Did you get the back liner as well?I have always been a Husky Liner person, but I thought I would try the new weather tech HP on this truck, and I’m actually pretty happy. They seem to fit slightly better than the husky liners and I think they look marginally better. My concern with the Husky Liners, were that they are impossible to clean outside of a car wash. The weather tech HP looked a little bit easier to be able to wipe down with a rag. Time will tell. Both models appear to have decent size ridges to contain any spills or snow or anything. I dont have my old husky to compare as I traded them in with my old truck, but the weather tech hp appears to go slightly higher on the driver side outter wall side. They appear slightly thinner than the husky liners but that actually seems better, its like they fit better by being slightly thinner. They are a similar rubber texture to the husky liners. I also like the snap mechanism on the weather tech compared to the Husky liners. Overall so far I’m happy, I will see how they do and post an update down the road. Also, right now there is no rear floor option if you have the locking storage. Weather Tech is saying soon....so I'm just using the included Ford one back there until I can get a Weather Tech.
If you ordered a 2kw inverter, which means you are not getting a PB, the inverter takes some space under the rear seat so the lockable storage option will not fit. You will need to get after market storage. There are some that don't go the full width, and will likely be some comming that account for the inverter.
Not yet, they do not have them available since I have the locking under seat storage. It should be just a matter of time before weather tech has them available. Right now I’m just using the Ford included tray liner.
Anyone who was interested in this under rear seat storage box option from WeatherTech, it now appears to be almost $100 off. Just ordered myself one, hopefully it's a good alternative to the Ford one.I believe that is correct. The lithium battery is under where the storage box would go. Weathertech has one.
I just looked and they have now added a note that the 2nd seat liner is their "Floor Liner" product. The HP for the rear is NOT AVAILABLE yet. This one is going back. They say it's in development and up to 8 weeks. I'm not sure why they listed a regular rear seat liner on the HP page.I just got my WeatherTech HP rear liner today. Im not too happy. The stop Ford tray liner is better IMHO. There are no cleats to grip the carpet, and it feels thin. That being said, I'm super happy with the front HP liners, they are awesome and better than Husky. But the rear are not good. IMHO
I contacted Husky today and they still don't have a rear liner available for the foldable storage box. Disappointing considering that these trucks have been out now for some time.
I personally am very happy with my front Weathertech HP liners. I cam from many years using Husky, and I am super pleased with these. They seem to fit better and can be cleaned easier. As far as the rear liner, I am just using the included Ford tray liner for the rear until Weathertech releases their HP version. The regular floor liner from Weathertech is a complete waste of money. I would stick to HP only.
quick tip: u may want to drill a couple holes in the storage box and use zip ties to secure box to the panel. I saw a guy do that in a video, since the weather tech box only tightens with on small clip.Anyone who was interested in this under rear seat storage box option from WeatherTech, it now appears to be almost $100 off. Just ordered myself one, hopefully it's a good alternative to the Ford one.
I also happened to check the Husky site this morning for the rear liner that is compatible with the fold flat storage, saw that it was available and ordered it. Enter coupon code "HLKB10" to get 10% off!
