Accesory Time!

[BlownL67]

I decided to get a set of Weathertech liners. Since I am new to the GM truck community I need to know of a good TRUSTWORTHY place to order these. Thanks dudes! - Mark

[alaska511]

I decided to get a set of Weathertech liners. Since I am new to the GM and truck community I need to know of a good TRUSTWORTHY place to order these. Thanks dudes! - Mark

 

 

Do they not sell direct? I thought they did...

[jrrod2004]

google them (the specific part number) and see what seller has them for cheap (or you could always go direct)

[Silverado4x4]

Try here, I have never had a problem with them. http://www.stylintrucks.com/Default.aspx

[insainiac]

Ordered ours from Cabelas.....some of them say Cabelas on them (stickers) but they are made by Weathertec....I found quite a few places that sell them online if you just google the name....decided to go with Cabelas since we had some incentive points for them ...so didn't cost us anything

[BlownL67]

I searched a bunch of sites and I guess I was just being lazy and asking to have the cheapest place handed to me on a platter. Autoanything is having some issues with the site and I cannot seem to get an accurate price, Weathertech does sell direct, and they seem like they might be the cheapest as of now. I guess my task tonight will be to find a purchase..

[bossier62guy]

I searched a bunch of sites and I guess I was just being lazy and asking to have the cheapest place handed to me on a platter. Autoanything is having some issues with the site and I cannot seem to get an accurate price, Weathertech does sell direct, and they seem like they might be the cheapest as of now. I guess my task tonight will be to find a purchase..

 

Just purchased a set about a month ago and got them thru www.amazon.com. You're not going to find much variation on the prices for the Weathertech liners though....I tried myself.

[jrrod2004]

yep, they aint cheap, but they have lasted for the last 2 years with constant beatings, looks almost new when I take them out and give them a good washing

[punmax]

I bought mine from weathertech.ca

[BlownL67]

From what I gather on these sites, it looks like I will be somewhere in the $190 range. Never spent that much on rubber before, but they sure look nice! haha

[jrrod2004]

For me here in texas, they have protected the carpet really well, the only thing that I did not like was the plastic screw that I had to use for the front driver side, but other than that, it has been worth it and the rest of them really dont move (once they settle into place)

[BlownL67]

For me here in texas, they have protected the carpet really well, the only thing that I did not like was the plastic screw that I had to use for the front driver side, but other than that, it has been worth it and the rest of them really dont move (once they settle into place)

 

 

With the amount of snow, sleet, ice, and rain we are getting as I speak, I have no problem paying the $200 to protect my investment.

[Bostonsfavson]

For me here in texas, they have protected the carpet really well, the only thing that I did not like was the plastic screw that I had to use for the front driver side, but other than that, it has been worth it and the rest of them really dont move (once they settle into place)

 

 

With the amount of snow, sleet, ice, and rain we are getting as I speak, I have no problem paying the $200 to protect my investment.

 

 

 

Same here. The mats are an investment.

[WFO]

Ordered ours from Cabelas.....some of them say Cabelas on them (stickers) but they are made by Weathertec....I found quite a few places that sell them online if you just google the name....decided to go with Cabelas since we had some incentive points for them ...so didn't cost us anything

 

 

+1

[tobias]

I bought mine from weathertech.ca

 

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