Anyone using the Husky All-Weather mats?
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Anyone using the Husky All-Weather mats?
NOT the Liners with the sides that come up to make a tray or bowl --- the Husky All-Weather mats.
They look similar to the OEM Toyota rubber mats (which I have read are pretty poor, long-term).
Wondering how good the Husky All-Weathers are, functionally and in terms of quality / durability.
Thanks!
They look similar to the OEM Toyota rubber mats (which I have read are pretty poor, long-term).
Wondering how good the Husky All-Weathers are, functionally and in terms of quality / durability.
Thanks!
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BushPig...
I went with with the WeatherTechs myself. No real reason other than I have some friends running their mats and they get good reviews, but can be a little pricey.
For the weathertechs... the fit was OK, it is definitely a little "generic"... it's not an exact replica of the Toyota OEM mats. I had to trim the mat a little to let the clutch pedal reach the floor (about 1 inch off the top of the mat on the left side).
Best of luck with the Husky's...
I went with with the WeatherTechs myself. No real reason other than I have some friends running their mats and they get good reviews, but can be a little pricey.
For the weathertechs... the fit was OK, it is definitely a little "generic"... it's not an exact replica of the Toyota OEM mats. I had to trim the mat a little to let the clutch pedal reach the floor (about 1 inch off the top of the mat on the left side).
Best of luck with the Husky's...
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I've been using the Husky mats for about 6 months. The quality is good, and they hold quite a bit of dirt and water, as advertised. This winter I've been removing them every few days to drain the accumulating water from the snow melt. To my satisfaction, the underlying carpet is completely dry.
The fit was acceptable to me. Although they don't have cut outs for the pedals, I haven't had any issues. I can't tell you much about long term durability but I don't see how they could fail. It's just rubber.
The fit was acceptable to me. Although they don't have cut outs for the pedals, I haven't had any issues. I can't tell you much about long term durability but I don't see how they could fail. It's just rubber.
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well...no
i have the ones with the edges you specifically said NO about
but they still show almost zero wear at >150,000 miles and installed in Dec 1998. even drivers side heel....no chance of wearing out
i have the ones with the edges you specifically said NO about
but they still show almost zero wear at >150,000 miles and installed in Dec 1998. even drivers side heel....no chance of wearing out
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If you check around you can get the liner's reasonably priced. I got a set of liner's front and rear for 150. and that's including shipping to canada. Well worth the extra money IMO. They do a great job. Fitment on the Husky's were great. I have a weathertech trunk liner I got cheap aswell.
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