Weather-tech or Husky?

Been very impressed with my Huskies. The coverage these provide is awesome.

Haven’t owned WT, but have friends that have them and the fit and finish appears to be great, but wasn’t a fan of the texture/feel under me feet.

 

I got husky because they didn’t have a plastic feel like weathertech. The weathertech get more like an old work truck floor.

 

I just bought some Husky liners for my daughters car, and I must say I do like the material better than the WeatherTechs in my Tacoma. I don’t see a quality difference, just the less plastic feel that most have mentioned in this thread.

 

I bought a set of Rugged Ridge floor liners for my new Taco, mainly because of the tread pattern on them, unfortunately the fit is terrible and I’m returning them.

I wanted something a little less bulky than the Weathertecs I’ve had before, theses were even more bulky. I think I’ll stick with the TRD carpet mats for now, and maybe try again soon.

 

3D Max Pider if you are looking for something that fits perfectly and is not bulky.

 

I’ve never tried Husky.

I absolutely hate Weathertech. We had them in trucks (F-150s) at work that were shared. Inevitably, the guy before you would get a car wash, as you’re supposed to. But he wouldn’t tell them to forego the Armorall on the floor mats. So I would get the truck with buttered floors. They were slick as snot, especially when a little bit wet. The fit was pretty bad too, with gaps on one side or the other.

I love the OEM rubber mats in the Tacoma. They’re great.

 

I ordered a set last night.

 

I have put WT in all my trucks so I have no experience with the husky's. The WT fit in my 19' MT seem to be spot on so im very pleased with my purchase.

 

This thread has helped so much, im glad i found it

 

WeatherTech has floor mats AND liners. Curious if everyone is aware of that and composing the right ones

 

I tried Husky floor liners after buddy with a Ridgeline recommended them. I ran nothing but Weather Tech in all my vehicles previously. I've found both to fit well and be quite durable, but for me, the material that Husky uses has made me a convert. Being more a pliable rubber vs. rigid plastic, Husky liners are easier in and out for cleaning and have better traction, especially when wet. Both do the job but for me, Husky takes the win.