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I would get an actual spray in bedliner, especially on a 60 some thousand dollar truck you are presumably going to be using for work. It seems very cheap to go with a bed mat on a truck that cost this much/is new.
Don't forget the discoloration and most importantly(imo)the increased maintenance from having to remove that crap out on a regular basis to clean under it. SMH. There is a reason after many decades of various types of bed protection failures that LineX/Rhino spray in liners were created and are loved today. I mean, if they are going to do it wrong, might as well have put in a full coverage drop in hard box shell. At least that is a relatively easy remove item that is actually helping ALL of the inside of the bed.
Looking good, but I was expecting a better fit for the rear seat cover. The back portion of the cover was a bit loose (straps looked fully adjusted after install).
@@Malc664 Carrhart fit very similar. They are designed like this from the cheap knock off all the way to these pricier and really not much better, if even better, options. I have a hammock style version that was a mid priced knock off. It has proven to be waterproof, barf proof, washable (no dryer, I’m not willing to test that) and protect the seats from the muddy dog we get this time of year! She is just a Russell Terrier, but MAN can she get muddy!!! Hahaha.
We all have opinions but to me nothing makes the interior of a vehicle look cheap & dirty more than Weathertech floor mats. Trunk mats, P/U bed mats etc are great but the floor mats always look dirty & "Aftermarket" which is not something I want.
I’m a big fan of WeatherTech products. My 2500 came with the factory WT style mats. They’re equivalent to the older style WTs, but doubt WT makes them. I did put on the window deflectors from WT. They fit perfectly and were easy to install. I also bought mud flaps from them, but ended up with the much beefier factory flaps and sent the WTs back for a refund. Also, we have the factory bedliner. I think it’s superior to what you got from WeatherTech. Thank you for the video. Looking forward to see what adventures you have with the RAM 2500. PS, my truck, 2500 Tradesman with 6.4 L Hemi set up for 5th wheel towing. I love it.
Those bed protectors look like they'd get pretty messy pretty quickly. Imagine the dirt, leaves, water, etc. bunching up underneath and weakening the velcro. Why not just go with a spray in liner?
Side window deflectors are awesome, especially in the summer with lots of rain and want some airflow. People who hate on them have never used them before
I have used them and hate them. So is that not a fail in your theory? I speak from personal experience at how ridiculous it was for me. The more junk you tack onto your vehicle like this, the worse it is for easy cleans. And that is just 1 aspect of failure to it from my own personal experience. ;)
@@WW-wf8tu can tell yea from personal experience that they work great, never had one rip off at the car wash, brush on fishing trails(even though got some pinstriping) hard rains/winds and always stored outside. They were just stick ons with great adhesive. I personally love them and it's ok if you don't, but with right brand they work amazing especially when your running around in an old truck without air conditioning
Never ever roll windows down. It's either warm enough for A/C or cool enough for Heat. Absolutely no need for visual reduction due to air deflection devices.
I have the window deflectors. I don’t like the look but I do love cracking the windows open nearly year round. That little bit keeps the truck from getting stupid hot during the ten-month summer in Texas. And, obviously, no rain. But I do think they look cheap.
The mud flaps may turn into a issue further down the road. Had some similar to these on a 2011 Ram. Must have been on for a few years, but the 3m came loose over time and the mudflaps actually rubbed through the paint down to bare metal.
Rear seat cover looked quite bad, and anyone spending that much money on a truck (especially a work truck) could get a spray-in bed liner vs that cheap looking mat.
Vinyl floors should be standard in higher trims on vehicles. Ive never understood the carpet in vehicles. Vinyl flooring blow it out with an air compressor and wipe down with a cleaner and your done in less that 10 mins. No dog hair or dirt stuck in the carpet. I bought a f250 lariat tremor with vinyl floors
I would say money well spent if you spent your own money, but I cannot say that about every aspect of it. I understand the floor mat swap, the rear bench seat protector(no front seat protection?) and to a lesser extent the front hood bug/rock protector. However, all of it is subjective to personal bias on looks, functionality and price. And 1 constant fail everyone has already been commenting on is the LACK of proper bed protection. To each their own.
I think the bedliner would be a much better product if it offered protection up over the wheel wells to the side of the bed like the bottom goes to the side of the bed. It would add costs to the product of course, and how they could package it,,,,,,,. I could see the packaging being why they don’t offer that. If you are gonna scratch your box, you are gonna scratch the wheel well tops also!! It could hide any dents the wheel wells can get too! I would definitely try the product if that was offered, but, now, for the difference in cost, I still do spray in bedliner. I think it’s the best bang for the buck,,,,, even the DIY spray in kits, IF you follow every step faithfully!
Most of their products i’ve tried are pretty good. Ive had weather tech floor liners, nothing really wrong with them. I just find the husky ones are better
Agree. I’ve tried both, and as much as I like the Weathertech stuff, the Husky floor liners are better (and less expensive), even though they feel cheaper when you handle them. Covercraft make far superior seat covers, especially their Carhartt versions. My .02 from experience.
I save you some time: This is a COMMERCIAL for WeatherTech by TFL. There are products that are in some regards much better than WeatherTech, and maybe in others not as good as WeatherTech. Point is, don't use this video as part of the research to choose for or against WeatherTech. It's not an objective video by TFL and they lose credibility for doing so. At the very least add a disclaimer that this is a commercial/advertisement.
Would have been a nice touch if they actually vacuumed your driver side foot well (or the whole truck for that matter) before installing the new liners. Good products though. I have them in both vehicles. Can’t beat the fit.
Weather tech stick to floor mats.. the rest of your shit sucks and looks like it’s made in China. To be honest husky mats are starting to take over the market.. weather techs just are too rigid and depending how they are shipped and bent they never lay flat..
IMHO, the ONLY good truck bed insert are the OEM Toyota liners because it covers the entire truck bed and is standard from the factory. Other than that, an aftermarket Line-X spray in bed liner comes with a LIFETIME warranty for less than $800. If you can't afford that you shouldn't be buying a $60k truck in the first place.
No drill flaps installed on top of mud guys! Should have them take off and wipe lips down, then reinstall. Against disgusting Weathertech. Sorry to be a pain, I like their products, just can’t stand half a- job.
It’s all great they installed things for you, BUT how about vacuum the floor Before put new mats in. I kind of hope Weather tech reads this. They need to vacuum. That’s disgusting!
I wouldn't suggest leaving that bumpstep in for very long. Any sort of receiver for that matter. Years ago I had one rust in place after a couple months. Had to cut it out with my plasma lightning scissors.
Get a spray in bed liner. Trust me Bed mats actually do the opposite of what you think. It helps hold moisture underneath them causing rot and rust faster. another thing I love the hood bug deflectors on trucks have them on all of mine. And yes I just baught a 2022 2500 bighorn as well. But make sure you clean out underneath it so the small wholes for water to drain out of it can do their job. If not once again rot and rust will form faster
I’ve had the wind deflectors that tuck in and I hate them they look good but when it comes to rolling ur windows up and get caught and u have to fight with them to get ur windows up and it sucks
Thanks Tommy & TFL for this review. I’ve been agonizing over what brand of mats, bed liner and accessories for my new 2021 F-150 Supercrew. I think you helped make my decision. Thanks Tommy and TFL.
Weathertech liners are trash. They curl up and don’t last that long. When I had issues, their customer service told me to heat them up in the sun and place them back in the vehicle. I ended up with purchasing oem liners that are much better.
the bug deflector, and goofy old man window vents have got to go! Seriously, thing looks like it walked out of a JC Whitney catalogue. Maybe some curb feelers too? 🙄 (I know it was a deal with Weathertech to highlight their products, but 🤢)
There the first thing I install on every truck I get. I drive with my windows cracked so its extremely beneficial while raining. The bug shield also helps keep the edge of the hood from chipping and the windshield cleaner. Both absolutely serve a functional purpose.
@@redtitan29 you install the rock guard to keep the paint from looking bad but in return your truck looks goofy as hell with all that black plastic stuff, like those old people who drive around with the full bumper bra
@@rwh_ Not sure how a bug shield on a truck looks goofy but whatever floats your boat lmao. The in-channel side vents blend in with tinted windows as well. I guess some people are more concerned about protecting their investment vs caring what other people think.
@weathertech still waiting for mud flaps for the 2022 Ford Super Duty dually. I’ve signed up to “be the first to know when they are available “ but six months into the model year and still nothing. When are these coming out?
What kind of bed liner uses double sided tape and Velcro?! That’s just messed up! At least my Toughguard floor mats actually cover the whole floor. These things suck!!
"Yes, we can install these products"... removes old floor mats, put liner in. 20 seconds done. I like the tailgate protector though (but not the bed liner, seems like a moisture trap).
My 2015 RAM 1500 Sport is dressed up with Weather Tech products. Bug deflector, vent visors, rear bumper step, mud flaps, front floor liners as well as rear floor liners. I just love their products 👌👍☝️. 🇨🇦🇨🇦🇨🇦
Truck looks wonderful. Love weathertech. I can't imagine spending almost 70k on a truck a it literally has no bedliner that definitely should have been thrown in.
Yeah they are not too far from my house in Illinois. Every new/er vehicle I've had since 2013 within a couple of weeks I go to their store and buy at least the floor liners and window vents.
Looking great but it would look even better if you removed the vinyl from the B pillars. It’s super quick and easy to do with a heat gun and cleans up the window area especially once it starts fading.
Does the Bump-Step interfere with the backup sensors? Those Weathertech floor liners look so much more durable and better quality than the stock carpet floor liners.
Do the windows auto close with those window deflectors? I just returned a set bcz the front windows will not close automatically. You need to slowly bring up the windows so they fully close. The window deflectors are NOT laser measured.
Weather tech makes awesome stuff and always great quality. Guys, i know ur busy but im pretty sure you should clean the floor before putting the floor liners down!
Somebody needs to explain to me why one would get this type of bed liner instead of the spray in kind. Is it just price difference and is it that significant? Also I'm sure they work as intended but that rear seat cover looks awful. Everything else looks great.
Personally, I would only use a liner of this nature with a bed cap. The seat cover is meant to be used with dogs so its designed to quickly go on and come off.
@@redtitan29 ok that makes since with a bed cap. because it doesn't seem to really protect against the weather just scratches and littles dings. And for the seat cover, it's function over form i get it. Just personally would keep looking for something that brought a little more form to the equation. I also don't have any pets so am aware my opinion in this doesnt really matter.
@@timsisco3742 When it comes to the bed liner, I’d say just go get a rubber bed mat, it’s thicker, more durable, has more cushion, and stuff definitely doesn’t slide around. I picked one up that’s specific to my vehicle for $90 on Amazon.
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Floor Mats: 'Laser-fit'
Seat Covers: 'Potato Sack'
Am I the only one that is bothered they didn't vacuum or wipe down the plastics before installing the liners/seat cover?
I think I would’ve wiped them down along time ago, Long before I got the liners. Although this isn’t their personal vehicle, it’s just a money maker.
I was thinking the EXACT same thing!!!
They cleaned everything 3 hours before the install video. Not sure why they’d need to clean immediately before & again.
I would get an actual spray in bedliner, especially on a 60 some thousand dollar truck you are presumably going to be using for work. It seems very cheap to go with a bed mat on a truck that cost this much/is new.
You always need a spray in bed liner. Anything less is just setting yourself up for dents and rust.
Don't forget the discoloration and most importantly(imo)the increased maintenance from having to remove that crap out on a regular basis to clean under it. SMH. There is a reason after many decades of various types of bed protection failures that LineX/Rhino spray in liners were created and are loved today. I mean, if they are going to do it wrong, might as well have put in a full coverage drop in hard box shell. At least that is a relatively easy remove item that is actually helping ALL of the inside of the bed.
Should have cleaned the carpet before installing
I’m not the only one who cringed when I saw that!! 😖
I’m a bit disappointed that this was just a Weathertech Commerical.
Looking good, but I was expecting a better fit for the rear seat cover. The back portion of the cover was a bit loose (straps looked fully adjusted after install).
I thought so too, but mainly for the dog it's ok.
@@Malc664 Carrhart fit very similar. They are designed like this from the cheap knock off all the way to these pricier and really not much better, if even better, options.
I have a hammock style version that was a mid priced knock off. It has proven to be waterproof, barf proof, washable (no dryer, I’m not willing to test that) and protect the seats from the muddy dog we get this time of year! She is just a Russell Terrier, but MAN can she get muddy!!! Hahaha.
Y’all should have just forked over the money for Linex Bedliner! Stop being Cheap!!
We all have opinions but to me nothing makes the interior of a vehicle look cheap & dirty more than Weathertech floor mats. Trunk mats, P/U bed mats etc are great but the floor mats always look dirty & "Aftermarket" which is not something I want.
You paid that much for a truck and it didn’t come with a bed liner or better mats? 🤦🏼♂️
Love TFL, but man that stuff makes the truck look so cheap and low budget.
I’m a big fan of WeatherTech products. My 2500 came with the factory WT style mats. They’re equivalent to the older style WTs, but doubt WT makes them. I did put on the window deflectors from WT. They fit perfectly and were easy to install. I also bought mud flaps from them, but ended up with the much beefier factory flaps and sent the WTs back for a refund. Also, we have the factory bedliner. I think it’s superior to what you got from WeatherTech. Thank you for the video. Looking forward to see what adventures you have with the RAM 2500. PS, my truck, 2500 Tradesman with 6.4 L Hemi set up for 5th wheel towing. I love it.
Those bed protectors look like they'd get pretty messy pretty quickly. Imagine the dirt, leaves, water, etc. bunching up underneath and weakening the velcro. Why not just go with a spray in liner?
Side window deflectors are awesome, especially in the summer with lots of rain and want some airflow. People who hate on them have never used them before
I have used them and hate them. So is that not a fail in your theory? I speak from personal experience at how ridiculous it was for me. The more junk you tack onto your vehicle like this, the worse it is for easy cleans. And that is just 1 aspect of failure to it from my own personal experience. ;)
@@WW-wf8tu can tell yea from personal experience that they work great, never had one rip off at the car wash, brush on fishing trails(even though got some pinstriping) hard rains/winds and always stored outside. They were just stick ons with great adhesive. I personally love them and it's ok if you don't, but with right brand they work amazing especially when your running around in an old truck without air conditioning
I don't get it either and had a loaner for a while with them installed.
Looks tacky as well.
Never ever roll windows down. It's either warm enough for A/C or cool enough for Heat. Absolutely no need for visual reduction due to air deflection devices.
I have the window deflectors. I don’t like the look but I do love cracking the windows open nearly year round. That little bit keeps the truck from getting stupid hot during the ten-month summer in Texas. And, obviously, no rain.
But I do think they look cheap.
The mud flaps may turn into a issue further down the road. Had some similar to these on a 2011 Ram. Must have been on for a few years, but the 3m came loose over time and the mudflaps actually rubbed through the paint down to bare metal.
Rear seat cover looked quite bad, and anyone spending that much money on a truck (especially a work truck) could get a spray-in bed liner vs that cheap looking mat.
Weathertech Commercial - Not Interested in this type of content!
Weather tech should offer free shipping on purchases.
Vinyl floors should be standard in higher trims on vehicles. Ive never understood the carpet in vehicles. Vinyl flooring blow it out with an air compressor and wipe down with a cleaner and your done in less that 10 mins. No dog hair or dirt stuck in the carpet. I bought a f250 lariat tremor with vinyl floors
Add ceramic tint, ceramic coating, and paint protection film. Then you'll be dialed. You will make all that $$$ back on resale.
I would say money well spent if you spent your own money, but I cannot say that about every aspect of it. I understand the floor mat swap, the rear bench seat protector(no front seat protection?) and to a lesser extent the front hood bug/rock protector. However, all of it is subjective to personal bias on looks, functionality and price. And 1 constant fail everyone has already been commenting on is the LACK of proper bed protection. To each their own.
Good products. Never had an issue, especially their hard tri-fold tonneau cover
I’ve had my Weather Tech floor liners and cargo liner for 6 years. Still work and fit perfectly. $300 🇨🇦( In 2016 ) spent well.
How scuffed up are they. My issue with the "rubber" mats is that they seem easy to scuff and then they just looking terrible.
@@blang38 Mine are in good shape.
I think the bedliner would be a much better product if it offered protection up over the wheel wells to the side of the bed like the bottom goes to the side of the bed. It would add costs to the product of course, and how they could package it,,,,,,,. I could see the packaging being why they don’t offer that.
If you are gonna scratch your box, you are gonna scratch the wheel well tops also!! It could hide any dents the wheel wells can get too!
I would definitely try the product if that was offered, but, now, for the difference in cost, I still do spray in bedliner. I think it’s the best bang for the buck,,,,, even the DIY spray in kits, IF you follow every step faithfully!
I’m sure the parking sensors love that bump step lol
Gave the truck a porn stache.
Most of their products i’ve tried are pretty good. Ive had weather tech floor liners, nothing really wrong with them. I just find the husky ones are better
Agree. I’ve tried both, and as much as I like the Weathertech stuff, the Husky floor liners are better (and less expensive), even though they feel cheaper when you handle them. Covercraft make far superior seat covers, especially their Carhartt versions. My .02 from experience.
Yes ...I got Husky floor mats in VW Atlas. Excellent & budget friendly
I agree. Did you take your vehicle in to a shop to have the husky ones installed? Lol
I save you some time: This is a COMMERCIAL for WeatherTech by TFL. There are products that are in some regards much better than WeatherTech, and maybe in others not as good as WeatherTech. Point is, don't use this video as part of the research to choose for or against WeatherTech. It's not an objective video by TFL and they lose credibility for doing so. At the very least add a disclaimer that this is a commercial/advertisement.
Would have been a nice touch if they actually vacuumed your driver side foot well (or the whole truck for that matter) before installing the new liners.
Good products though. I have them in both vehicles. Can’t beat the fit.
Thought I was watching a rerun of It’s Always Sunny in Philadelphia for a minute.
Weather tech stick to floor mats.. the rest of your shit sucks and looks like it’s made in China. To be honest husky mats are starting to take over the market.. weather techs just are too rigid and depending how they are shipped and bent they never lay flat..
IMHO, the ONLY good truck bed insert are the OEM Toyota liners because it covers the entire truck bed and is standard from the factory. Other than that, an aftermarket Line-X spray in bed liner comes with a LIFETIME warranty for less than $800. If you can't afford that you shouldn't be buying a $60k truck in the first place.
No drill flaps installed on top of mud guys! Should have them take off and wipe lips down, then reinstall. Against disgusting Weathertech. Sorry to be a pain, I like their products, just can’t stand half a- job.
It’s all great they installed things for you, BUT how about vacuum the floor Before put new mats in. I kind of hope Weather tech reads this. They need to vacuum. That’s disgusting!
I wouldn't suggest leaving that bumpstep in for very long. Any sort of receiver for that matter. Years ago I had one rust in place after a couple months. Had to cut it out with my plasma lightning scissors.
Get a spray in bed liner. Trust me Bed mats actually do the opposite of what you think. It helps hold moisture underneath them causing rot and rust faster. another thing I love the hood bug deflectors on trucks have them on all of mine. And yes I just baught a 2022 2500 bighorn as well. But make sure you clean out underneath it so the small wholes for water to drain out of it can do their job. If not once again rot and rust will form faster
I’ve had the wind deflectors that tuck in and I hate them they look good but when it comes to rolling ur windows up and get caught and u have to fight with them to get ur windows up and it sucks
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This is just a long commercial for Weathertech. I expected more productive content from TFL. I guess everyone sells out sooner or later..,.
Thanks Tommy & TFL for this review. I’ve been agonizing over what brand of mats, bed liner and accessories for my new 2021 F-150 Supercrew. I think you helped make my decision. Thanks Tommy and TFL.
Weathertech liners are trash. They curl up and don’t last that long. When I had issues, their customer service told me to heat them up in the sun and place them back in the vehicle. I ended up with purchasing oem liners that are much better.
That rear seat cover is a joke for $160. Might as well have just left that blanket there. The quality of the fit is the same
They couldn't have vac'd the carpet BEFORE putting in the new WT mats?
My Grandmother used to put sheet over the backseat of her Buick that fit better than that seat cover. That’s a bad look Weathertech
the bug deflector, and goofy old man window vents have got to go! Seriously, thing looks like it walked out of a JC Whitney catalogue. Maybe some curb feelers too? 🙄 (I know it was a deal with Weathertech to highlight their products, but 🤢)
LOL 😆 They forgot the fake scoops for the hood and doors !!
There the first thing I install on every truck I get. I drive with my windows cracked so its extremely beneficial while raining. The bug shield also helps keep the edge of the hood from chipping and the windshield cleaner. Both absolutely serve a functional purpose.
@@redtitan29 you install the rock guard to keep the paint from looking bad but in return your truck looks goofy as hell with all that black plastic stuff, like those old people who drive around with the full bumper bra
@@rwh_ Not sure how a bug shield on a truck looks goofy but whatever floats your boat lmao. The in-channel side vents blend in with tinted windows as well. I guess some people are more concerned about protecting their investment vs caring what other people think.
WeatherTech products are good with the exception of the seat covers. They don't fit great.
Well when diesel hits $7 bucks gallon you won't be able to afford to drive it.
Had the weather tech for mine straight trash. Went with husky liners after far superior
I love the floor mats, gotta say that rear seat cover looked pretty bad, also I can't believe bug deflectors are still a thing.... hideous!
I agree, that bug deflector is butt ugly. But, maybe if you live somewhere with a lot of bugs the benefit outweighs the aesthetics.
Those bedliners will kill someone eventually if they haven't already
the floor covers are awesome, the set covers.....not so much, please improve.
Love weathertech. Waiting on Lazer mat for my new ordered at4 canyon
Spray in liner only. Skip the bedmat unless you are a fan of rust.
This video is a year old but ill take that driver floor mat of your past hands
still dont understand why people dont have Spray in bedliner
Does the Bumpstep cause a constant back up sensor alarm?
TL;DR- 10-min WeatherTech commercial.
I prefer the Husky liner mats & line-x spray in liner .
Did they vac out truck before installation ?
68,000??? I got a 2500 gasser for 72,000 how away?
Love their floor mats. Seat cover looks horrible.
RAM es RAM....... Excelente bella esa Camioneta
Biannual is every two years; I presume he meant semi annual
@@krashnpa it is. Biannual is every two years. Semi annual is every six months
A 10:40 weathertech commercial .
Where's the discount code???
No more Carhartt, dri duck 🦆
@weathertech still waiting for mud flaps for the 2022 Ford Super Duty dually. I’ve signed up to “be the first to know when they are available “ but six months into the model year and still nothing. When are these coming out?
What kind of bed liner uses double sided tape and Velcro?! That’s just messed up! At least my Toughguard floor mats actually cover the whole floor. These things suck!!
nice ride
"Yes, we can install these products"... removes old floor mats, put liner in. 20 seconds done. I like the tailgate protector though (but not the bed liner, seems like a moisture trap).
Nice commercial.
He’s right.
My 2015 RAM 1500 Sport is dressed up with Weather Tech products.
Bug deflector, vent visors, rear bumper step, mud flaps, front floor liners as well as rear floor liners. I just love their products 👌👍☝️.
🇨🇦🇨🇦🇨🇦
So this is just a really long weather tech ad... Thanks TFL.... (Sarcasm)
In my experience, WeatherTech had sloppy fit and finish...I'd go with the Mopar accessories.
We have weather tech products in a number of vehicles-best protection products ever! I even have them in my 2012 Corvette Grand Sport.
Truck looks wonderful. Love weathertech. I can't imagine spending almost 70k on a truck a it literally has no bedliner that definitely should have been thrown in.
Yeah they are not too far from my house in Illinois. Every new/er vehicle I've had since 2013 within a couple of weeks I go to their store and buy at least the floor liners and window vents.
Looking great but it would look even better if you removed the vinyl from the B pillars. It’s super quick and easy to do with a heat gun and cleans up the window area especially once it starts fading.
The bed and tailgate liner works well for me. The extent of my hauling in the bed is truck wheels (in boxes), mountain biking gear, and lake gear.
WT says thank you for the advertisement. You guys are the best advertisement money can buy.
Does the Bump-Step interfere with the backup sensors? Those Weathertech floor liners look so much more durable and better quality than the stock carpet floor liners.
Do the windows auto close with those window deflectors? I just returned a set bcz the front windows will not close automatically. You need to slowly bring up the windows so they fully close. The window deflectors are NOT laser measured.
Weather tech makes awesome stuff and always great quality. Guys, i know ur busy but im pretty sure you should clean the floor before putting the floor liners down!
We had weather tech floor liner in our 2007 f150 for 12 years and we love them
Do they have the bed liner for trucks that has gooseneck prep package
love my weather tech floor mats live in North East gets messy !
Awesome products! Is there a different rear floor cover for trucks with the Ram bins?
My Grandma would approve of the seat covers 😆
No mud flap? No window visors? A crappy drop in bed liner, a dumb ass cup though wise choices.
The video shows mud flaps being installed. Window deflectors, too. Perhaps I'm misunderstanding your questions?
Neat! I didn't know they had outside accessories 👍
Uh, why are we not doing a spray in bedliner ?
I just watched a weather tech commercial 😑
Love my WeatherTech floor mats in my Colorado
Spendy but so worth it. I have weather tech for my cherokee👍 I personally would of did lineX for the bed.
I love that word, “spendy”, but so rarely hear it 😁
😁👍🥳
Somebody needs to explain to me why one would get this type of bed liner instead of the spray in kind. Is it just price difference and is it that significant?
Also I'm sure they work as intended but that rear seat cover looks awful. Everything else looks great.
Personally, I would only use a liner of this nature with a bed cap. The seat cover is meant to be used with dogs so its designed to quickly go on and come off.
@@redtitan29 ok that makes since with a bed cap. because it doesn't seem to really protect against the weather just scratches and littles dings.
And for the seat cover, it's function over form i get it. Just personally would keep looking for something that brought a little more form to the equation. I also don't have any pets so am aware my opinion in this doesnt really matter.
@@timsisco3742 When it comes to the bed liner, I’d say just go get a rubber bed mat, it’s thicker, more durable, has more cushion, and stuff definitely doesn’t slide around. I picked one up that’s specific to my vehicle for $90 on Amazon.
It’s cheaper and easier, and you can take it out if you want to go back to naked
Love it guys!
Those seat covers look so stylish as well
I was expecting a better fit since its WeatherTech 🤷♂️
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