Weathertech vs. Husky vs. Westin

jbr · Nov 12, 2014

fondupot said:
The thing I dont like about weather techs is they get slippery when they get wet. Gets annoying when coming from outside with snow or rain on my boots. I'll take regular rubber mats any day.

I did notice the same thing last winter when the weathertec ones get cold and wet.. They were very slippery. I kept the mopar slush mats in the back.

BlackWidow · Nov 13, 2014

My 2 cents would be weather tech digital fit liners. Fit is awesome and the do an excellent job protecting the carpet. I just put a set in our Ram CC and the fit is great. I have been using a set in my Wrangler the last few years and have no real complaints.

Only time I've really had issue with the mats being slippery has been after cleaning them and wiping them down with a 303 protectant and occasionally in the winter if it is real sloppy and I'm wearing dress shoes.

Pluses are the made in the USA (Bolingbrook, IL) and their people are out at dealers laser scanning vehicles every model year ensure best fitment.

MyOhFive · Nov 23, 2014

Never noticed this thread take off like this, thanks for the replies guys.

I ended up going with husky liners based on price. They're within a few bucks of WeatherTechs but WeatherTech wanted way more for shipping.

I like them, good fit and coverage, they do their job.

Hemi395 · Nov 23, 2014

Nice you'll be happy with Huskys. One thing I definitely like about the huskys more than the weathertechs is the front passenger liner covers more of the trans hump than the weathertechs. I'm always having to vacuum that part of the carpet with the weathertechs...

TRXHemi · Nov 23, 2014

FYI, I emailed Westin for a THIRD time last week......... STILL no response.

Great customer service......

blackbetty14 · Nov 23, 2014

MyOhFive said:
Never noticed this thread take off like this, thanks for the replies guys.

I ended up going with husky liners based on price. They're within a few bucks of WeatherTechs but WeatherTech wanted way more for shipping.

I like them, good fit and coverage, they do their job.

Upload some pics of them installed!

Cruizer · Dec 1, 2014

Good timing on this thread. I was having the same debate. With Ohio winters and my stomping through mud during hunting season, I need to put something in there.

Anyone else had the wear issues with Husky? I haven't heard much about the Westin in this thread either.

I see the floor liners are better than mats for WeatherTech, are there better models/series of the other two brands? Planning on ordering these soon, before winter really sets in.

EDDNIE · Dec 1, 2014

weathertech, I have in both daily drivers

Buddy · Dec 1, 2014

I got Husky, was going to buy the Weathertechs but when I called Autoanything they were having a huge sale on Husky products. Got them for a really great price so had to jump on them. I am happy. After winter is over, I'll take them back out and run the stock mats for summer.

Express SN95 · Dec 2, 2014

Cruizer said:
Good timing on this thread. I was having the same debate. With Ohio winters and my stomping through mud during hunting season, I need to put something in there.

Anyone else had the wear issues with Husky? I haven't heard much about the Westin in this thread either.

I see the floor liners are better than mats for WeatherTech, are there better models/series of the other two brands? Planning on ordering these soon, before winter really sets in.

I've had Husky's in 3 different vehicles including my Ram. The first set was used between 2 Ford Escape's that I had and that set, once cleaned up, looked almost brand new. The current ones in the Ram have been in for almost 20k miles and they look the same after plenty of mud and slush/salt from the winter.

magz · Dec 4, 2014

Weathertech. This is the 3 truck I have had them in. Always top notch!

UsAndaTruck · Dec 5, 2014

Perfect timing on this thread for me too. Being a construction worker in southern California, I don't have to worry about rain too much but dirt and mud are a constant struggle. I went with Weathertech digital fit floor liners because they are made in the USA and I haven't read any negative reviews on them that would apply to me. THANKS!!

gofish101 · Dec 5, 2014

I have Husky as well front and rear very happy with them.

Iczer · Dec 10, 2014

JohnD72 said:
Look at Rugged Ridge before you make a decision. They're heavy-duty, fit great and they're cheaper than Weathertech or Husky. I like the tread design better, too.

Picked up front floor moats for like $50 off amazon. I'll probably get the backseat soon, but the front are more important at this point. Especially with winter and snow, etc. Reviews looked good and the price was right.

They come in Friday!

SyN · Dec 10, 2014

My Vote goes in the direction of Weathertech! I have their products installed inside and outside! --->on all our autos!! Husky Floor mats are like a thick rubber! The Weathertech are a very thick plastic.

I went with the Weathertech due to they are deeper-->Taller Walls! Ya really never have to worry about any spilled liquid or snow melting and running down into your carpet and floor boards...

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