PM	#5
fish2live IH8MUD Regular Join Date: Feb 2007 Location: Bellevue, WA Posts: 333	x2 on the WeatherTech's - LOVE them __________________ '03 100 75K- Color matched ARB Sahara & ARB Rear, Warn M12K, Hella FF4000 100w, REVO's, DVD Hack, Bilsteins, HIR, Hellroaring Dual Battery, DRL's off, Fogs work w/ High Beams '92 80- sold to brother-in-law!! '01 KTM EXC453 Dual sported, REKLUSE, Yoshi www.pacificflyfishers.com

06-08-08, 04:22 PM	#6
dixie_cragger IH8MUD Junior Join Date: Nov 2006 Location: Austin, TX Posts: 164	I think there are two different husky floor mats. I run husky liner mats but only the cargo area mat has the corrugated steel look. My front and rear passenger mats have the similar tread seen in this link...(eBay Motors: Husky Liner FLOOR MATS gmc CANYON 04-06 truck 05 2004 (item 230258445960 end time Jun-09-08 07:38:21 PDT)) PS. I love my mats! __________________ 1990 FJ62 (166k miles) - ARB F/R Armor,OME,33" BFG M/Ts 1997 FZJ80 (118k miles) - ARB/JKCustoms Armor, OME,Warn 12k,IPF Spots,SLEE DC D/S,CDL, 35" BFG M/Ts KM2s

06-08-08, 05:11 PM	#7
womacje IH8MUD Junior Join Date: Mar 2007 Location: Minneapolis, mn Posts: 162	I have the husky's. Good product spring, summer, and fall. Crap in winter. The water from melted snow runs back to the door/seat corner and drains nicely into the carpet. Other than that they do great. For ref. I have the thin ones that curve up the sides. The 2nd pass floor liners cover the rear heat vent. __________________ 97 Lx450 Locked 2.5" OME Heavy Yakima rack or Basket (formal or causal wear) Adj. length platform Tailgate reinforcement BFG AT's ARB frt Gratuitous lighting on bumper Radio Crack CB RTT 4xinnovation kick out sliders!!!!

06-08-08, 06:57 PM	#8
cruisertom911 IH8MUD Junior Join Date: Nov 2006 Location: Crime-free Southwest-Houston TLCA# 10508 Posts: 186	I've got the Husky Liners. Love 'em. Driverside ued to move around till I put some velcro on the left side foot pad or whatever it's called. They have stayed in place since and. Cost about 8 dollars to keep them frm moving. Just my 2 cents. __________________ '97 FZJ80, OME heavy, 1" spacers, 285 75/16, CDL/Pin-7, ARB front bumper, flareless, HIR '89 Pick-up, SAS, 4.88's, e-lockers,Marlin dual case & front bumper, All-Pro steering sliders rear bumper,on board air,bobbed,MM 9.5,PS,cold ass a/c, not a trailer queen '00 UZJ100 K&N,Magnaflow,wifes truck

06-08-08, 09:02 PM	#9
Jrob80 the KING is back Join Date: Feb 2007 Location: Osceola, NE TLCA# 18932 Posts: 61	I have the Husky's love them they do move around a little but they catch everything, I don't think you can go wrong with either! __________________ jr -1996 Unlocked -Arb Front bmpr -AVN 7000, Rockford Fostgate Amp, Viper remote start/alarm, & Boston Speakers -Auto dimming mirror -Husky liner -Waterproof seat covers (and a list of mods to long to list) Be good or be good at it

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