Floor mats

[Itsme71190]

So i think I scored a set of OEM rubber mats? What did these come on or was it just a factory option? Also scored a set of husky liners. Anyone use both by chance and have feedback?

 

[crash68]

Depending on the trim level or if it was ordered as an option, the truck would have came with the OEM rubber mats. My Outdoorsman came with the heavy duty rubber floor mats, I switch them to the HuskyLiner X-Act Contour floor mats.
You don't need both, just use the HuskyLiner mats.

 

[TheDude266]

I use the Husky and they will protect a bit more of your carpeting than the Mopar ones I believe.

 

[Itsme71190]

Depending on the trim level or if it was ordered as an option, the truck would have came with the OEM rubber mats. My Outdoorsman came with the heavy duty rubber floor mats, I switch them to the HuskyLiner X-Act Contour floor mats.
You don't need both, just use the HuskyLiner mats.

I know I dont need both. But I got a stupid good deal on them so I bought both and was going to pass down the savings to a member

 

[Itsme71190]

I use the Husky and they will protect a bit more of your carpeting than the Mopar ones I believe.

I just dont know if I think that plastic feel.

 

[TheDude266]

I just dont know if I think that plastic feel.

It is not as hard of a plastic as the Weatherteck's but yeah.
The OEM might be better for you.

 

[wobly]

Depending on the trim level or if it was ordered as an option, the truck would have came with the OEM rubber mats. My Outdoorsman came with the heavy duty rubber floor mats, I switch them to the HuskyLiner X-Act Contour floor mats.
You don't need both, just use the HuskyLiner mats.

Same here. I have the OEM rubber mats in the garage and Husky Liners in the truck. They protect again mud, dirt, snow and stuff better than the OEM ones.

 

[Itsme71190]

Appreciate the feed back
What are the OEM ones worth?
I'm assuming the huskys would still go for 100+ since they are still brand new

 

[Steve Cloud]

Husky all day long. I've used Weathertechs, and they're okay but do not hold their shape well. OEM mats are decent, but do not protect as well as the Husky liners do.

 

[dhay13]

I just got Weathertechs for mine. I have the factory heavy duty rubber mats in mine. I left the rear one because access to the rear underfloor storage is pretty hard to get to with the stiff aftermarkets mats. I might be interested in selling my OEM fronts. Wife had Huskys in her old 2006 Commander. They were the original style with the diamond plate design. I didn't like those. They didn't fit well and had gaps in a few areas. Maybe the newer ones are better but I went with the Weathertechs cause they were much better than those old Huskys I had. My son has the same truck as me and bought MaxLiners for his and likes them.

 

[gofishn]

WEathertec is plastic-y, husky is more rubber like.

Husky X-act counter is best, PERIOD/
either way, do not use the one with holes in it, kind of defeats teh purpose.

 

[16Ram4x4]

I have the Husky Liners. They fronts fit really good. The rear one piece fits good but is a little awkward to get in and out for deep cleaning, but that's the price you pay to keep the crap off the carpet