Floor mats Husky or weather tech (1 Viewer)

[RFB]

I have weather techs and have always had weather tech, But in the 80 the drivers floor mat is short and never in place, i went offroad today and do at least twice a week and sometimes for a motnhs at a time. are huskys better for the drivers side than weather tech?/ please chime in

 

[grizzlygibbs]

I wonder if the mat clips would help hold it in place?

 

[ewillis]

Husky's have been in mine for 23 years...carpet looks new. Only thing I don't like is it feels like I cant depress the gas pedal all the way at times. I might just cut that section out completely...

 

[jaymar]

I have weather techs and have always had weather tech, But in the 80 the drivers floor mat is short and never in place, i went offroad today and do at least twice a week and sometimes for a motnhs at a time. are huskys better for the drivers side than weather tech?/ please chime in

Get the Weathertech LINER, not the matt. Totally different. Liners have walls; matts just lay there...

 

[ThomasMore66]

Husky's have been in mine for 23 years...carpet looks new. Only thing I don't like is it feels like I cant depress the gas pedal all the way at times. I might just cut that section out completely...

In 23 years you haven’t cut that out?

 

[ewillis]

In 23 years you haven’t cut that out?

Big decisions need proper time to contemplate...

 

[rolliges]

Huskys; added a small hole for the OEM clip to hold drivers in place. Looked at the carpets today. Perfect after years or snow and beach sand.

 

[LINUS]

I had Weathertech in the 450. They must have been the liners as they were great, even during the in-n-out on sticky mud days like mid July here.

They were too long, I cut down the entire front to expose more of the deadpedal & get back the throttlestop limit. If they were grey they would have been transferred to the black 80 when I went to sell the 450.

 

[jaymar]

Get the Weathertech LINER, not the matt. Totally different. Liners have walls; matts just lay there, flat...

 

[PDoyle]

I bought sandgrabba matts last year and like them a lot.

 

[half k cruiser]

I have Husky liners in one of my 80's and Weathertech liners in the other. If I were buying again it would all be weathertech. They have a much better fit and look.

 

[TXBruiser]

Looking for a set myself, post some pics so we can all see how they lay

 

[Lumpskie]

I have the Husky liners and the driver's mat tended to get pushed forward so that I can't depress my gas pedal all the way. I ended up cutting a section out to prevent this but it still drives me crazy when the mat is pushed forward. That being said, I've had melted snow/mud pooled under the mat and the carpet stayed clean and dry!

 

[PDoyle]

That is why I bought the Sandgrabba mats.

 

[LC4LIFE]

My Weathertechs are fantastic. I would only recommend them. I’ll post up pics tonight.

 

[BILT4ME]

I have Husky Liners in a 95 Jeep GC and hey are OK, but over time, the edges have all folded in and have reshaped themselves, but they stayed in place.

I have WeatherTechs in my LC and I really like them. I did have to do some extra security to hold them in. I used the clip from WT under the carpet, but then I also cut a small hole in the corner where the factory hole in our carpet is and installed a black plastic plastic push-retainer that snapped into the hole and has about a 1-1/2" head on it so it hold the mat securely.

 

[Phares]

Weathertech. See my thread.

 

[bicycleagent003]

Husky for the second row, because it's very form fitting, rigid and cheaper. WT for the front because the Husky ones slide around and are too rigid.

 

[LC4LIFE]

Here's a Weathertech liner. Doesn't move around at all.

 

[thatcabledude]

I always wanted SandGrabbas: