anybady have after-market floor mats?

JohnR · September 25, 2002

I'm looking to get some better ones for my truck and was wanting to get all your opinions.Any pics and comments will be greatly apperciated.Thanks

mcali17 · September 25, 2002

I have Weather Tech Floor Mats in the Front and Rear of my Envoy, a Weather Tech Cargo Liner and have Weather Tech Front Floor Mats in my wife's cavalier. I think they look great, catch a lot of water and dirt and they are very thick and very durable.

In our snowplow trucks we use the molded Husky Liners. They also work well, but are thinner and harder and tend to slide around quite a bit. There are plenty of places to purchase online and most have very good pictures. Try autobarn.com.

kevin02tahoe · September 25, 2002

John, welcome to the forum. You will find it very useful.

I am very happy happy with my Catch-All mats. Here are a couple of links from this forum.

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omegastu · October 19, 2002

I've got these mats and they look great and are very durable. I do live in Florida so there is no snow to put up with so I am not sure how they would handle the north.

http://www.stylinconcepts.com/parts.cfm/partfamilyid/234

TxDoc · October 21, 2002

I've got Catch-Alls. They come in colors to match the factory color, or hard rubber, or sport styles. Contoured to match your floorboard area and a lip to contain fluids. They also have a retention system that uses snaps that stop them from slipping. Some pics are below.

02SierraZ71 · October 21, 2002

I have catch-all extremes and think they r great; they are made out of a synthetic rubber/ material and fit perfectly

moscow_silverado · October 24, 2002

I have Husky floormats in my pickup and absolutly love them. There is no more mud and rocks on the carpet they all stay in the 1/2" deep floormat. I highly recomend them.

99silveradoz71 · October 25, 2002

Have had the usual winter black rubber mats with channels in them, but they always seemed to leak water by going around turns and such. Huskyliners now, so we'll see this winter how they hold out with snow.

MountaineerTom · October 25, 2002

I have the Huskyliners also, and really like them. I would have liked to got the Catch-all's, but it's so sandy here in SC, that I didn't want the mats being like my carpet before I got the Husky's (full of sand). I thought the Husky's might be easier to clean than the carpeted ones, since I kind of have to quite often. I take them out about once or twice a week to dump the sand out, usually hose it off, and throw them back in. Looking to get one for the rear floor too around Christmas, or shortly after.

HillHound · October 27, 2002

No one's mentioned Highland All-Weather mats. I had them in my Silverado and they fit perfectly in my new truck so I'm still using them. I think I bought them about 1 & 1/2 years ago and they're holding up good.