Weathertech vs Ford All weather liner tray

[SteelTerp87]

Don't rule out Tuxmats. Debated if I even needed any, so I got what I thought were the best looking ones that will also give protection and cover nearly every inch of the floor. They may not contain water/snow with a lip around them, but think they would still do a great job, while looking the best. I think they actually dress the truck up, vs looking like you put in rubber mats.

They've got them for trucks with and without rear seat storage.

https://www.tuxmat.com/products/872...-rear-seat-storage-custom-mat?year=2022&inp=1

Wish I knew about these before I got the Ford ones. I had the OEM mats in my 2017 Ice and they were nice but the TuxMat looks awesome

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[LUXMAN]

Don't rule out Tuxmats. Debated if I even needed any, so I got what I thought were the best looking ones that will also give protection and cover nearly every inch of the floor. They may not contain water/snow with a lip around them, but think they would still do a great job, while looking the best. I think they actually dress the truck up, vs looking like you put in rubber mats.

They've got them for trucks with and without rear seat storage.

https://www.tuxmat.com/products/872...-rear-seat-storage-custom-mat?year=2022&inp=1

I like that those go down the side of the seat as well. The others dont do that. But how are they to clean? With the texture, are they easy enough to clean without taking out and washing? And what are they made of, can they be hosed down?

 

[Captain337]

How well do the Husky's fit the rear? I have seen some images online that they do not fit well to the rear sill. The photos showed a gap between the sill and the mat.
Thanks

 

[fubar79]

I put Weather Techs in my '09 Tacoma, they were great. My '17 F150 came with Fords version, and they were decent. They didn't protect as well on the sides, but it wasn't worth replacing either.
For my Lightning, I picked up a set of gently used Weather Techs, but I didn't like the rear mat as the previous owner must of had the under seat storage, AND, the sides were cupped which would trip up the kids. So now the truck has weather techs up front, and the ford mat in the back.

If you are in an area where you will see lots of mud or road salt, I would spend a few bucks more on the Weather Techs or Husky's (never tried husky myself ). But if you won't be seeing much mud or salt, the Ford Mats are a good option IMO.

*Looking at Captain337's pictures of the Husky Mats, I would consider them as a decent alternative to W.T.*

 

[GDN]

I like that those go down the side of the seat as well. The others dont do that. But how are they to clean? With the texture, are they easy enough to clean without taking out and washing? And what are they made of, can they be hosed down?

I've not had to personally clean them yet. I believe they will vacuum and wipe off easy. If they are very muddy then I believe a hose would work well.

I really liked that they covered almost every inch of floor space and their looks. Look great in the trucks. Maybe if I used the truck out on the farm it would be different, and I'd want a hard-core rubber mat.

 

[Roy2001]

Weathertech looks great and is VERY expensive. Unfortunately pictures say it all. Edges warps like hell. I had it on 2015 Odyssey and 2nd row mat was terrible even though 1st row was perfect.

 

[LUXMAN]

I've not had to personally clean them yet. I believe they will vacuum and wipe off easy. If they are very muddy then I believe a hose would work well.

I really liked that they covered almost every inch of floor space and their looks. Look great in the trucks. Maybe if I used the truck out on the farm it would be different, and I'd want a hard-core rubber mat.

I guess that they would work in a pro.

 

[Simpso57]

I have tuxmats in my VW eGolf and love them. In fact, I just ordered a set for the Lightning even though I have the Ford rubber ones coming....

 

[lakeguy55]

I had WeatherTechs in my 2011 150. They worked well, but I never liked how the edges curled/fit, especially in the back. While not as bad as the ones shown above, still didn't fit great. Assuming I ever see a Lightning, I'll probably go with the Husky's

 

[Tonys_F150]

I usually get Huskys in my cars, Weatherbeater, and have never had any complaints. I just ordered them from Amazon for less than $100 (warehouse, used) which is hard to beat - $118 new right now. Dealer had issues finding the Ford floor liners so I cancelled that order.

 

[Arthur]

I got the husky weatherbeater 94041, and the set fits Lightning well. The material is a bit hard, though.

 

[broncoaz]

Weathertech looks great and is VERY expensive. Unfortunately pictures say it all. Edges warps like hell. I had it on 2015 Odyssey and 2nd row mat was terrible even though 1st row was perfect.

That curling seems indicative of people dragging their feet into the truck constantly. I have found the second row on the weather techs are thinner than the fronts, but I’ve never had the edge rolling up like that.

I’m probably going to order the weather techs for the vinyl floor on my Pro because they include the glue down posts.

 

[Regular150]

Find some made in the US and keep your neighbors employed!!

 

[swngdncr]

I've not had to personally clean them yet. I believe they will vacuum and wipe off easy. If they are very muddy then I believe a hose would work well.

I really liked that they covered almost every inch of floor space and their looks. Look great in the trucks. Maybe if I used the truck out on the farm it would be different, and I'd want a hard-core rubber mat.

Thanks for posting info on tuxmat, they look great,those are the ones for me

 

[hifiandy]

I put the Weathertech FloorLiner HP in my Lariat and really like them. I've had FloorLiners in previous vehicles and I like the material in the HP better, a little more rubber-like and I don't anticipate any edge rolling issues, which I have had some minor rolling on previous but nothing major.

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