What is your preferred all-weather mat?

[truenorth]

What is your preferred all-weather mat?

 

[johnwashere2]

I was cheap and got 2 rows and cargo all weather mats for like $25 total from fhgroup since I’m just leasing. They are treimable and thin but will be fine. Normally I would have gotten oem if price is decent.

 

[telluride]

The best way to get a discount on Weathertech is to use the 20% discount code that you can get and buy through Autozone.

 

[Kevin78]

I bought MaxLiners for my current vehicle and I can say that there is no difference in fit/quality compared to weather tech. You're just paying for the name.

 

[Jesse S]

I bought MaxLiners for my current vehicle and I can say that there is no difference in fit/quality compared to weather tech. You're just paying for the name.

Thanks for the tip, you're right they're very similar. Hopefully they'll be releasing something soon.

 

[Kevin78]

Thanks for the tip, you're right they're very similar. Hopefully they'll be releasing something soon.

I can't see it being that long. I would guess probably by summer.

 

[loweboy]

I have found the weathertech versions don’t go as high , up the sides to protect the carpet from snowy boots the way husky liners do . Maybe that’s a snow belt problem , not so important down south .

 

[JackBurton]

I like the Husky liners a little better than the Weathertech for the exact reason you mention. Seems like they have slightly more coverage. A Husky representative stated that early June would be the availability date for their Telluride mats.

 

[Gone in 60]

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