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On my old 2000 Silverado and current 2008 Tahoe I have/had husky floor liners. I really liked them because they held water and debris very well. I have weathertechs in my 2010 Silverado, these also hold water and debris very well. The one main difference is the weathertechs stay in place and the husky liners seem to creep toward the the pedal area. Its not much but every time I drive the Tahoe I have to slide the mat back (not a huge distance but enough). I have yet to have to adjust the weathertechs. Also the weathertechs seem to be more comfortable on my feet. The material they are made of seems softer. Hope this helps some make a selection.

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I've never owned the Weathertech but i know they do come highly recommended on this site. I have the Husky Liner's in my 02' HD CC and i dont have a complaint. I've never had to adjust them, they never move and like you said they hold anything you can throw at them with out getting anything on the carpet.

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i have the huskys in my silverado and i love them.. my carpet still looks brand new and i rarely clean it. they do move around a little bit but not enough to annoy me.

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It didnt annoy me until driving my truck and then driving my wifes tahoe and it was very noticable. They dont move around alot but trust me you would notice a difference.

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$200 floor mats better fit like a farkin' glove!!!! :D:wtf:

 

My boss's Tundra has the Weathertechs and he says they've never slipped at all. :jester: I have some cheap ones from an auto store in mine and I have to constantly adjust them. :(

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I had Husky floor-liners in my '02 YukonXL, but switched to Weathertech liners for the '07 Silverado.

Glad I did....far superior fit.

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$200 floor mats better fit like a farkin' glove!!!! :D:wtf:

 

My boss's Tundra has the Weathertechs and he says they've never slipped at all. :jester: I have some cheap ones from an auto store in mine and I have to constantly adjust them. :(

 

$200??? Nah they arent that much

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check out cabelas, plus they always have $20 off $100 purchases

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Got Huskies for my 07 2 years back.. they suck. well the drivers side does at least. The rubber does not hold shape so water/slush leaks down the back of it and it has no grip on the carpet, tends to shift forward :shakehead: Wish I would not have wasted $60.00 on em.

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I have the Weathertechs in my Sierra and love them! :lurk:

 

Try Amazon.com...they had the best price last year at this time and you should qualify for Free Super Saver Shipping.

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Getting some Weathertechs right after Christmas and can't wait to get them installed.

 

I priced some a couple of months ago from their site and they can be delivered right to your door for about $20-$30 dollars cheaper than most Van and Truck World type shops up here in Canada.

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