Monkey 456

I am looking to get some all weather mats and was wondering what you have and dislike

KWKING

I have the front and back ,grey colored Dodge slush mats from the dealer they fit and work good,but they weren't cheap.The dealer I got them from was $30 cheaper than the dealer I originally saw them at.I think you can see them on the mopar site,and maybe get them from ebay too.I have had them about a year and they are wearing OK .

annabelle

Husky........no complaints.

Boz007

Weathertechs here. Do a search, there's a thread running right now with pics of the weathertechs.

Coolhand37

I have weathertech's. They're not cheap, but they fit and look great.

D45

I have the 5 piece Husky floor liner set, and am very happy with them.

newfy

Husky mats front and rear on this truck, had them on my last truck 7 yrs,
still looked good when I sold it. There also easy to clean.

Z06-LITE

I have front Weathertechs over my stock carprt mats. So far, very happy with them. They are sort of expensive, but so give good coverage.

CE_TX

Just got Weathertechs for Christmas, they are awesome! Highly recommend them.

MikeRP

I'm getting ready to buy a set for my MegaCab. The Husky's are great. I had them in my Avalanche. But I like the look of the weathertechs. One of the great features of the Husky's is that they don't move around much.

Do the weathertechs move around? Or do they have small spikes like the Husky's?

Where would you guys recommend buying the weathertech's?

Hope I didn't hyjack this thread but the questions seem relevant.

Anyway thanks for any answers.

Mike

Monkey 456

I used to have the husky brand in my old toyota and liked them a lot. I saw one pic of the weathertechs and ordered a set. Thanks for the replies.

Texan1983

also have weathertechs... wouldn't buy any other brand.

Calgary Roofer

weathertechs here too

AlK

Weathertechs - YES !!!

DYNOBOB

I've had Husky and Weathertech. IMO Weathertechs are best and you can buy them private labeled from Cabelas for a little less money. Cabelas calls them TrailGear 2. Weathertech uses laser CAD measurement to get them so precise.