Weathertech Or Husky?

[jdubub]

I just ordered the front 1 piece and rear for my silvy 10 minutes ago

[KBcarstuff]

Thanks for taking the time to respond. I guess it also depends on the application. On other forums that we post on some members prefer the design of the Husky WeatherBeater Liners. I personally have a set of WeatherTech Liners in my vehicle and love them so much that I leave them in all year. I only take them out to clean them.

 

tunseeker1: We are not allowed to discount WeatherTech pricing as they have a very very strict MAP pricing policy. However, we are currently offering free shipping on both WeatherTech and Husky Liners for orders that are shipping within the continental USA. This deal is on for a very limited time and make the price VERY attractive!

 

Steve

[Hankg42]

I ordered WeatherTech for my wife's Terrain last year. They fit as expected. When I ordered recently for my new Sierra, I went with Husky. They fit as expected as well. So I saved about $70 bucks that I can use for something else. The quality seems the same to me. The Husky's just don't have as fancy a nameplate on them as the WeatherTech.

[APT]

I have Weathertech digital fit in my minivan, front pair plus 2nd and 3rd row 1-piece design. Love it for the kids. Just ordered the full set (front pair, 2nd row 1-piece, and 3rd row and rear cargo behind 2nd row) for my Burb. $408 shipped and worth every penny! I debated on the Husky instead which would have been $70 cheaper. The Husky send row is 2-pieces and does not appear to have the runoff over the door sills.

[KBcarstuff]

ankg42: As APT mentioned, the designs sometimes differ between Husky Liners and WeatherTech Liners. In some cases they are pretty much the same though and you CANNOT go wrong with the Husky Product. Husky Liners are the original Liner manufacturer. WeatherTech has done an AMAZING job branding their product.

 

Steve

[Hankg42]

ankg42: As APT mentioned, the designs sometimes differ between Husky Liners and WeatherTech Liners. In some cases they are pretty much the same though and you CANNOT go wrong with the Husky Product. Husky Liners are the original Liner manufacturer. WeatherTech has done an AMAZING job branding their product.

 

Steve

 

Thanks for the clarification!

[KBcarstuff]

No problem!

[hfalconer]

I have Husky's in my 08 TB. I cannot reconmend them. They dont fit well, edges are turned up on them and in the back seat, they dont fit tighly with one another. Next time, I'd go with WT. BTW, while they dont provide great coverage, I am happy with the stock heavy duty mats that came my Silverado

[KBcarstuff]

Reagan,

 

Do you have the mats or the liners?

 

Steve

[Bruce03Silverado]

I have weather techs (front and second row) in my 2011 HD, I had them in my 08 LMM too and I just put front, second row and the cargo liner weather techs in my wife's 2011 Jeep Grand Cherokee - we leave them in all year long and in my opinion they are the bset mats out there - I used to use husky liners but once I tried the weathertechs I never looked back.

[KBcarstuff]

WeatherTech Liners FTW! As per my post above, I leave my liners in all year round.

 

Steve

[nbuchanan]

Just got my Weather Tech digital fit floor liners in and they fit like a glove. I would recommend these to anyone! Also, check them out at autoanything.com, I was able to get the front and back for a crew cab for $164.00. I just asked them to do a price search and they found a cheaper price than what they had and then they beat the price.

[KBcarstuff]

We just got some pictures from one of our customers that installed the Husky WeatherBeater Liners in his 2012 Jeep Cherokee:

 

 

Steve