Weathertech Floor Mats

[DrunkViking]

I originally had the Weathertech mats in my Sierra , 2 sets actually . First ones curled , returned them and the second set was redesigned to eliminate that . Well it really did not . Ordered the Husky Xacts and could not be happier . I did keep the WT for the rear though serves its purpose and has not curled or anything . As far as color I would go black to mix it up with the Cocoa Dune a bit .

[waverider]

OP, I've had Weathertech mats in my trucks for years. So when I ordered my 2015 Silverado it was a foregone conclusion that I would order a set as soon as I took possession. For the first time I'm disappointed. The mats seem thinner than earlier years, and several have curled around the edges which looks like crap and doesn't keep the dirt off as well as it could. I'm not sure I'd order another set, I think they're overpriced for what you get!!!

[ShotgunZ71]

I've got the all-terrain mats in my Z71 and am very pleased. I do have the WeatherTech mats in the Traverse and have been very pleased with them. They fit great in all 3 rows and don't slide around. Maybe the ones for some trucks aren't molded as well?

[mfbearded]

i full husky set...front, rear mat the covers the whole rear, and the husky corgo storage...i posted pics somewhere i see if i can find them

[mfbearded]

for the record we have weathertechs in our works trucks and i hate them...the dont stay in place, the fit sucks...kinda the reason i didnt get them for my truck

[afireinside7444]

We got Huskys for my wifes suv 2 years ago and loved them. Just scored a set if Huskys off craigslist for my 15 silvy for $75.00 today, only had 3k miles of use. I like huskys better more thick plasticy then rubbery. Vs weathertechs are more rubbery then palsticy. And i know someone who knows weathertechs cost $.17 cents per set to make after they recouped their initial investment.

We got Huskys for my wifes suv 2 years ago and loved them. Just scored a set if Huskys off craigslist for my 15 silvy for $75.00 today, only had 3k miles of use. I like huskys better more thick plasticy then rubbery. Vs weathertechs are more rubbery then palsticy. And i know someone who knows weathertechs cost $.17 cents per set to make after they recouped their initial investment.

[Roader]

I know not weather tech but just received husky xact fronts and weatherbeater for rear. Couldn't be happier with fit and finish.

[cfbrown81]

Guy I work with got WT for Christmas from wife. We were talking about it today how much worse they are than the huskys. I have huskys and hands down 10 times better. Amazon has great prices on the huskys too.

[fpdsniper]

I had Weathertechs in my last truck. The drivers side actually wore a bad spot in my door panel. Next set will be the Husky's.

[Kwikasfuki]

I have a white Sierra with the cocoa dune interior. I couldn't decide on color either. I finally ended up ordering black Weather Tech for the front and back. The black looks really good inside and don't have to worry about the tan not being the same as the tan in the truck. If I had to order another set for the same truck I'd probably order Husky for the front and the Weather Tech for the back since it's a crew cab and the back one fit perfect and cover the whole rear cab. The front passenger just won't stay done correctly on one end.

[mdrew]

Lloyd mats are generally what I buy for my vehicles. You can get custom colors, embroidery, edging, material..... Everything from Berber and plush carpet to plastic, and the fit is always spot on.

 

I just ordered a set in Berber for my Denali. Black…. They are made to order, so I should have them in about two weeks.

 

http://lloydmats.com/

[ember1205]

If you live someplace where snow, salt, mud, dirt, grime, and the like aren't of much concern, those are probably nice mats.

 

Since their "all weather" mats have no sides to them, I would never trust them to protect my carpet in the winter months at least. The Husky Liners have fairly tall sides to them to keep large piles of snow (salt), sand, mud, and similar from having a chance of touching the vehicle carpet.

[nadrojcote]

I've got the all-terrain mats in my Z71 and am very pleased. I do have the WeatherTech mats in the Traverse and have been very pleased with them. They fit great in all 3 rows and don't slide around. Maybe the ones for some trucks aren't molded as well?

Do you have the molded OEM ones with the GMC logo on them? If so can you post pictures of how they fit?

[ShotgunZ71]

Do you have the molded OEM ones with the GMC logo on them? If so can you post pictures of how they fit?

No, mine are the vinyl ones without the logo. They have deep, long-running ribs. They've been very good. I thought about carpeted ones, but like the idea of vinyl mats in a truck better.

[mdrew]

If you live someplace where snow, salt, mud, dirt, grime, and the like aren't of much concern, those are probably nice mats.

 

Since their "all weather" mats have no sides to them, I would never trust them to protect my carpet in the winter months at least. The Husky Liners have fairly tall sides to them to keep large piles of snow (salt), sand, mud, and similar from having a chance of touching the vehicle carpet.

 

I can't argue against that..... If you are the type that gets in the truck without kicking crap off your boots, I'd say stick with the Husky type liner too..... Or, if you tend to get mud all over the place.

 

I do live where there is snow and ice melt. We average about 500" per year. I used to buy those liners with high sides, dealt with them bending/folding, my feet slipping around on them, and ignoring how damn ugly they were. Then A few years back I decided to go with a full sized, non-raised side mat from Lloyds. No problems, but I do take time to kick the crap off the boots before I sit down.