Husky Weatherbeater mats help needed

[buddy guy]

I have a line on a really good deal on a full set of these mats. only problem...for a quad not a crew cab. i figured fronts would be the same but the contours are slightly different on the fronts. the back i expected would be smaller anyway. my understanding is the Husky mats are soft not hard like Weathertecs so I was thinking that probably works in my favour for the fronts. again not worried about the rear fitting a bit shorter front to back. I can get these for like 1/3 of new price so I really hope they can work!!!!

here's pics for reference:

husky for quad:



husky for crew:

 

[Whitd5]

I wouldn’t personally go cheap if it isn’t the right thing. They are softer but still hold their shape and if it’s off by much it would bug me. My brother gave me his old weather tech ones and they are the correct ones but a little warped and even that is annoying to catch your foot on

 

[buddy guy]

i hear the weatherteck are a bit harder material and prone to bending on the edges but not seeing that with Husky..yet. i'm not really putting the guy out i guess if i try them out for fit first as he's going camping until sunday and then we are going to meet when he gets back. i'm not holding up a sale. he's had them for 3 weeks. i would want to see how good shape they are in as well. if overly warn, i won't buy them. they are pretty dirty in the pic he posted. he claims they just need a cleaning. why people wouldn't clean them somewhat before selling is beyond me.

 

[buddy guy]

these are the liners....

 

[OEDRO]

How about OEDRO's front mats? Softer than weathertech's, and the price is really reasonable.

 

[buddy guy]

i wanted to buy yours before, but i'm in canada. lol.

 

[Steve Cloud]

I've run Husky liners and have also owned Weathertech. Hands-down, I prefer the Husky liners. Regarding your question, yes they are softer than Weathertech liners. However, they are not just going to form to a contour that's not right, especially the Weatherbeater line. Their X-Act contour line is even softer and contours a bit more.

The fronts should fit, but you might check Husky's website to be sure. Depending on how cheap they are, it might be worth trying. That being said, you can order the full front/rear set off of Amazon with 2 day delivery for about $160.

 

[buddy guy]

patience paid off. as timing would have it, i found a set locally (weathertech) for 100 bucks canadian for the complete set of crewcab liners. they fit perfectly and are like new (no dirt at all on top, just a bit of dust on the bottoms, unlike the ones i posted before). i'm very happy! just got them this morning. seller was very trusting. said he'd leave them out front and to leave the cash underneath his doormat. lol.

 

[Shiva]

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