Advice on all-weather floor mats plz

I'm going to shamelessly plug these since I"ve got a front pair for sale. They fit very well in mine, only reason I'm selling them is the wife bought me a pair of Husky xact contours.

If you want to pay more, the xact contours fit great, they are rubber vs the plastic of the weather tecs or husky classics.

 

I also got the xact mats in the front. However due to having an access cab I had to get weather tech rear mat and it fits nicely.

 

I total agree with you on the nubs on the back row mats! I have had them now for about 2 months with a considerable amount of traffic on them from snowboarding trips. I placed some gear on them during both trips and they have tamed out a lot compared to when they arrived. With that being said they still sit up a little, its currently 10 degrees outside so hopefully by the end of march it will be warm enough and they will become more pliable and form to the floor better. Overall though one of the best products I have bought so far for my truck. I also purchased my mom a set for Christmas for her 15 escape and her back row sits perfect!!!! its a very similar design to the Tacoma dc rear floor!

 

I also have an access cab and am considering getting the xact's in the front and weathertechs in the back. Do they look noticeably different? Would you happen to have a picture with the back open showing both mats?

 

I have weathertech front and rear in my double cab now.

The only issues I have so far is my clutch pedal catches the lip of the mat at the floor. Thats getting resolved asap

 

Here's what the husky looks like vs the weathertech.

 

Looks great thanks for the pictures.

 

I have the Weathertech liners and the fit is perfect. No complaints whatsoever. But after seeing the Husky full liners in action I wish they had been available when I bought the Weathertechs. I think the Huskys are better.

 

Dang I wanted to see how far over the foot rest on the left hand driver side they go over. The WT ones go over it all.

 

I bought and returned the Huskys, the fit was absolutely terrible along the transmission tunnel.

 

What did you end up buying?

 

I haven't decided yet, hoping to avoid the same problem of the large gaps that the Husky Liners had.

 

For Transmission tunnel coverage WT or MaxFloorFit are the way to go (WT being the best form pics I have seen). More than the Husky ones or 3D ones or Aries ones or Rugged Ridge ones. The reason I do not like the WT or Maxfloorfit ones is because the rest peddle (most left side foot rest) is only half covered with either option. 1st world problems...

 

All good advice in here. I have the WT's, fit is fine. A couple small gaps, but still consider a great fit. The only thing i wish was that the plastic had a softer feel, and the left foot rest cover went up a little higher. It goes about half way. I wonder if the WT's harder plastic will wear better though. Overall im happy, and ive recommended them to others

 

My next door neighbor ordered the front weathertechs for his 2012 Tacoma. There were some very noticeable gaps along the transmission tunnel, and along the door sill on both sides. He returned them and bought the Husky x-acts. The fit with the Huskys is almost perfect, much better than the weathertechs. So I ordered the x-acts for the front of my 2014. They haven't arrived yet. I also ordered the Husky Weatherbeaters (front and rear) for my wife's 2012 Civic, and I ordered the 3D Maxspiders for the rear of my Tacoma. That just about covers all the major brands!! That being said, with the neighbor's Weathertechs, I did prefer the way that the liner edge went further up the transmission tunnel than the Husky X-acts, but the fit was nowhere near as nice as the X-acts. This is just in his case. There are so many stories of the WT's (and almost as many of the Husky WB's) with a poor fit, and just as many stories of great fit, that I'm thinking that it has to be from packaging and shipping. They come from a mold, so they can't be that different from set to set. I believe that with time (or a heat gun, or blow dryer) that they should settle and fit fine. Perhaps I'm wrong, just my opinion.

GC

 

Well, as a follow up, my liners arrived. The husky x-act liners for the front are practically a perfect fit. Quite satisfied. The maxpider rear liner fits like a glove on one side, but not nicely at all on the other. I may return the maxpiders in favour of weathertech rears. Has anyone used both? If the weather techs cover better than maxpiders I'll return the maxpiders. If not, I will put up with the not-so-perfect fit. Thanks in advance for any advice.

GC