Floor mats recommendations? - Lightning Lariat

[rtshinn]

Does anyone have a recommendation for the Lightning Lariat?
Well made, already cut to fit, preferably.
TIA!

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[WhipSticks]

I would not waste money on the Ford OEM floor mat options. Weathertech makes laser fitted floor liners. Get those.

 

[hikinbengal]

I went with Tuxmat and super satisified.
Tuxmat

 

[Maquis]

I got the OEM mats mainly because I could use FordPass Rewards. While some aftermarket ones may be better, the OEMs are perfectly adequate.

 

[benderofbows]

I went with Tuxmat and super satisified.
Tuxmat

Caution about Tuxmat, they look nice but don't last, especially for the price. My Tuxmats were installed this July, and by November the drivers side was coming apart at the seams. That's less than 5 months and a little over 9k miles of normal use. I made a warranty claim and Tuxmat sent a "one-time" replacement for that mat. So if that one fails after another 5 months (10 months total) or any others fail, it will be WeatherTech or Husky/similar for me. They're all about the same price so may as well get something that will hold up at least a year, if not last for many years.

 

[invertedspear]

Are you looking for carpet or rubber/vinyl? For all-weather rubber I got decent ones from Lasfit thanks to winning a discount code from one of their raffles on this forum. They fit really well.

 

[hikinbengal]

Caution about Tuxmat, they look nice but don't last, especially for the price. My Tuxmats were installed this July, and by November the drivers side was coming apart at the seams. That's less than 5 months and a little over 9k miles of normal use. I made a warranty claim and Tuxmat sent a "one-time" replacement for that mat. So if that one fails after another 5 months (10 months total) or any others fail, it will be WeatherTech or Husky/similar for me. They're all about the same price so may as well get something that will hold up at least a year, if not last for many years.

Had mine since Sept 22, over 20K miles. Been on plenty of multiday camping or ski trips . Any dirt, mud, or road salt is super easy to clean off with vacuum and simple green. I think you might have got a bad batch. They look brand new every time they are cleaned. They also saved me when my wife spilled her entire large sized cherry coke and it was completely waterproof.

 

[benderofbows]

Had mine since Sept 22, over 20K miles. Been on plenty of multiday camping. Any dirt, mud, or road salt is super easy to clean off with vacuum and simple green. I think you might have got a bad batch.

Might have gotten a bad batch (it would be great for Tuxmat if they just have one bad batch), however to be honest it was their response to my warranty claim that troubles me. Tuxmat didn't say "Hey we're sorry to see that after 5 months, that's not typical, warranty claim approved" I got an "offer" for a "one time" replacement.

One time?

 

[Roy2001]

Caution about Tuxmat, they look nice but don't last, especially for the price. My Tuxmats were installed this July, and by November the drivers side was coming apart at the seams. That's less than 5 months and a little over 9k miles of normal use. I made a warranty claim and Tuxmat sent a "one-time" replacement for that mat. So if that one fails after another 5 months (10 months total) or any others fail, it will be WeatherTech or Husky/similar for me. They're all about the same price so may as well get something that will hold up at least a year, if not last for many years.

Surprised by the your experience. If Tuxmat does not work, 3D Maxpider should be 2nd choice.

 

[kstevens]

I share the concern about Tuxmats. Have had mine 6 months, and only now getting to put them to the test in sand/salt/snow. They’re certainly more plush than a traditional rigid thermoformed mat. With the clips that come for installation they’re kind of a pain to remove in order to hose down in the spring. If they don’t last I’ll go back to WeatherTech.

 

[rtshinn]

Ok, I went with Tuxmat, in spite of the one caveat. They look to have very good coverage, and not all of the others had the option for the lay flat toolbox under the rear seats, which mine has.

Kinda pricey, but less than some of the others.

Thanks everyone for your input!

 

[benderofbows]

Here’s what to watch for:

 

[Pioneer74]

This is the 3rd F150 in a row I've used Husky mats. The mats in my Lightning were used in my 2021, and If I cleaned them up, they would still look great.

 

[Warren]

This is the 3rd F150 in a row I've used Husky mats. The mats in my Lightning were used in my 2021, and If I cleaned them up, they would still look great.

I just got my first set delivered yesterday. Love them. If you order a set in the next month, you get a bed mat free. Still waiting on the bed mat to ship.

 

[Rickgk]

Does anyone have a recommendation for the Lightning Lariat?
Well made, already cut to fit, preferably.
TIA!

I ought WEATHERTEC HD floomats for my LIGHTNING LARIAT and they fit like a glove. You won’t be disappointed buying these.

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