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Has WeatherTech lost its touch?

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Daryl LBZ Senior Enthusiast

Daryl LBZ

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The Husky liners in my Cruze don't fit well either. There is a gap between the liner and the door lip. Plus the hold down holes don't fit the pegs in the floor unless you lubricate them and press really hard.

Yep, same exact issues I have as well. Seems like it is definitely a WT issues, and not an issue with the Cruze since I'm not the only one with issues.

 

I've been wanting to order a set of Husky Liners for the Cruze, but I just haven't given in to that idea yet.

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Black02Silverado Senior Enthusiast

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Yep, same exact issues I have as well. Seems like it is definitely a WT issues, and not an issue with the Cruze since I'm not the only one with issues.

 

I've been wanting to order a set of Husky Liners for the Cruze, but I just haven't given in to that idea yet.

I think you miss understood me, my Husky liners in my Cruze do not fit well.

Daryl LBZ Senior Enthusiast

Daryl LBZ

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I think you miss understood me, my Husky liners in my Cruze do not fit well.

Haha I sure did. Not sure how I missed that part. I guess it pays to just keep the regular floor mats then...

A.J. Curtis Enthusiast

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I have to say that I wish I would have bought the Huskey over the weather techs for my front mats. I think I am going to take a heat gun and try to reshape them so they stop folding into the driver and passenger area. I have no problems with the rear mat. I was alos very dissapointed with the weathertech window visors. The rear visors arrived with broken edges on each corner and I was told "thats how they come, They will work fine!" I sent them back and ate $22 in shipping fees for the refund.

quise2024 Enthusiast

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Husky WeatherBeaters!!

 

Ive seen WT in other vehicles and have not been impressed with it at all. Family has the full on whole piece for the back of a Denali Suburban and it took months before it finally settled. They were cleaned one time and were slick as s***, I slipped getting in a few times.

 

And from personal experience the WeatherBeaters fit like a glove in my '15 CC, so glad I found whatever thread it was that talked about Husky. Took maybe a week for the back piece to settle in (thats with no one ever stepping on it). Driver and passenger had no problems out the box.

 

 

I dont think there is difference between the X-act& WeatherBeater besides the pattern on the mat. Correct me if Im wrong though

jamin87ss Senior Enthusiast

jamin87ss

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on the wagon as well, not a fan, they dont fit perfect like the laser cut says they will, and after all thats what they advertise, again not horrible but not great, my biggest bitch was the front and rears are not the same, they dont match or feel the same, back fits mint bye the way. I called CS after seeking out my dealer and three sets that they had, CS basically told me to shove it,

x219c Enthusiast

x219c

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Husky WeatherBeaters!!

 

Ive seen WT in other vehicles and have not been impressed with it at all. Family has the full on whole piece for the back of a Denali Suburban and it took months before it finally settled. They were cleaned one time and were slick as s***, I slipped getting in a few times.

 

And from personal experience the WeatherBeaters fit like a glove in my '15 CC, so glad I found whatever thread it was that talked about Husky. Took maybe a week for the back piece to settle in (thats with no one ever stepping on it). Driver and passenger had no problems out the box.

 

 

I dont think there is difference between the X-act& WeatherBeater besides the pattern on the mat. Correct me if Im wrong though

The xact is more rubbery. The weatherbeaters are a bit more plastic feeling. You can definitely tell the difference between the two. The xact feels more heavy duty, though the weatherbeaters are no slouch.

 

 

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quise2024 Enthusiast

quise2024

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The xact is more rubbery. The weatherbeaters are a bit more plastic feeling. You can definitely tell the difference between the two. The xact feels more heavy duty, though the weatherbeaters are no slouch.

 

 

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Ah ok cool thanks for that info

 

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Comscan Enthusiast

Comscan

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I have been using the Aeries 3D mats on both my 13 and current 15 Sierra's and the fit and finish are fantastic, they are so well formed that I dropped the factory rubber mats right in to them!

StillOffshore Enthusiast

StillOffshore

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I have been using the Aeries 3D mats on both my 13 and current 15 Sierra's and the fit and finish are fantastic, they are so well formed that I dropped the factory rubber mats right in to them!

I'd like to see the Aeries in your '15 if you have a couple pictures.

Comscan Enthusiast

Comscan

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Are these what your Areies mats look like?

 

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That's the one's I have both in front and back, will post a couple of pictures later!

L86 All Terrain Senior Enthusiast

L86 All Terrain

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Threw some WeatherTechs in my friends 16 carpeted WT trim Silvy last night, fit better in his truck than my 15 SLT. Huskyliner is another good option and a bit cheaper, Enthuze has a much cheaper, less fitted version, i believe GM has their own WeatherTech ripoff now too which are probably more dough but a garenteed fit. Weathertech will send you new ones if you provide pictures on how poorly they fit.

Luster Senior Enthusiast

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After much research and numerous bad reviews on fit of the WeatherTech for the K2 trucks, I decided to go with the Husky X-Act Contour. Good decision. Fit and finish is perfect, very easy to clean and they always look good.

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