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camcamaro1991 Enthusiast

camcamaro1991

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I'd like to see the GM / husky / wt compared side by side

 

 

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guys FYI there is a very good thread showing OEM floor liners, however not sure about them side by side, someone would need to own both sets.

 

http://www.gm-trucks.com/forums/topic/184854-new-gmc-floor-mats-2016-these-are-real-nice/page-5?hl=floorliners

 

OP I am very satisfied with the GM floor liners, fitment is top notch, they are very thick robust liners. I have no issues with the driver cutout on the gas pedal

Black Denali Canada Enthusiast

Black Denali Canada

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guys FYI there is a very good thread showing OEM floor liners, however not sure about them side by side, someone would need to own both sets.

 

http://www.gm-trucks.com/forums/topic/184854-new-gmc-floor-mats-2016-these-are-real-nice/page-5?hl=floorliners

 

OP I am very satisfied with the GM floor liners, fitment is top notch, they are very thick robust liners. I have no issues with the driver cutout on the gas pedal

That thread shows off the GM ones well!

They are nice looking but the hole in the front mat and the seam on the back mat are horrible decisions by GM.

 

I work in winter road maintenance and I know for sure getting in and out of the truck with snowy / salty boots will ruin the truck with the big gaping hole under the accelerator pedal. :(

 

 

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bndawgs Senior Enthusiast

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I enjoy the added door sill protection from the GM ones. Although I agree that the under pedal protection is lacking from them. So I modified mine and added an extra piece under the pedal to cover that area. Works like a charm now.

Uknow87 Enthusiast

Uknow87

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I'd like to see the GM / husky / wt compared side by side

 

 

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Well I don't have pics of the others, but maybe someone else will. I snapped some pics of my husky liners for you guys today. They're dirty, but their just doing their job, haha.

 

 

Driver's side

 

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Passenger side

 

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Rear with seat down

 

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Rear with seat up

 

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High Country 6.2L/8 Enthusiast

High Country 6.2L/8

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Does GM offer a mat that covers under the throttle not Weathertech or Husky and what's the part # if so? I can't find them checked every dealer and they said they don't make them but I'm sure I seen they do on here but can't find it. 2017 High Country

peterlawl84 Enthusiast

peterlawl84

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GM does not offer a mat that covers under the gas pedal for these trucks.  I have/had GM ones for Terrain, acadia and enclave and they all covered under the gas pedal. And I do like their quality/feel the best, but I wanted coverage under the gas pedal.

 

I have had husky and WT in previous vehicles. between the 2, I prefer Husky as I felt like the WT were more rigid and would curl up more on the edge.

 

For our 2 K2 trucks, I actually took a chance and bought a set of oEdRo mats off amazon (front and rear for double cab) for under $100 for the set and feel like they are just as good as the Husky's.

 

High Country 6.2L/8 Enthusiast

High Country 6.2L/8

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6 minutes ago, peterlawl84 said:

GM does not offer a mat that covers under the gas pedal for these trucks.  I have/had GM ones for Terrain, acadia and enclave and they all covered under the gas pedal. And I do like their quality/feel the best, but I wanted coverage under the gas pedal.

 

I have had husky and WT in previous vehicles. between the 2, I prefer Husky as I felt like the WT were more rigid and would curl up more on the edge.

 

For our 2 K2 trucks, I actually took a chance and bought a set of oEdRo mats off amazon (front and rear for double cab) for under $100 for the set and feel like they are just as good as the Husky's.

 

I thought so, one dealer told me they do and another don't, so I just wanted to be sure. I have two sets from GM that dealer gave under warranty brand new and a front set to fit 2020 that cover under the gas pedal again dealer gave but dont fit. Guess I'll  be selling 3 sets of mats lol. Thank you

peterlawl84 Enthusiast

peterlawl84

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5 hours ago, High Country 6.2L/8 said:

I thought so, one dealer told me they do and another don't, so I just wanted to be sure. I have two sets from GM that dealer gave under warranty brand new and a front set to fit 2020 that cover under the gas pedal again dealer gave but dont fit. Guess I'll  be selling 3 sets of mats lol. Thank you

ah dang, well if I was given a gm set for free... I might have kept it! I just didn't want to spend money on a set that didn't cover where most of the salt and sand falls in the winter time.

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