Which floormats do you use?

deffinatly weathertech, they fit awsome and do the job the best

 

I love my Husky liners. I have had them in both tacos i've owned and never had a complaint. They work great for snow, mud, sand, and spilled soda.

 

lol to the original poster, if you've noticed everyone is just favoring the ones they already own...which is just fine! Just pick which one you think looks the best and go with that. They are both going to do the job. Both are obviously great!

 

i dont regret for one second dropping the cash on my weathertechs!

 

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I'd probably have different ones had the factory all weathers not been free but they work great.

 

huskey

 

I got these on sale for $10 for the set. They look kind of funny, but I just wanted something that didn't stain and could be hosed off after race days when I get covered in mud.

 

I like those Goodyear ones too. Saw them this week at Autozone. The Weathertechs are fantastic looking, but for forty bucks I might try the Goodyear. Do you have a pic of the Goodyear or could you comment on how you like the fit please?

 

Mine came with the truck.

 

I have the cloth TRD floormats. I don't recommend. I had no problems with them until ths winter. They held so much moisture that my windows would ice over after leaving the vehicle and now this spring, they smell all mildewy. I tossed in a cheap set of rubber floor mats so I could get the TRD ones to dry out. I'll probably go with Weathertech or Husky Liners in the near future. I'm leaning toward the Husky Liners because they do have the nice mat for the Access Cab rear seats folded flat. A great product for a dog owner.

 

Do you have a picture of the weathertech mat for the Access Cab? The only one I have seen is the Husky one.

 

I would like to find some Huskeytechs, those would be the ultimate protection.

 

http://www.weathertech.com/store/mv...2&VehId=660&Year=2006&VehOptChoiceIds=618,755

But upon closer inspection, I see that Weathertech doesn't fit manual transmissions. Huh, didn't realize the cockpit changed that much. I wonder if they just need a little trimming around the clutch pedal.

 

I have the weathertech floorliners front and rear. They were pricey but well worth it.

 

I have both. The Weathertechs are definitely better coverage.

 

They fit fine in my truck. All I can say is thatif you have enough mud or sand in those things to fill them then you are in serious trouble. Besides, you can't go wrong for $40.

 

I have actually owned both Weather-tech and Husky.
All positives listed are negatives on the other.

Weathertech's:
Color match
Quality of Molded Fit
Grip when you use your legs to reposition your arse on the seat or reach into the back.

Husky:
More overall coverage for people with RLS (Restless leg syndrome)!
Covers kickwell foot rest.
No hold down hole for melted snow to seep under and cause moldy smell.

I bought the Weather techs. I loved the look and fit. But when I got in & out of the snow a few times a day, the carpet underneath got wet and started to smell. Traded them for Husky's with a co-worker who didn't like the rugged look in his X-Rummer.

It's 50% personal preference and 50% how you use your truck.

 

I have the goodyear mats in mine. Bought them at Walmart. They fit great, and I lay them on top of the TRD cloth mats. Another idea I came up with: for the rears, I placed the remnant peice of bed mat that came with my Trail FX Heavy Duty Bet Mat and placed it across the rear seat floor area. 2" buckle in it, but it fit great.