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Weathertech- Not having a good experience.

fpdsniper

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catbert Enthusiast

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Glad to hear Husky is good because I just ordered the Husky Gearbox under backseat storage. As far as the mats I will stick to weathertech until they act up and then they are getting spanked and thrown out. :nopity:

Received the Husky Gear Box for Christmas. It fits like a glove & looks factory. Great addition!

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Willshire Enthusiast

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I put Wt's in they fit decent. they come away from the kickpanel/door opening area but i figure it's because they go up so far. The passenger side came will spiked plugs to prevent moving. I like em. If they protect my interior from water and salt then they are worth what i paid all day long

crafferty Senior Enthusiast

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The simple, unfortunate fact of the matter is that WeatherTech's are no longer the best. They rose to the top and have become complacent in my opinion. Now you have brands like Husky Liner who are making better floor mats for a less. I personally have the Husky WeatherBeaters and they fit far better than my WeatherTech's did in my 2012 Denali. No looking back for this guy here. And as another member posted the Husky GearBox fits great as well and is designed to work in conjunction with the floormats.

jrob56 Enthusiast

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Yep that Husky gearbox is in the next round of mods. This list grows faster than I can get them bought and installed though.

HawkTX Enthusiast

HawkTX

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Received the Husky Gear Box for Christmas. It fits like a glove & looks factory. Great addition!

 

Mine arrived today. Love it!

DAP56 Enthusiast

DAP56

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I had them in my '07 ESV, passenger side was curled up and WT sent me replacement for free. Didn't even have to send them the old one back. I ended up cutting out the middle and used it in the rear middle.

 

 

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davidncurtis Enthusiast

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Do any of the companies make a color that will match the High Country? I have the all weather floor mats from the factory but I want some more coverage but I haven't been able to find the right color....

KSTMSTR Enthusiast

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Do any of the companies make a color that will match the High Country? I have the all weather floor mats from the factory but I want some more coverage but I haven't been able to find the right color....

I've got a High Country also, and just emailed Husky to ask them if they plan on releasing any other colors than black, for their "Gear Box." I doubt it, but will report back with their answer. Rick

davidncurtis Enthusiast

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I've got a High Country also, and just emailed Husky to ask them if they plan on releasing any other colors than black, for their "Gear Box." I doubt it, but will report back with their answer. Rick

Please do. This is why I haven't pulled the trigger on any of these floor mats. I don't see why they wont make them.

6D9 Matt Enthusiast

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My wife has WT's and they fit like crap. Really disappointed in them.

 

Got Husky Xact for my Sierra and they are 10x better. Do not move around at all, and fit much better. I will not be going back to Weathertechs.

 

A few weeks after getting my Xacts (front and rear), I ordered the underseat storage, and it also fits GREAT. Perfect for the sierra.

BGeiger Enthusiast

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My passenger side Weathertech does the same thing. Wife says shes gunna throw them in the garbage if she keeps catching her foot on it getting in and out of the truck. And i already had them replaced once...

HawkTX Enthusiast

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I liked the Husky gearbox so much I bought the mats. They are solid!

crankman Enthusiast

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Hm well i got new weathertechs in my truck they fit tight not sure what to say. My son has weather tech in his 2011 silverado and wife has them in her 08 compact car. Guess we got the last good batch. :crackup:Id just send them them back and get something else if your not happy with them. My customer service experiance was good I actually ordered wrong color for the Sierra called them they issued a call tag for return free and exchanged them.

No Tyme Senior Enthusiast

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I fortunatly have not experianced the issues that have been posted here but to my surprised I called Weather Tech and asked for replacement securments for my Trailblazer mat and I received them in the mail tiday... free. :noway:

I was kinda surprised after dealing with them on the broken window vent visor.

 

FYI: I tried to reply to this thread using Microsoft's Edge browser but it didn't work. Anyone else using Microsoft Edge?

 

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