My rear Weathertech finally came today... so I'll jump in for the fun with more photos! Love the fit and look.

 

Thanks ALOT you guys! So, is Weathertech the cheapest place to buy these? They look pretty nice, but $200 outta pocket has me scratching...

 

In my experience, whether you get WeatherTech product from WeatherTech directly, or from other resellers, the cost is about the same.

WeatherTech item cost may be lower, but then you pay some shipping.

Reseller item cost may be higher, but then they offer free shipping.

Thanks

 

I felt the same way, but I will tell you the first time you pull them out to clean all of the junk off of them that you tracked into your truck and look at your carpets underneath them and see that they still look like the day you drove the truck off of the lot, you will be glad that you dropped the $200 for them.

 

Pulled mine out today 09KingRanch and couldn't believe the crud. Granted they've been in since the start of the waterfowl season so a few cattails and corn husks were kickin' around with a lot of mud. Aint cheap but in 5-10 years the carpets will be like new.

They fit pretty good too, lol

 

I just bought mine through Cabela's and saved some money and got free shipping.

 

I got mine from 4 wheel parts wholesale. We have an account with their Transamerican side. It was about 25% off ebay and others.

 

The only regret I have is completely cutting out for the subwoofer in the rear mat. It leaves a small strip by the door jam with nothing to hold it in place so I suspect that will be having to get cut off down the road.

 

It's probably too late, but Husky makes a rear mat designed for the sub-woofer - no cutting and fits like a charm.

 

Bummer, I should have looked at Husky's rear mat. I liked the WeatherTech front mats better but never thought to look closer at the rear mat differences. Can you post a photo of that area with your Husky mat? I tried but couldn't get the photo to post.

 

GH,
Here you go.

https://www.f150online.com/forums/me...-floormat.html

 

Thanks shotgunz, OK, I see what they did. Does the Husky rear mat go back under the seat on the side behind the driver?
The WeatherTech covers the complete floor even with the rear seats flipped up so that's why I had to cut out around the subwoofer. I was almost tempted to take it out but I cut the mat instead. I have photos of the installation in my photo gallery. I have Husky mats in my '87 Blazer and they have worked out well although for my Blazer they made the rear mat in two pieces.

 

No, the Husky mat does not go under the rear seats but it is one piece. It's already saved me a big mess (one of my boys spilled a large cup of orange juice).

I didn't want the mat to go under the rear seat because I put a Husky storage box under the rear seat (driver side).

 

Husky Storage box ! Hmmmmmm you've got me thinking now. Will it fit under the seats with the subwoofer there? Those SuperCrews are lacking for a place to store tools, tie-downs, ropes, chains, etc. They raised the body and made the floors flat on these later models and with the fuel tank on one side they should have made an under floor compartment on the other side for tool storage, or ??? .

I hate to ask you this but do you have a phto of your Husky storage box installed? How tall is it?

 

It fits under the rear seat (seat is flat).

Here's a link to pictures:

http://www.huskyliners.com/site//Gear%20Box%20Underseat%20Storage?dt=30&d=5&ct=29&a nswer=134&previous=63