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Crew cab rear floor mats, full coverage?


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Does anyone here know which fits better with undersea storage, the full coverage Husky Weatherbeater? Or the WeatherTech full coverage in the back?

 

If you go through the option on the Weathertech website, they have two different types of mats, one for underseat storage and one without. I had the full coverage rear liner in my 2011 Sierra but didn't have underseat storage.

 

So if you go underseat storage, and still want full coverage in the back, which would you go for?

 

I have the WeatherBeaters full coverage, and their great. It covers the entire back rug area, door to door and front to back.

 

 

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Weathertech's rear Floor Liner for Yukon -SUV is what I use in my crew-cab as I have the under-seat storage and prefer something that I can easily remove for cleaning. Works fine, fits fine.

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This is what I have done to my original mats from GM, working perfect so far, people always step on the "lump" just below the corner of each side of the seat, this fixed no problem with some college kids I "couriered" during our beautiful alberta season with sprinkles of salt and dirt everywhere!

 

Besides that, the rivets looks damn cool!

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Full backseat weathertechs in '15 GMC crew cab. Fit is perfect.

 

 

I have the same mats you cant beat the coverage :gmc:

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I have the same mats you cant beat the coverage :gmc:

what do you guys have in the front... just picked up the 15 Sierra yesterday (traded in my 09) :drool::drool::drool:

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Weathertech's in the front too I bought the complete set, great coverage. I have them in both my vehicles :driving:

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