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Hey everyone looking to get the best all weather floor mats. Are weather tech still the best?

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In the case of the 19+ GM trucks, the GM all weather mats are awesome!

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I had weathertech floor mats for 7 years on my last truck. The GM mats are the way to go. They are great. 

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10 hours ago, OnTheReel said:

No. GM all the way. Complete coverage, perfect match.

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I second, third, fourth this 100%....the GM ones are amazing....the rear is great. I know from experience when my puppy had the shits all over the floor haha. They saved my floor. Super easy to clean. Only downside is getting the rear in and out. I have to remove my storage box then take them out. But you can cut the shorter and not have this issue. 

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GM all day long. I don't even take them out to clean them. They cover every thing to the door sill.

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 I remember thinking it was ridiculous when carpeting became common in pickup trucks.  The fact that many look for full coverage floormats suggests that maybe vinyl floors in higher trims would be a viable option!   However, I have found the "carpet" in our trucks to be pretty robust and can withstand pretty aggressive treatment.  I like a full coverage, good fitting mat for the driver and it appears GM now offers such a product.  The GM mats for the previous generation of trucks was cut out around the gas pedal making the competition the preferred choice in floor coverings.

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In my working years I would go to a carpet store and buy their carpet squares that were for display. They were just the right size. They were 1$ each id buy a few. If they got dirty between washes I could bang them against a tree or pull a new one out of the toll box. I would even pull it out to wipe my dirty boots and toss it in the back of the truck so dirt never entered my truck. 

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