Floor mat reviews?

JWA_Two · May 7, 2017

I ended up going with the husky weatherbeaters. Fit great and seem to be made very well with strong material. Hopeful that it lasts many, many years to come.

Thanks to everyone who replied.

Limeybastard · May 11, 2017

Must be the only one that prefers the feel of a deep **** pile carpet under my barefeet when driving.

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daveray9 · May 12, 2017

I have used weathertech in over 5 cars. Love em, except in my Ram Sport, the passenger side has no floor mat hook, so it slides all over the damn place. Back doesn't really stay put either. Only vehicle I've had the issue in.

abouttobeglue · May 13, 2017

I ordered a set of aries from autoanything, they were normally $100, on sale for for $60. They fit great, has holes for the factory hooks, offer a good bit of grip as well. My brother's got weathertechs in his Chevy, they're nice, but a bit too slick and rigid for my liking.

Meok · Nov 11, 2017

Limeybastard said:
Must be the only one that prefers the feel of a deep **** pile carpet under my barefeet when driving.

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Hopefully you don't get a sliver of glass, metal or similar on the sole of your barefoot just as you have to brake hard..... [emoji21]

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Danno · Nov 11, 2017

I have had husky and currently weathertech. Prefer the weathertech. I have no problem accessing the storage bins.

Danno · Nov 11, 2017

Meok said:
Hopefully you don't get a sliver of glass, metal or similar on the sole of your barefoot just as you have to brake hard..... [emoji21]

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Who drives around with broken glass? Or any thing as such just rolling around the floor boards

Limeybastard · Nov 11, 2017

Danno said:
Who drives around with broken glass? Or any thing as such just rolling around the floor boards

Indeed. Must be the broken beer bottles he has on his ;-)

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Meok · Nov 11, 2017

Limeybastard said:
Indeed. Must be the broken beer bottles he has on his ;-)

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If you are walking around barefoot have a look and see whats stuck to the sole of your foot.

I guess maybe you lack a little common sense

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joeygster · Nov 11, 2017

Another vote for the Husky Weatherbeater. I think they look more rugged , fit better and stay in place really well with the little knibs under the mat that grab the rug.

I've had the Weathertechs before and like them too....just like the Huskys better....plus they're cheaper...that's a bonus.

Meok · Nov 11, 2017

Danno said:
Who drives around with broken glass? Or any thing as such just rolling around the floor boards

Probably you...

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MarshRam · Nov 11, 2017

I would have went with Husky if my center console went to the dash. Got Weathertech for the smooth transition over the hump in the front row. Keeps sand out of the carpet and anything else, easy to clean, just as I assume Husky would. Husky just screwed up on the front row as far as I am concerned, otherwise they would have got my purchase.

HemiStarPower · Nov 12, 2017

I put MaxLiner in mine, great fit, decent price, satisfied thus far.

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bchap05 · Nov 13, 2017

I had Husky liners in my Silverado and now have Weathertech in my Ram. I like both but prefer the Husky based on they are easier to keep clean. I like the look of my Weathertechs when clean better than Husky though.

Frosty415 · Nov 20, 2017

My father-in-law had the weathertechs in his silverado and I felt like during the really cold months in the dead of winter they seemed to get hard, warped, and your feet slid around on them a lot?? anyone else have that issue?? I am leaning toward the huskys for that reason. Hoping they are more of a rubber material instead of a hard plastic.

Stefan N · Nov 22, 2017

Have anyone seen any cool different floor mats for the RAM?

Example of one I would buy :happy107:

https://www.ebay.com/itm/2014-2017-...-Weather-Mat-Mopar-82213860-OEM-/182290850149

CostaRam · Nov 22, 2017

I have Husky WeatherBeater and they are basically fine.
I choosed them as they are flat where my right foot is resting as i drive mostly barefoot and some ribs or other stuff exactly where the foot rests is uncomfortable.

I would give them a 4/5 because:
a) i think that fit can be improved, the move a bit around
b) i expected that the material is thicker but they are made of a rather thin (but sturdy) plastic

As i don't know the other products i can't judge between them so i just tell my 5 cents

Chris

StinkyHotChocolate · Nov 22, 2017

I have, and am happy with, the factory MOPAR rubber mats. They fit perfectly and show absolutely no wear.

Glowplug · Nov 25, 2017

I recently bought the Ram version of the floor liners. They’re the same material as the slush mats. I’ve had weathertech liners before, and these are as good if not better (they’re slightly taller). I think I only paid like $130 for the full set.
Be sure to specify that you want the liners, and be involved in making sure they order the correct ones. I went to two dealers and nobody in the parts dept knew these existed. They tried to order regular slush mats.

Frisk · Nov 27, 2017

+1 for the RAM floor liners. I first bought the Weathertechs but didn't like the hard plastic look and feel. The RAM ones were a much thicker, heavier material. The lay flat and stay in place. As a bonus they were much less money than the Weathertechs but they don't offer as much side to side coverage (I have a small amount of carpet visible with the RAM liners that was covered by the Weathertechs).

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