WeatherTech FloorMats vs FloorLiners
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WeatherTech FloorMats vs FloorLiners
I've had my 2015 SCrew Sport for a few weeks now and am going to get some floor coverage before the bad weather hits us here in NJ. I currently have the standard cloth floormats, which will be threadbare in no time, and was going to go with WeatherTech. That said, I can't decide between the Floor Mats and the FloorLiner.
It's not a work truck, and I don't expect to spill a cup of coffee all over the floor. Combine that with the fact that I like the way the Floor Mats look instead of the FloorLiner, and I'm leaning towards the individual mats. I've seen a lot of you have the liners, and was just wondering if anyone had any experience with the mats.
Thanks, and Happy New Year all!
It's not a work truck, and I don't expect to spill a cup of coffee all over the floor. Combine that with the fact that I like the way the Floor Mats look instead of the FloorLiner, and I'm leaning towards the individual mats. I've seen a lot of you have the liners, and was just wondering if anyone had any experience with the mats.
Thanks, and Happy New Year all!
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It depends on whether or not you want 100% coverage on your carpet.
I used to have mats in a Civic and every spring had to shampoo out the white salt ring left behind by the winter. Once I changed to the liners all I had to do was power wash the liner.
I had the liners with me when I picked up my 2014 'fitty at the dealership. I wasn't taking any chances!
I used to have mats in a Civic and every spring had to shampoo out the white salt ring left behind by the winter. Once I changed to the liners all I had to do was power wash the liner.
I had the liners with me when I picked up my 2014 'fitty at the dealership. I wasn't taking any chances!
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Okay, complaint time.
My Weathertech mats do not have any material going up and underneath the accelerator pedal. I now have a hefty pile of rock salt and debris resting on the top edge of the mat, all over the carpet.
Even if it was a thin, unribbed section underneath the pedal, it would have helped.
Ima look into the Husky liners soon.
My Weathertech mats do not have any material going up and underneath the accelerator pedal. I now have a hefty pile of rock salt and debris resting on the top edge of the mat, all over the carpet.
Even if it was a thin, unribbed section underneath the pedal, it would have helped.
Ima look into the Husky liners soon.
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Okay, complaint time.
My Weathertech mats do not have any material going up and underneath the accelerator pedal. I now have a hefty pile of rock salt and debris resting on the top edge of the mat, all over the carpet.
Even if it was a thin, unribbed section underneath the pedal, it would have helped.
Ima look into the Husky liners soon.
My Weathertech mats do not have any material going up and underneath the accelerator pedal. I now have a hefty pile of rock salt and debris resting on the top edge of the mat, all over the carpet.
Even if it was a thin, unribbed section underneath the pedal, it would have helped.
Ima look into the Husky liners soon.
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Already habit. But there's still salt and stones already built up there. Probably because as I press on the pedal, my shoe's sole flexes and the tread pattern "lets go" of stuff embedded in my shoe.
Oh well.... I'll just RHINOLINER the whole interior! Problem solved!
Oh well.... I'll just RHINOLINER the whole interior! Problem solved!