Husky X-act vs Weatherbeater

[euromade]

Which ones provide more coverage for the front seats. I need something that will hold snow/slush well so it doesn't leak onto the carpet or sill.

Thanks!

[sahls01gmc]

Just got the WeatherTech's for my wife's vehicle and I love them! I'll definitely be getting some for my next truck.

[jdrama12]

I have the X-Acts up front and the full Weatherbeater full in the back seat. I think they cover about the same amount in the front, however the X-act rear is not offered to cover the full rear (all the way under the seat for CC).

 

I also went this route due to the fact that the X-act fronts being cheaper on amazon than the weatherbeater.

[Clocked92]

I have X-acts in the front of my truck. Never really looked the weatherbeater's but I'm very happy with them. There are some good threads on here on floor mats with pics if you do a quick search.

 

I test fit the Weather TECH floor liners and they didn't fit near as good as the X-acts, plus they were more like a hard plastic feel and slid around. The X-acts stay in place and have a more rubber feel to them

[cansled]

I have had both of the Husky mats. The Weatherbeaters definitely have more coverage than the x-acts by being a little higher around the edges. Weatherbeaters are more rigid and the the x-acts are more like soft rubber.

[wurgs]

I have the Huskys and am happy. They have a nice tall ridge that keeps all the water from draining on the sills. I have had Huskys on my last 3 trucks with no issues. FWIW we use Weathertechs at work and have had problems with the edges curling on the front set and no longer laying flat on all 4 trucks we have.

[brocka]

I have the X-Acts up front and the full Weatherbeater full in the back seat. I think they cover about the same amount in the front, however the X-act rear is not offered to cover the full rear (all the way under the seat for CC).

 

I also went this route due to the fact that the X-act fronts being cheaper on amazon than the weatherbeater.

 

I went the same route - X-acts for the front and Weatherbeaters for the rear. $206 from Amazon. My wife has a GMC Terrain with Weathertech floor liners that I find slippery. The X-acts feel more like rubber and aren't slippery with wet shoes.

[Skeeter McSkeet]

I've had the xacts up front and have had no leakage/spillage yet. I've had a good bit of snow and slush on them too, couldn't be happier with them. I went with weather tech in the rear, haven't seen or experienced the weather beaters to comment. Had weather tech fronts and backs in my last ride and they weren't flexible enough to hold their shape and they were slick when wet. Only reason I got them in the rear was for full coverage under seat.

 

 

-Skeet

[TheTunaHunter]

I've got the Husky X-Act in the front and rear of my crew cab with no complaints. Fit like a glove and I much prefer the softer rubber compound compared to the Weather Tech.

[cfbrown81]

Just purchased the X-act fronts for $80 even off of Amazon. Will order backs if I like the front soon enough.

[LawmanSS]

That sucks. I bought mine three days ago from Amazon and they were $100.

 

Edit: Sent an email to Amazon requesting a refund of the difference.

[sti]

I ordered front and rear WeatherTechs today. They should arrive tomorrow so I'll see how I like them. I have he front in my wife's Traverse and they work great so I'm sure they will be just fine.

[Skeeter McSkeet]

I ordered front and rear WeatherTechs today. They should arrive tomorrow so I'll see how I like them. I have he front in my wife's Traverse and they work great so I'm sure they will be just fine.

I'd say they will fit great, this is the first time I've given husky a try simply bc I liked the material better after getting my hands on a couple sets some guys at work have.

 

 

-Skeet

[SteveBBB]

Just purchased the X-act fronts for $80 even off of Amazon. Will order backs if I like the front soon enough.

They show $118. for me.

[Coppertone]

They show $118. for me.

Same here