The weather is nasty here so I put some floor liners in

[Mlarv5]

Don't hate me for this but the weather is crappy here in TN. I am waiting on my floor mats to come in, and didn't want to get the carpet to messed up. I have a set of Ford OEM floor mate for my F150. They fit sort of.

 

[Flip-er]

HEY if it works til yours come in, go for it

 

[Dean2]

If you are smart buy the OEM all Weather mats. I have them in my 2500 as I ordered them with the pickup. They are so much better than the Weathertec I ordered a set of OEM for the Jeep Grande Cherokee and just replaced the Weathertecs that I originally put in it in 2021. Better fit, clean easier, come out WAY easier, not slippery when wet, cheaper than Weathertec, rear seat mat has a split on the transmission hump so you can take out each side separate. Weathertec is one piece and a pain to get out without dumping the crap that is on the matt.

 

[Six Turboed]

I would have painted the white places!
HA HA!!!!

Have to improvise sometimes!

 

[CanuckRam1313]

If you are smart buy the OEM all Weather mats. I have them in my 2500 as I ordered them with the pickup. They are so much better than the Weathertec I ordered a set of OEM for the Jeep Grande Cherokee and just replaced the Weathertecs that I originally put in it in 2021. Better fit, clean easier, come out WAY easier, not slippery when wet, cheaper than Weathertec, rear seat mat has a split on the transmission hump so you can take out each side separate. Weathertec is one piece and a pain to get out without dumping the crap that is on the matt.

I used to have the Weathertech mat set in my then new 19' and was, for the most part, happy, however!!!!!!!!!

FFWD to my new 23' Warlock and I went with the Husky liners (after ordering the Weathertechs, fitting them, and being disappointed & returning them).... (even though this truck came with the HD MOPAR thick rubber mats).. the OEM mats were good, but had zero protection to the door sills, and didn't creep up near as far as the Husky's (or the Weathertech's) in the front wells to protect the tunnel of the transmission area in the front foot wells.

I sold the factory HD rubber ones and got a couple hundy for them.... and bought the Husky premium ones.... The fit and finish on them, IMPO, is miles above the factory HD rubber mats (and that of Weathertech, too)...

But.... the Weathertech in-channel front & rear window visors have no competition whatsoever! These items are the very best fit and finish of any window vent visor for our trucks that are currently available, IMHO!

 

[ramffml]

I bought the Hushy liners too, very happy with them.

 

[Mlarv5]

I ordered the Husky liners also. They should be here in a few days.

 

[Ramsteen23]

Don't hate me for this but the weather is crappy here in TN. I am waiting on my floor mats to come in, and didn't want to get the carpet to messed up. I have a set of Ford OEM floor mate for my F150. They fit sort of. View attachment 558917

I fixed it for you...you're welcome

 

[GTyankee]

My Ram came with the OEM Ram front floor mats
My shoes had soft rubber soles & heels
On an average work day, i drove the Ram 400 miles, some days i drove 600 miles

The soft heels wore 2 holes in those Mopar Mats, i only had them for a bit over 3 years

I bought Weathertech Front Mats, there is no sign of wear on the drivers side, the passenger side does not get used.
I do need to use my Heat Gun on the part that rests on the Door Sill, that edge has curled up just a little bit

 

[Ramsteen23]

Weathertech is a solid option I had them on my 2016...no complaints I went with the Husky X-Act Conour Liners this time around and I realy like them...great coverage and fit. Time will tell on the wear and tear.

 

[Hagar1]

I fixed it for you...you're welcome

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Can't imagine the weather being too nasty, it is currently almost minus 20 C and dropping down to minus 28C overnight

 

[Mlarv5]

Can't imagine the weather being too nasty, it is currently almost minus 20 C and dropping down to minus 28C overnight

Cold is not the issue here. If that was the issue I would have just waited for the mats. We had 4 inches of snow, then it went to 50F now it is snowing and muddy. The snow don't bother me the mud does. If it was -20C here I would move again.

 

[Hagar1]

Cold is not the issue here. If that was the issue I would have just waited for the mats. We had 4 inches of snow, then it went to 50F now it is snowing and muddy. The snow don't bother me the mud does. If it was -20C here I would move again.

Cold winters is all I know but with my advancing years, it is less tolerable for me but I'm just too old to move again.
Travelling to some warm location in the winter, sadly, is not on the table any longer so I just dress warm when I go out to move snow .......... lots of snow.

 

[ibike]

Mud. Nothing but mud. It rains here. Then freezes to make some really nice black ice. Then it snows 1/2” to hide the ice. Most of the time it’s gone by lunch time. Then we don’t know how to drive. I’ve got 4wd so I can drive fast! Whoops I can’t stop!

 

[Hagar1]

Mud. Nothing but mud. It rains here. Then freezes to make some really nice black ice. Then it snows 1/2” to hide the ice. Most of the time it’s gone by lunch time. Then we don’t know how to drive. I’ve got 4wd so I can drive fast! Whoops I can’t stop!

Isn't it just amazing how people can forget how to drive once the snow hit! That problem seems to be a wide spread issue. I run studded snow tires all around on my Caravan and I realize that things require more attention in slippery conditions.
Good old "black ice" it cost me a shoulder, that I can't get repaired. The Dr. said that everything both in front and back on my shoulder is torn. I am a lot more careful even walking these days!

 

[diymirage]

I'll have to check what brand I have but I love em, they lap over the door sil so ass the snow melts of my boots it just runs out the truck, instead of pooling under my feet

 

[Hawkman]

I have the OEM Ram floor covering in mine front and rear. Were in the truck when I purchased. Guy is spot on and very easy to remove to vacuum under of and when needed.

They work so well I have no intention of removing and putting any others in.