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Husky "X-Act Contour" or Husky "WeatherBeater"


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I have been using Weatherbeaters for the last 11 years and have no complaints. Used them in a 2005 and 2009 Silverado. Have them in my wife's Trailblazer and father in laws 2011 Silverado.

 

For my 2015.5 I decided to go with the x-acts, put the pm in a couple of days after gettng the truck and 4 months later and so far no complaints.

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Will be glad to help if anyone need Husky liners. jhplak325 did you mean Weathertechs? Weatherbeaters from Husky are relatively new design. I don' t think they had them 11 years ago.

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Back and forth between the x-act and weatherbeater. I would honestly rather save the cash but I'm curious to see how "slick" the weather beaters are, especially in the rain and show. In new england the winters can get pretty rough and I don't wanna slip and eat it getting into the truck.

 

X-acts seem like the premium versions but other than that no diff.

 

Anyone got any thoughts?

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Back and forth between the x-act and weatherbeater. I would honestly rather save the cash but I'm curious to see how "slick" the weather beaters are, especially in the rain and show. In new england the winters can get pretty rough and I don't wanna slip and eat it getting into the truck.

 

X-acts seem like the premium versions but other than that no diff.

 

Anyone got any thoughts?

 

We have hit and miss winters here, but I have not had any slippage issues with my weatherbeaters.

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If the weatherbeaters are similar to weathertechs; I would go with X-Act's. I have the X-acts for the front seats and weathertechs for the rear. The X-acts feel like they are better quality and fit perfect.

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Looking at husky xact, weatherbeater and WeatherTech. Looks like husky now offers full under rear seat protection if you don’t have a storage tray under rear seat. 

 

http://www.autoanything.com/floor-mats/husky-liners-x-act-contour-floor-liners

 

http://www.autoanything.com/floor-mats/husky-liners-weatherbeater-floor-liners

 

hows everyone’s floormats holding up?

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I have WT's and they are decent but I want a set of the Lund carpeted liners for the dry season. There are about 10 companies besides Husky and Weather-tech putting out liners now. Many priced below the market leaders. Take a browse before pulling the trigger.

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18 minutes ago, 10SierraA.T. said:

I have WT's and they are decent but I want a set of the Lund carpeted liners for the dry season. There are about 10 companies besides Husky and Weather-tech putting out liners now. Many priced below the market leaders. Take a browse before pulling the trigger.

Been looking at AutoAnything, summitracing, etc. Will prob just get the Husky X-Act Contour. But will take a hard look at the other brands especially since Husky front and rear will set me back $206.

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