Which floormats

[DJ]

I am looking at getting floor mats for the winter rigs. One is a 03 Grand Cherokee and the other is an 03 Expedition.

I really want something like Weather Tech without the big price tag.

Anyone have any ideas?

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[ktraver97ss]

Weathertech

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[wombat]

^ pretty much. Try and find them on-sale. I found the WT Trunk Mat for my Focus ST for $44 down from $100ish.

 

[Rebel]

Weathertech

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this

 

[willizm]

Yeah I don't think there is much that beats weathertech. They are a bit pricey but well worth it.

 

[wolfe]

I had some Husky Liners back in the day, but I believe the price is about the same as weather tech.

 

[SMRTSS1]

I've had both Weathertech and Husky and from experience the whole time you have the Husky's you'll wish you spent the money on Weathertechs. I will never have another vehicle without WeatherTechs in it and they're worth every penny.

 

[Gone_2022]

X50

Weather tech. Save up for half a month if necessary. Best investment. Perfect fit and they are super durable. Best thing I ever bought for the wife's car and moms SUV


Oh and it's locally made and American made

 

[Primalzer]

I will jump on the Weathertech stroke fest too. Haven't gotten any for the Vic yet, but it's only a matter of time, they've been in my last 3 vehicles.

I will say they stain a little to easily, IMO, but that's being a little nit-picky.

 

[ktraver97ss]

What have you had stain them? I have never seen that and I have cleaned just a couple sets of them...

 

[Primalzer]

Dirt and salt mostly

 

[DJ]

Wow, rarely do you see a product that in the public opinion is far beyond anything else. Usually have a few haters on everything.

Obliviously you have made my decision easy and I will just get the Weathertech's.

 

[Euro]

Oh and it's locally made and American made

x2 on Weathertech's. My dad and in-laws have them and they love them to death. I'd get them, but I'm too cheap to spend $100 on 2 floormats.

 

[Primalzer]

Honestly, if you plan on keeping your DD, in Chicago, for more than 2 years, they are well worth the money, and I'm cheap too

 

[OffshoreDrilling]

weathertech. I never worry about anything getting on the floor. Throw your greasy ass carry out pizza box down there, your mutt dog full of mud, gunked up fishing and hunting gear, that happy meal chicken nugget your kid never fails to drop, dead hooker who hasn't finished bleeding out, etc.

pull the things out, scrub them down with a little simple green and rinse. good as new

 

[Chester Copperpot]

Completely forgot about these. Literally just placed an order for a set for the truck.

 

[DanJ]

I hate spending money on little shit, but I don't regret the weather techs at all.

 

[crooks]

I think they give a discount to certain people that buy in person with their uniform on. They are out of Bolingbrook. The rears mats for crew cabs are huge and cover more then other mats I have seen.

 

[Stink Star]

The only "problem" with weather techs that I've never seen with other mats is the fact that they work too well and hold wall the water in your footwell. The proble with this is that after you park, the water vapor goes and freezes up the inside of your windows. My solution was to keep one window cracked slightly and it wouldn't happen.

Other than that they are perfect and I wouldn't hesitate to buy them

 

[Dan00Hawk]

Husky makes a decent set of liners that is form fitting. I've had sets in 2 cars and have been very happy with them. They were about $40 less for a set of front and backs than the Weathertechs, and also had some color choices. They seem more hard than the Weathertechs. That being said, I'd have no problem spending more for the Weathertechs if the Husky version wasn't available.