Question on Husky floor mat

burnerET · November 30, 2015

So Im fixing to pull the trigger and buy some Husky floor mats for my 15 Denali in the front and a weather tech for the back. Question on the front, after reading and seeing pictures, I dislike how the mat hangs over the Door seal where it says denali. Is this something I could trim down with an exacto knife or my dremel and then sand it to make it look straight again? Just wasn't sure if this would work with the type material its made out of...

moosehead1 · November 30, 2015

Dremel should work fine but suggest using as-is for awhile before any trimming. FWIW, I put the Husky's down in a brand new truck two weeks ago, it's been snowing and cold since, and the overhang you're referencing keeps any mung off the carpet. I also would recommend the Huskys for rear matt and storage bin under rear seats if you have a crew cab. Much preferred to the Weathertechs I've used in many other vehicles as they are more pliable rubber.

nfisherman · November 30, 2015

I would get the Husky mat for the rear, too. I have the Weathertech mat. It doesn't lay flat. It curls uo by the doors.

ejdziurka · November 30, 2015

The only thing I found I didn't like about the Husky Weather Beaters, is the area over the wheel well where your left foot would go, doesn't come up high enough for me. I still get water and salt getting under the mat and in the carpet. Easily cleaned up though.

6D9 Matt · November 30, 2015

Love my Husky mats. I have the front and rear. They do cover the door sill just a bit, but it seems to serve a purpose as stated above. I would get them and leave them as is for a bit, then decide. But yes you cant go wrong with these mats.

fondupot · November 30, 2015

I also like my Husky mats. I didnt like weathertechs in a friends because when they got wet, they got SO damn slippery. Hated it.

JerryCanada · November 30, 2015

Had Husky in both front and rear since the truck was 1 week old. I wouldn't cut it as in the winter water accumulates in it from melting snow on boots and by leaving this it'll just drain outside and leave carpet intact.

sahls01gmc · November 30, 2015

I'd leave them the way they are. It says Denali a bunch of other places, so you'll be fine.

burnerET · December 1, 2015

Thanks all for the suggestions. The only reason I was looking at weathertech for the back was because I thought I had read that Husky didn't offer a full coverage for the rear seat, which is something I wanted. But after going back and looking I found they do, so problem solved. I won't be cutting it. I don't really have to worry about snow melting etc...in Houston TX its rarely under 30 most of the winter. Snow would be a miracle, although I have seen it before.

dragonheart · December 2, 2015

Hello all, similar question. Does anyone have the Husky rear liner (not the full coverage one but the smaller version) with an OEM undersea storage? How do they fit together? I am thinking of getting it since it would be easier to take out and clean as opposed to the full coverage that would sit under the box. I know the Husky liner is made to work with Husky's box but am wondering how it looks with the OEM box.

tonygxp · December 4, 2015

Thanks all for the suggestions. The only reason I was looking at weathertech for the back was because I thought I had read that Husky didn't offer a full coverage for the rear seat, which is something I wanted. But after going back and looking I found they do, so problem solved. I won't be cutting it. I don't really have to worry about snow melting etc...in Houston TX its rarely under 30 most of the winter. Snow would be a miracle, although I have seen it before.

Weathertech all the way. used to use the husky's they had a funny smell when hot in closed car. i switched to weathertech's about 5 trucks ago and never looked back...

PS, i have always resold my used weathertech's on ebay for 2/3 the original price and the auctions NEVER last more than a couple hours.. no bs. start out at $.01 buy it now at $XXX.xx and within minutes 10 people bid on them someone clicks buy it now..

i doubt the husky's have that kind of want (i could be wrong but check for sold listings on used weathertechs vs husky)

Steeks · December 4, 2015

I had whether tech in my 12 and held up great,I've just been hearing the new ones were deforming (the edges) so was thinking on giving the huskys a try. But not liking the last comment on the stink.

hayes369 · December 4, 2015

Hello all, similar question. Does anyone have the Husky rear liner (not the full coverage one but the smaller version) with an OEM undersea storage? How do they fit together? I am thinking of getting it since it would be easier to take out and clean as opposed to the full coverage that would sit under the box. I know the Husky liner is made to work with Husky's box but am wondering how it looks with the OEM box.

I have the OEM storage already and I should be getting my husky's tomorrow. I can post some pics after I get them in

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rocknfire · December 4, 2015

Hello all, similar question. Does anyone have the Husky rear liner (not the full coverage one but the smaller version) with an OEM undersea storage? How do they fit together? I am thinking of getting it since it would be easier to take out and clean as opposed to the full coverage that would sit under the box. I know the Husky liner is made to work with Husky's box but am wondering how it looks with the OEM box.

You should be fine. I have the Husky box, but don't think they're much different than the stock box.

6D9 Matt · December 4, 2015

My wife has Weathertechs in her Tahoe. They don't fit that well (curling up, slide around some). So I tried the Husky mats for my Sierra, and like them WAY BETTER. I will not be going with Weathertechs anymore. I got the fronts and rear, plus the storage bin. Love it.