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Does anyone know if I even need to order aftermarket floor mats for my HD that’s arriving this week? It appears from videos that they already have all weather with the carpet insert. Worth upgrading to Weathertec for instance? 

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15 minutes ago, Nick McDermott said:

Does anyone know if I even need to order aftermarket floor mats for my HD that’s arriving this week? It appears from videos that they already have all weather with the carpet insert. Worth upgrading to Weathertec for instance? 

I ordered the Weather tec prior to getting the Sierra AT4, but when I saw the mats that were in it I sent the Weather tec back. I Did remove (it snaps) the cloth patch on the driver side. And I do go to a lot of Dirtbike races with the truck. I then get home - remove the rubber floor mat -spray with Adams Mat Cleaner - rinse and it looks like new.

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18 minutes ago, PLD -Mad MAXX said:

I ordered the Weather tec prior to getting the Sierra AT4, but when I saw the mats that were in it I sent the Weather tec back. I Did remove (it snaps) the cloth patch on the driver side. And I do go to a lot of Dirtbike races with the truck. I then get home - remove the rubber floor mat -spray with Adams Mat Cleaner - rinse and it looks like new.


awesome - thank you!! 

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I actually ordered the all weather mats from GM with my AT4. They have no carpet. I have no complaints.

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I have the all weather Chevrolet stamped ones and they go up onto the trans hump and interlock in the middle. I thankfully have no carpet in my truck but  that means I don’t have the two little lock things on the floor. I would have been getting weathertech but got these free front and back when I got my truck and they were fine last winter. 

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Odd, my driver's mat is all weather and attaches to the 2 tabs that lock it to the floor. However, the passenger side has no lock tabs.

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On 10/10/2023 at 10:44 PM, Dr1ft3r said:

Odd, my driver's mat is all weather and attaches to the 2 tabs that lock it to the floor. However, the passenger side has no lock tabs.


The passenger doesn’t have to worry about the mat getting caught under the gas and brake pedals.

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I went with the Weather-tech High Performance floor liners for the front and rear.

No issues at all, and works great for keeping the carpeting dog hair free and vacuuming when I take my 2 German Shepherd dogs.

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On 10/10/2023 at 9:31 PM, Pryme said:

I have the all weather Chevrolet stamped ones and they go up onto the trans hump and interlock in the middle. I thankfully have no carpet in my truck but  that means I don’t have the two little lock things on the floor. I would have been getting weathertech but got these free front and back when I got my truck and they were fine last winter. 

 

Never had a car where the passenger side had the post built into the carpet to snap these down.  Its feature for the driver so it doesnt get caught in the pedals.

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1 hour ago, nards444 said:

 

Never had a car where the passenger side had the post built into the carpet to snap these down.  Its feature for the driver so it doesnt get caught in the pedals.

Mine doesn’t on the passenger side. But it also doesn’t have the two on the drivers side because my truck has no carpet. It has rubber like floors which I’m happy about. 

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On 10/10/2023 at 9:22 PM, Dr1ft3r said:

I actually ordered the all weather mats from GM with my AT4. They have no carpet. I have no complaints.

 

Those came with my '22 but my '24 came with the ones that have snap in carpet.  I swapped them when I picked the truck up as I didn't like the carpet or design as well.  I have had Weathertech and Husky in yhe past as well, if I went aftermarket, it would be Husky for sure.

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On 10/25/2023 at 7:38 AM, Pryme said:

Mine doesn’t on the passenger side. But it also doesn’t have the two on the drivers side because my truck has no carpet. It has rubber like floors which I’m happy about. 

 

most likely you have a base trim level

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