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rubber floor mats
What are you guys useing for floor mats? I would like to preserve my carpet.
I dont mind paying a little extra for Quality. All ideas welcome.
Thanks in advance.
OBTW....I just bought an 04.5, Quad cab, 2wd, 6 sp. Laramie, and love it!!
I will update my sighnature in the near future.
I dont mind paying a little extra for Quality. All ideas welcome.
Thanks in advance.
OBTW....I just bought an 04.5, Quad cab, 2wd, 6 sp. Laramie, and love it!!
I will update my sighnature in the near future.
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Somebody please enlighten me...
I just went on the weathertech website and looked at the floor mats. What is so special about them They look like a regular mats?
I have had huskeys for years, the best thing about them IMO is they keep the water in...not on the carpet. I just dont see how these will do that. Maybe Im looking at the wrong ones
Tom
I just went on the weathertech website and looked at the floor mats. What is so special about them They look like a regular mats?
I have had huskeys for years, the best thing about them IMO is they keep the water in...not on the carpet. I just dont see how these will do that. Maybe Im looking at the wrong ones
Tom
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Somebody please enlighten me...
I just went on the weathertech website and looked at the floor mats. What is so special about them They look like a regular mats?
I have had huskeys for years, the best thing about them IMO is they keep the water in...not on the carpet. I just dont see how these will do that. Maybe Im looking at the wrong ones
Tom
I just went on the weathertech website and looked at the floor mats. What is so special about them They look like a regular mats?
I have had huskeys for years, the best thing about them IMO is they keep the water in...not on the carpet. I just dont see how these will do that. Maybe Im looking at the wrong ones
Tom
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See how the WeatherTechs (in the pic above) have that lip that covers most of the door sill. The Huskys have the opposite, a high lip that must either be stepped on or over each time you get in and out. The W/T's also funnel the water out and over the door sill by design.
Like others mentioned, the W/T's also have a much better feel to them...especially when wet. I've had Huskys in most of my vehicles, but after having these W/T's I would never go back.
Like others mentioned, the W/T's also have a much better feel to them...especially when wet. I've had Huskys in most of my vehicles, but after having these W/T's I would never go back.
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