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Huskyliners
Has anyone here bought the huskyliners mats since they came out? A friend has them on his truck and I think they are a bit better than the weathertech in that case. It looks like they provide a bit more coverage on the RX, but I would love to hear from someone who has bought them already. I know that there are lots of satisfied weathertech customers here from the search function, but I couldn't find anyone who installed the huskys.
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Has anyone here bought the huskyliners mats since they came out? A friend has them on his truck and I think they are a bit better than the weathertech in that case. It looks like they provide a bit more coverage on the RX, but I would love to hear from someone who has bought them already. I know that there are lots of satisfied weathertech customers here from the search function, but I couldn't find anyone who installed the huskys.
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If you go to their website (www.huskyliners.com), they have pictures of the front/back liners and they appear to cover the dead pedal and a bit more, but they don't have pictures of them installed or in the cargo area. I've emailed them to ask if they have any pictures, since I think it would help me decide as well.
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Wow, The dead foot area is covered MUCH better than weathertech's!!
What color are the front and rear seat floor mats? They look a lot closer in color to the dark brown dash, etc, which I like. They sure don't look like the cargo liner which is certainly tan. I'm not so wild about how far the back edge of the cargo liner sticks up, however. The weathertech back lip comes just flush with the car's plastic edge which is better for sliding things in and out.
What color are the front and rear seat floor mats? They look a lot closer in color to the dark brown dash, etc, which I like. They sure don't look like the cargo liner which is certainly tan. I'm not so wild about how far the back edge of the cargo liner sticks up, however. The weathertech back lip comes just flush with the car's plastic edge which is better for sliding things in and out.
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I'm they are all the same its only shade on the front where the rear door has sun on it.
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I believe they are the same shade as well. They only list black, gray and tan, so I believe they are all "tan." I'm not so sure about the cargo liner either. I suppose one could trim the back edge to meet the plastic. It also appears that there is no provision for lowering the rear seats and covering that area.
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Thank you for the photographs.
It looks like the Huskyliners mats do an excellent job of covering the area under the pedals and especially the dead foot area. The Weathertechs don't cover that area quite as well.
However it doesn't appear as though the Huskyliners mats have holes in them to hook into the built-in mat retainer hooks.
Is there any concern the Huskyliners mats will move around?
My Weathertechs have retainer hook holes with a lip around the hole to prevent water from easily entering. This winter there was a lot of water, salt, ice and snow that didn't make it onto the carpet because of the construction of the Weathertech mats.
It looks like the Huskyliners mats do an excellent job of covering the area under the pedals and especially the dead foot area. The Weathertechs don't cover that area quite as well.
However it doesn't appear as though the Huskyliners mats have holes in them to hook into the built-in mat retainer hooks.
Is there any concern the Huskyliners mats will move around?
My Weathertechs have retainer hook holes with a lip around the hole to prevent water from easily entering. This winter there was a lot of water, salt, ice and snow that didn't make it onto the carpet because of the construction of the Weathertech mats.
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However, I'm not that crazy about the cargo liner and looking closely at the WeatherTech photos, I'm pretty sure I'm going to return the Husky cargo liner and go with the WeatherTech. Not only does the lip interfere with sliding stuff into and out of the back, but it blocks the cargo net and makes it lie funny.
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