Received my 3D Maxpider Kagu floor liners, very nice for the price!

I always used WeatherTech or Husky Liners in my other vehicle, they are nice but priced (especially Weathertech) and I don't think the hard plastic finish look very nice and become very hard to clean as soon as it got scratched. So when bought my RAM 1500, I decided to check for other options (cheaper and better look) and then I found the 3D Maxpider Kagu floor liners in the showroom of local store (Canadian Tire), they was on sale and they was VERY cheap and surprisingly they were much cheaper than online (Amazon, etc.) in fact they cost 40% of the price of the Weathertech (60% cheaper)! The store had to order them from the manufacturer and it took around 1 week and I got them yesterday.

Just like the Weathertech and the Husky Liners, they are 3D liners who perfectly follow floor's curves, they are 100% waterproof, but the main difference between the 3D Maxpider Kagu and they other, is that they don't have the hard plastic finish, they have a kind of rubberized layer over the hard plastic liner that look a bit like carbon fiber mesh, in my opinion they look a lot better for a 4 seasons use. Only the time will tell if they are same durability as their competitors, but for the price, you can't really go wrong. I paid 139$ CAD (approx. 105$ USD) for the complete set for my crew cab when the Weathertech are 305$ CAD on their website.

Man those are pretty nice.


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SimmZ said:

I always used WeatherTech or Husky Liners in my other vehicle, they are nice but priced (especially Weathertech) and I don't think the hard plastic finish look very nice and become very hard to clean as soon as it got scratched. So when bought my RAM 1500, I decided to check for other options (cheaper and better look) and then I found the 3D Maxpider Kagu floor liners in the showroom of local store (Canadian Tire), they was on sale and they was VERY cheap and surprisingly they were much cheaper than online (Amazon, etc.) in fact they cost 40% of the price of the Weathertech (60% cheaper)! The store had to order them from the manufacturer and it took around 1 week and I got them yesterday.

Just like the Weathertech and the Husky Liners, they are 3D liners who perfectly follow floor's curves, they are 100% waterproof, but the main difference between the 3D Maxpider Kagu and they other, is that they don't have the hard plastic finish, they have a kind of rubberized layer over the hard plastic liner that look a bit like carbon fiber mesh, in my opinion they look a lot better for a 4 seasons use. Only the time will tell if they are same durability as their competitors, but for the price, you can't really go wrong. I paid 139$ CAD (approx. 105$ USD) for the complete set for my crew cab when the Weathertech are 305$ CAD on their website.

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ME LIKE

I have them too. They are holding up well!
Hard to keep clean looking though. I just tried a round of simple green and scrubbing which worked pretty well

Man! look great!

Looks like you got a heck of a deal at CT. On sale I guess. 189 now for the crew cab set

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Looks like you got a heck of a deal at CT. On sale I guess. 189 now for the crew cab set

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Correct. Regular price marked on my invoice is 189$, minus a 50$ rebate. I don't know exactly when the rebate ended since it took almost 10 days to receive my order. However, I am pretty sure this kind of deal is recurring often at Canadian Tire...

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I have them too. They are holding up well!
Hard to keep clean looking though. I just tried a round of simple green and scrubbing which worked pretty well

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Well, apparently all those liners are a nightmare to clean because I have the complete Husky Liners kit in my second vehicle (a 2018 Hyundai Elantra GL) and after only a few months, after deep cleaning with soap and brush, they always stay "whiteish" and they never returned black. A friend who's a professional car detailer recommended me to apply a product called Trim Shine by Stoner Car Care which is for black trims and bumper on my Husky Liners. Based on the label on the bottle, it work fine on rubber and vinyl too, so it could work great for the 3D Maxpider Kagu liners also I guess!

Those look nice, look simular to the texture of the Aries molded ones I have in my Camaro. I ended up using Oedro molded ones in my Ram, excellent for price of under $90.

SimmZ said:

Well, apparently all those liners are a nightmare to clean because I have the complete Husky Liners kit in my second vehicle (a 2018 Hyundai Elantra GL) and after only a few months, after deep cleaning with soap and brush, they always stay "whiteish" and they never returned black. A friend who's a professional car detailer recommended me to apply a product called Trim Shine by Stoner Car Care which is for black trims and bumper on my Husky Liners. Based on the label on the bottle, it work fine on rubber and vinyl too, so it could work great for the 3D Maxpider Kagu liners also I guess!

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Thanks. Something I will look into

Husky makes the X-act contour series that is rubber and molded, I have them in my truck. Hands down the best mats I have had in any vehicle. I've had them for 3 years and they still look pretty much new.

Damn the fit looks really nice! That design is solid!

I have had these in 3 vehicles now, had them about 5 years in my former truck, and just bought them for my new to me 2010 Ram 2500 Mega Cab. They held up very well in my old truck. They are sold under the Aries name as well. I bought my newest set from Amazon for about $130.

The rubberized finish is great, as you don't slip like the original Husky mats. They contour to the floor very well and come up the sides enough to protect well.

The easiest/best way that I have to clean them is to pull them out and just wash them with the same car wash soap and brush as I use on the truck, then rinse. This gets them clean but didn't leave any residue or slick layer like some trim cleaners. I'm careful not to get the backing on dirty ground, as that would require more cleaning/rinsing.

SimmZ said:

Well, apparently all those liners are a nightmare to clean because I have the complete Husky Liners kit in my second vehicle (a 2018 Hyundai Elantra GL) and after only a few months, after deep cleaning with soap and brush, they always stay "whiteish" and they never returned black. A friend who's a professional car detailer recommended me to apply a product called Trim Shine by Stoner Car Care which is for black trims and bumper on my Husky Liners. Based on the label on the bottle, it work fine on rubber and vinyl too, so it could work great for the 3D Maxpider Kagu liners also I guess!

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You could try wipe new as well if that doesn't work. Just make sure you leave them out until they are 100% cured! I use that on any plastic or vinyl that get white washed and it works wonderfully, never used it on liners though so idk if it will last as long or hold up as well to being stepped on. Just a thought.

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Just for reference, these are the rubberized Husky Mats. I have another mat on top of the rear mats, you can ignore that.

I agree that Husky has come along way. Weathertech left a bad taste in my mouth 8 or 9 years ago. I swore off fancy mats for quite a while. Then I found the Husky Xact mats. I did research then ended up buying them on Amazon so it would be an easy return.... Liked them so well I bought another set for the wife's car.