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mc7719 Enthusiast

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Was noticing a few of you guys had "WeatherTech" floor mats.... I saw them also at my dealer the other day... $149 for the front set, and $159 for the whole back seat area.... $310 for FLOOR MATS?! Holy crap, are they really all they're cracked up to be? So I checked out the WeatherTech Canada website, and they were about $259 (tax in) for the set shipped to my house.

 

Currently I have the GM "all-weather" mats from the dealer... but they're not the greatest, and can forsee snow/mud run-off the sides onto the carpet...

 

Opinions?

 

http://www.weathertech.ca/store/mvproduct....OptChoiceIds=28

RyanbabZ71 Senior Enthusiast

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Yes they are, but those prices are outrageous.

 

Check out cabelas.com

 

They are branded under the trailgear 2 but are made by and are the same as weathertech. They even ship in weathertech boxes. I think my front and floor liners were less than $200.

 

I had husky liners in my 2000 and I have them in my 2008 Tahoe. I have the weathertechs in my 2010 silverado and like them better because they stay in place better.

mc7719 Enthusiast

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Wow, thanks!

At Cabela's... Its US$179 for the SET!

 

Good thing I'm road-tripping down to the states next week, I think I'll be making a stop!

RyanbabZ71 Senior Enthusiast

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They dont always have them in the store (call ahead?) but you can order online and have them sent to the store for no additional shipping costs

mc7719 Enthusiast

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They dont always have them in the store (call ahead?) but you can order online and have them sent to the store for no additional shipping costs

 

great thanks again. And I'll be staying more than 48 hrs, so I can actually bring stuff back across duty-free lol

 

 

The under-the-backseat storage bins are avail there too... but are like $40-50 MORE than the GM Accessories one from the dealer. Weird.

pwall Senior Enthusiast

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I had Husky floor liners in my '02 YukonXL, and decided to try Weathertech for my current truck.

Weathertech for sure! Much better fit.

AzDragonLord Enthusiast

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Wow, thanks!

At Cabela's... Its US$179 for the SET!

 

Good thing I'm road-tripping down to the states next week, I think I'll be making a stop!

 

I still think that's too much for floor mats.

mc7719 Enthusiast

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Wow, thanks!

At Cabela's... Its US$179 for the SET!

 

Good thing I'm road-tripping down to the states next week, I think I'll be making a stop!

 

I still think that's too much for floor mats.

 

 

Well I agree.. I was more expressing surprise at the price difference between Cabela's and the WeatherTech site. Unfortunately, I currently HAVE the cheaper alternatives, and am not entirely impressed..

Luvbelly Enthusiast

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I never really paid much attention to floor mats. Whatever came with the truck usually did the trick or I would pick up something cheap at the auto store. This time I decided to give the weather tecs a try. While the price made me pucker a little initially, in the long run I am happy with the purchase. They fit well, don't slide around, clean easily, and have proven to be very durable. I also like the way they overlap on to the door sill. This eliminates that line of dirty carpet I used to get between normal mats and the sill. The over lap also makes it a bit easier to dump or do a quick sweep of the mats. I don't have enough experience to say there are no better mats out there. I can tell you I am very happy with my purchase. Any concerns over the price faded long ago.

SilveradoLS Enthusiast

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I don't understand how Weathertech says their digital fit liners won't work in models with the 4x4 floor shifter. I swear I've sat and studied those pictures on their web site and it sure looks like it would work. Anybody ever put the Weathertech Digital Fit liners in their truck with a floor mount 4x4 shifter successfully here?

brandon_guzzo Enthusiast

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I don't understand how Weathertech says their digital fit liners won't work in models with the 4x4 floor shifter. I swear I've sat and studied those pictures on their web site and it sure looks like it would work. Anybody ever put the Weathertech Digital Fit liners in their truck with a floor mount 4x4 shifter successfully here?

 

Yep I have them in my GMT 800 and when i bought them it said right on the package will not fit with floor mounted 4*4. They fit perfectly and does not interfere with the shifter so i says it Bull . :thumbs:

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mc7719 Enthusiast

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Ended up going by Cabelas and getting a set...... v nice!

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