Weathertech- Not having a good experience.

[No Tyme]

I have the issue with the weathertechs too. The Velcro stickers that are used to hold the clips also don't hold for too long as well. I've just been lazy about calling WT to see what they will do. If nothing, then I'm going to look at the Huskies again. I do love my rear mat though. I like the full coverage that I get with it and it doesn't have any fitment issues.

Yep, I have this issue also. Thinking of calling and ask for replacement Velcro.

[HawkeyeSierra]

I got WeatherTech mudflaps for my 2015 Sierra just the other day. The rear flaps with their flip over locks were a pain in the ass to install. It took me about 30 minutes/side to get the locks to move into place. Still not sure they are where they belong although they seem to be in place so far.

 

The fronts took about 5 minutes each. Plus I'm confident they aren't going anywhere.

 

When I'm ready for floor mats, I can guarantee I won't consider WeatherTech.

[jrob56]

I got WeatherTech mudflaps for my 2015 Sierra just the other day. The rear flaps with their flip over locks were a pain in the ass to install. It took me about 30 minutes/side to get the locks to move into place. Still not sure they are where they belong although they seem to be in place so far.

 

The fronts took about 5 minutes each. Plus I'm confident they aren't going anywhere.

 

When I'm ready for floor mats, I can guarantee I won't consider WeatherTech.

 

See I did buy the weathertech splash guards even though I have the Husky mats. Great design and were real easy. Id say 5 minutes a corner on christmas morning after everything had calmed down.

[ata3001]

I had the Weathertechs in my ram & they fit perfectly, but in my wife Camry, not so much. This time I bought the Husky X-act fit for my Silverado & they are perfect. They are moulded rubber instead of moulded hard vinyl like the Weathertechs.

[gSwift]

Double post.... Is there not a friggin delete option? lol

[gSwift]

I've had Weathertech in every vehicle for the past 6 years. I called to order them for my 16 All Terrain and the sales rep talked me into Husky X-Act fit liners. Well, they came in today and I think they are total crap and immediately called AutoAnything and got a return authorization and sent them back.

 

They didn't cover quiet as much as the weathertech's up front and the full rear piece looked cheap as hell. I didn't like how the husky rear only had ridges under where the passenger feet would be. The rest of it is just slick cheap rubber. I keep my rear seats up most of the time so I can keep gear from work and occasionally my English Mastiff. He would be sliding all over the place back there.

 

I love how the weathertech rear mat has some texture to it. Yeah the front edges slightly deform, but I think I can deal with that better than the slick rubber in the back. But its all personal opinion, i know. We can't all like the same things

[Sir Dan]

Not impressed with the WTs at all! They don't lay flat at the rear and catch the seat when adjusting forward. Passenger mat also falls away from kick panel as others have noted. Just terrible.

[eTruckGear]

Just our 2 cents ... Westin, Nifty, Maxliner, Aries offer nice liners too. If you would, like to take a look. http://etruckgear.com/p-33204-brands.html

[Bully.207]

Mine are doing the exact same thing not impressed a lot of money for mats that I'm tripping over