WeatherTech Floor Liners - Color Question
 

I have a 2013 Platinum Screw. The interior has lots of brushed silverr color accents and has pecan leather seats. Has anyone ordered the WT liners in the gray or the tan? Do they look good? The black shows every bit of dust and I was hoping to try one of the lighter colors if it looks good.

Thanks

I had grey ones in my 2010 Plat. that looked good. At the time, I thought the tan was too light to go with my khaki interior.

I just got a new 2013 Plat. w/black interior and went with black mats. I know they'll show more, but with the interior being dark, I felt lighter mats would be more of an eyesore.

They're waiting at my door now, according to UPS. I can shoot some photos of them and post, if you want.

I'm getting a 150 with the steel grey interior and I think I'm going to go with the grey mats. Seems to be a pretty close match.

Not to hijack the thread but I have a question about which style to get. I'm getting the 40/20/40 with no center console, but I don't want the one-piece front mat that goes up and over the middle hump. Will the style designed for the non-flow-though console fit ok with my front configuration?

I have the gray in my truck and it shows every bit of dirt and dust that the black does I'm sure haha

I didn't get them to look pretty I got them to be used and abused! They are working fantastically

I have the black mats in my 2007 SCrew. I thought the black would not look so bad when dirty, but I was wrong. The black shows all the dirt. However, like "Pockets", i bought them for hrad service keeping the carpets clean and catching the water. These mats were a great purchase, and I will buy them again when these start looking nasty. That may be a while as they are over a year old and still looking great. However, I will get the tan mats next time.

I recommend the WeatherTech front mud flaps too. Easy install, no drilling and they hold like they are bolted on. Good stuff.

I have the tan front and rear in my 07 lariat super crew. They've been great for rain, mud, oil, and other stuff. They cleaned up really good for the past year. Weathertech's are a good product