I have the same exact problem and bought mine on auto anything, ive always wondered if mine were a knockoff bc they sure don't seem laser measured. I hate how they dont fit snugly.
I've been buying Weathertech mats for all my new cars since 2000 and I am 100% satisfied. Perfect fitting. Made in America. Even a guy with very limited mechanic abilities is easy to install and clean. The best investment to protect your vehicle. In Special if you have children and they sometimes may spill something.
I like my weather tec mats in my GMC. I dont even pull them out to clean them. I use armor all wipes. But i dont really let my truck get dirty inside she is babied.
Well idk if you guys are aware that weathertech has warranty on them. After a few years mine were worn out. I got in contact with them and had my front liners replaced. They look great!! 👍
mine lasted 8 yrs in 2 diffrent 4runners before i wore a hole throught it completely from my work shoes.even wore a hole in the carpet in the car to the metal underneath.
I have them on my BMW, although i work in an office I do like how the mats really keep the floor from absorbing water and dirt over a period of time creating that musty smell.
Thanks for the honest review. Wear and tear is normal for floor mats. Being that you enter and exit your vehicle more frequent than others and you do commercial jobs, you accelerated the rate of wear and tear. Still great mats, you were just hard on them. But thanks again for the review!!
I love my weather tech floor mats. Keeps the water, and especially salt, out of my carpet and off my floor pan better than any other floor mat I've ever used. Also fits better than anything else I've tried. Definitely don't have any of those curling issues. My one complaint is that there is a slight bow at the front corner near the gas pedal. You'll see it if you look at it, but not so much when you're driving. It definitely doesn't affect how you use the gas pedal. That bow has been there basically since the begining (got them as a Christmas gift) and they've probably got 75,000 miles on them
I purchased a 2011 Altima back in 2013. I still have the original weather tech mats carpet looks like new, and of course, cleaning it several times per month.
DIY fix pro here. Take a heat gun, heat up the curled/bad fitment areas of your mats til they're soft and hold them in place ensuring they wrap each nook and let them cools down. That'll take care of the curling issue.
My dad is big on WeatherTech. My daughter had rubber Ford mats in her car that I do like more. I bought the higher end Husky liners for my truck exact fit or whatever. The back is rubbery feeling while the front is closer to WeatherTech’s material. With a vinyl floor check you don’t get something with the spikes on the bottom. I just edited my first video for my channel I’ll upload tomorrow, but I’ll make a video comparing the WeatherTech to the Huskies next so you can see before you buy. The Ford dealer gave me WeatherTech liners for the front, but they are for a different model. So I have both new here.
When new lay in sun for a bit to soften, I also used a heat gun to uncurl the edges you speak of. Also in a commercial application you have to expect some accelerated wear vs. joe-six-pack commuting to the office everyday. good video though.
I put Weathertech mats in our F150 five years ago and Maxliner mats in our Ford Edge two years ago. I can tell you that the Maxliner mats have always fit like a glove while the Weathertech mats never fit very well and seem to have gotten worse with seasonal temperature swings. The Maxliners are made with a more pliable plastic, which I believe is a factor in their ability to fit well. Of course it may be an apples to oranges comparison since different vehicle models present all sorts of different contours that challenge the manufacturers. For the curling problem in this video, a heat gun could be used to soften the plastic and straighten it. Then perhaps you could loosen the truck's plastic floor trim and tuck the mat under it. The downside of doing this would be that water could seep under the trim piece and cause further issues.
"Weathertech mats never fit very well"? I've bought three sets, and they all fit "very well". It is possible that they sometimes don't fit very well, but the truth needs to be told.
@@therookie3445 … I’m sure it’s hit and miss as with most things. If you can’t find a review of them for your specific application I would make sure they have a good return policy. I will tell you they are a bad option for a 2009 Silverado 2500HD. They didn’t fit well around the left foot rest area and now lean away from the foot rest even more. My carpet also does not have retainers for mats so my Weathertechs came with a red disc (maybe 3”-4”) that has stiff barbs to grip into the carpet to keep the mat in place. These just tear up the carpet. With retainers and possibly fewer sharp angles Weathertechs may be worthwhile.
@@kevinbradley9601 lifetime warranty! Keep your receipt send them And email with the damage and receipt and you have a new set in a week. Floor mats have wear. You have to replace them once in a while. The more you use them the faster they wear
@@kevinbradley9601 LMAO, listen to your self. they are floor mats that are used in an intense work environment. IDK what you inspect looks to me like they did their job great. FYI not an employee of weathertech just a friendly A&P
I got my mats 2 years ago, and they look like new, u just gotta take care of them, i clean mines with armor whipes every 4 days, in winter every 2 days. Plus they have life time warranty.
🤔 Gorilla Duct Tape those edges and your golden. I personally love weathertech, never had any issues. Love the warranty. Had a trunk liner in my 2020 elantra so i could put tools in it, ended up having a gallon jug of water bust in the trunk. It held everything, i heard splashing while stopping and discovered it. Whole trunk was dry except the mat. I think the way the floor is designed has alot to do with it. Your trucks are basically flat to the edge. If the floor dips down when enter the vehicle then weathertech is perfect. Nice video man. 💪🏼😎👍🏻
I just bought a front and rear set for my new Ram. I guess time will tell. I was concerned about the unipiece design for the front hump, but I went with it anyhow because its carpeted and not the vinyl. I can see how it may be a pain to get out for cleaning, but I suspect vacuuming it first will keep it cleaner.
Husky contour in my 13 150, I did wear a hole in the drivers side and they made good on it did cost me shipping to return it to them to inspect but they did replace both 👍🏻 I have weather tech in my wife’s MKC no issues I will say husky are softer under foot 🦶
Weather Tech liners do not work well with vinyl floors. They are designed to fit snug on carpet which needs more protection than vinyl anyways. Weather Tech states this on their website.
Kinda looks like the driver is not mindful of the door pushing the mat up when closing the door maybe? I had them in an F150 and they worked like a damn.
I went with Husky liners lifetime warranty when you install them needs to be either hot summer or use a heat gun and Reverse roll the edges and use heat on them that way they lay down they curl towards the floor.
Just bought a set for my 08 ram 2500 mega cab I use it for landscape and lawn care and then some snow. I believe it has a lifetime warranty if you would get in contact with them. Jesus bless y’all.
You may want to get some custom precision made carbon fiber liners!! When you are that extreme on liners/mats I highly doubt many if any would hold up to that kind of abuse. It is rubber!! Not being a jerk just saying. I've had many different kinds and the weathertechs have def been the best ones I've ever owned. Also one thing I've noticed many don't do is take off the door sill put the sides under/behind the sill and snap back down. Literally looks like the mats are the floor of the vehicle.
I'm on my fourth set of Weather Tech mats (four different vehicles); have always had black ones until this set, but hated the way they looked after a few months of use and their cleaning products do not keep them looking new once scuffed. I got gray ones this time hoping to lessen the scuffed look later on. Even though they were "supposed" to be specific for my vehicle...one mat did not fit properly. I made the decision to just trim it myself rather than going through the return process.
They say right on the website that some trimming my be needed to fit just right. They can’t possibly account for every option that car manufacturers create.
Holy cow, what kind of shoes are you wearing to wear them out like that. I still have my weathertech floor mats since 2016 and sure they're dirty but never ripped like that. I do agree with the back seats, my mats lay there but do not hold tight, so anyone who can't sit still tends to move them all around. It's annoying because I have to readjust every time. However my driver side is fitted perfectly. (Ford Escape 2016)
I’ve got a 2012 Sierra HD with factory floor mats. They have held up very well and when I scrub them clean they look great! Ditto for my wife’s 2014 Silverado! I don’t understand the attraction for the expensive aftermarket floor mats?
Nice trucks by the way. I had the weathertech floor liners in the front of my old 2015 tahoe. I put 126k miles on them and they've lasted. They have shown a bit of wear on the driver side, same as you had on your truck. I now have a 2020 tahoe and was able to transfer the floor liners to it. The fit was the same. Though they may not last another 126k miles. Nice video.
I have weather tech in my 2019 Ford edge and I have 131,000 that being saidmiles they’ve held up pretty good the only problem that I have is a little bit of wear where my right Sits but of course they don’t get the abuse that yours do
These mats are not designed for Vinyl flooring, every single brand of laser mats I've seen for your model say the same thing, This is why they don't fit properly, The rug is what fills in the gap, they are made for vehicles with Rugs on. :o/
I had Weathertech a in my 13’ f350 superduty. Had the same fit issues and Weathertech would not help me out. They said “that’s normal.” I was pretty confused by that since their entire marketing is based off of a “perfect fit” Now considering new liners for my 19’ Yukon, and I’m not sold on weathertechs... SO expensive.
Weathertech floor liners are what he is showing in the video. They are a harder material and formed to fit. Their Mats are rubbery like any traditional mat is and they can often be ordered as a vehicle specific exact fit but they also have generic mats I believe. I don’t think exact fit mats on top of exact fit liners would be a good option but I couldn’t say for certain.
I don’t know,,,,work or personal use that’s a lot of money to pay for Floor liners,,, especially when they curl up like that and the surface wears off,,,, I was thinking about buying them for my 2010 Toyota Tacoma access cab now I don’t think I will
Weather Tech floor mats aren't made for vehicles with vinyl floors- they're meant for use on carpet floorboards. It says it on their website. That's why they fit so poorly in your truck
I was considering buying weather tech floor mats but I changed my mind bc my brother got some they didn't fit well and they had cracked after 8 months. He wasn't happy he said they are over priced
I got a 2020 f-150 with factory mats. Why I simply can not understand didn’t Ford mat go all the way up like Weather Tech does. No cover under the gas pedal, the most dirt and mud will come off your shoes at the gas pedal. I bought a vinyl clear plastic to put under it. 🤷♂️🤦🏻♂️. Why Ford not cover the whole floor. Also I bought a set of husky mats for a Blazer which we still use and have. If you think Weather Tech rolls, wait until you try Husky. They are horrible, my first and last Husky floor liners. I’ve bought four sets of Weather Tech after trying Husky
my weathertech floormats do look good and fit good except on the edges that don't lay flat. I inherited mine but would not recommend. For the high price they could be a little thicker and fit better.
Bro looks like you dont take care of them i have a set in my escalade and my CTS they still look new. Theyve been in my escalade for 4yrs and in my cts for 2yrs. The escalade is used as a work truck. Just ordered a set today for my SRX. Did you set them out in the sun or use a heat gun on a low setting when you got them? Do you ever take them out and spray them off or treat them with anything? A ton of work to take them out? Are you kidding me.......
I've had ridiculously cheap mats last long than those. Around 4 years. Still looked amazing and cheap with amazing protection to my carpet. Not saying they're not high quality, cause they are. Im just saying take better care of your things you buy cause its your money spent.
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I am pretty sure these are floor liners not floor mats. It appears that the difference matters and the mixing terms would be confusing to consumers. It looks like WeatherTech has 3D Floor Liners, 3D Floor Mats, and regular floor mats and descending price points.
Just received a set for my 2020 F-150. All I can say is the "Perfect Fit" is BS. The driver side mat fits fairly well. Passenger side shows gaps against the door column. Rear mat fit is terrible - it will not even lie flat against the floor so the edges roll up when you shut the doors ..Not worth the price IMO
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Lifetime guarantee! Mine did the same thing. The customer service rep had me email her a picture of the damage and she shipped me a new set.. :)
They are sending me new ones as well. Where the new ones better?
They told me to show the reciept, but i lost it long time ago
I'll keep that in mind!
Just bought a set for my GTI.
I have the same exact problem and bought mine on auto anything, ive always wondered if mine were a knockoff bc they sure don't seem laser measured. I hate how they dont fit snugly.
Washing the mats every 2 months always helps extend the life of the mat to .
I've been buying Weathertech mats for all my new cars since 2000 and I am 100% satisfied. Perfect fitting. Made in America. Even a guy with very limited mechanic abilities is easy to install and clean. The best investment to protect your vehicle. In Special if you have children and they sometimes may spill something.
This is weird I have had my weather tech mats for 4 years and it still looks new. Wash ‘em.
you using your car for work like he did??
You want wash out this bent up plastic. It’s definitely not holding up for extreme work conditions
@@Ali-zv1yk I didn’t use mine for work but have 4 kids
If you use your truck like he did for work what do you expect. They are going to wear out no matter what mats he got.
🤣🤣🤣
I like my weather tec mats in my GMC. I dont even pull them out to clean them. I use armor all wipes. But i dont really let my truck get dirty inside she is babied.
Well idk if you guys are aware that weathertech has warranty on them. After a few years mine were worn out. I got in contact with them and had my front liners replaced. They look great!! 👍
Had mine for 8 years, 200,000 miles. Still in damn good condition. No issues at all.
This is only a few years. And significantly less than 200,000 miles... Probably only 7,000 or so miles... But ALOT of getting in and out of the truck.
mine lasted 8 yrs in 2 diffrent 4runners before i wore a hole throught it completely from my work shoes.even wore a hole in the carpet in the car to the metal underneath.
I have them on my BMW, although i work in an office I do like how the mats really keep the floor from absorbing water and dirt over a period of time creating that musty smell.
My Tacoma was 2007 got them in 2010 they were perfect and just sold it with tens in them. 10 years one happy customer.
Rough county wraps around the seat near chair controls switches. It’s not full proof but just ensures when you step in you don’t trip up on the mat.
Thanks for the honest review. Wear and tear is normal for floor mats. Being that you enter and exit your vehicle more frequent than others and you do commercial jobs, you accelerated the rate of wear and tear. Still great mats, you were just hard on them. But thanks again for the review!!
The corners should still not curl like that and i have seen so many that look like that
Putting weathertech mats in my second vehicle now, my first car had them and I loved them, good to see they still hold up.
At the end of the day. . . what are you saying?
He does say that a lot. 🤣
I love my weather tech floor mats. Keeps the water, and especially salt, out of my carpet and off my floor pan better than any other floor mat I've ever used. Also fits better than anything else I've tried. Definitely don't have any of those curling issues. My one complaint is that there is a slight bow at the front corner near the gas pedal. You'll see it if you look at it, but not so much when you're driving. It definitely doesn't affect how you use the gas pedal. That bow has been there basically since the begining (got them as a Christmas gift) and they've probably got 75,000 miles on them
I purchased a 2011 Altima back in 2013. I still have the original weather tech mats carpet looks like new, and of course, cleaning it several times per month.
12/31/22 I've had mine in a 2011 CRV almost from day 1. I'd buy them again. Your mileage may vary.
DIY fix pro here. Take a heat gun, heat up the curled/bad fitment areas of your mats til they're soft and hold them in place ensuring they wrap each nook and let them cools down. That'll take care of the curling issue.
Nice product. Fits well. Snaps perfect. I have illuminated door sills and the mats cover up the first one third of the sill plates.
washing them off would help all that dirt and rocks is like sandpaper wearing down the mat. You need to do more cleaning
My dad is big on WeatherTech. My daughter had rubber Ford mats in her car that I do like more. I bought the higher end Husky liners for my truck exact fit or whatever. The back is rubbery feeling while the front is closer to WeatherTech’s material. With a vinyl floor check you don’t get something with the spikes on the bottom.
I just edited my first video for my channel I’ll upload tomorrow, but I’ll make a video comparing the WeatherTech to the Huskies next so you can see before you buy. The Ford dealer gave me WeatherTech liners for the front, but they are for a different model. So I have both new here.
I’ve had mine for 6 years and I’d recommend buying the cuphone. It’s Pretty sturdy
When new lay in sun for a bit to soften, I also used a heat gun to uncurl the edges you speak of. Also in a commercial application you have to expect some accelerated wear vs. joe-six-pack commuting to the office everyday. good video though.
I’ve never had a problem with my liners had them on 2015 Sierra 2018 and still look new and I clean mine every month and spray tire shine on them
I put Weathertech mats in our F150 five years ago and Maxliner mats in our Ford Edge two years ago. I can tell you that the Maxliner mats have always fit like a glove while the Weathertech mats never fit very well and seem to have gotten worse with seasonal temperature swings. The Maxliners are made with a more pliable plastic, which I believe is a factor in their ability to fit well. Of course it may be an apples to oranges comparison since different vehicle models present all sorts of different contours that challenge the manufacturers. For the curling problem in this video, a heat gun could be used to soften the plastic and straighten it. Then perhaps you could loosen the truck's plastic floor trim and tuck the mat under it. The downside of doing this would be that water could seep under the trim piece and cause further issues.
"Weathertech mats never fit very well"? I've bought three sets, and they all fit "very well". It is possible that they sometimes don't fit very well, but the truth needs to be told.
@@therookie3445 … I’m sure it’s hit and miss as with most things. If you can’t find a review of them for your specific application I would make sure they have a good return policy. I will tell you they are a bad option for a 2009 Silverado 2500HD. They didn’t fit well around the left foot rest area and now lean away from the foot rest even more. My carpet also does not have retainers for mats so my Weathertechs came with a red disc (maybe 3”-4”) that has stiff barbs to grip into the carpet to keep the mat in place. These just tear up the carpet. With retainers and possibly fewer sharp angles Weathertechs may be worthwhile.
looks like to me they do there job ..where and tear is normal.
Their and wear 😁
"do their job?" they look horrible. what are you talking about? these things are $100+ just for the front. Do you work for them?
Mine were in my car ten years and looked brand new. Took care of them.
@@kevinbradley9601 lifetime warranty! Keep your receipt send them
And email with the damage and receipt and you have a new set in a week. Floor mats have wear. You have to replace them once in a while. The more you use them the faster they wear
@@kevinbradley9601 LMAO, listen to your self. they are floor mats that are used in an intense work environment. IDK what you inspect looks to me like they did their job great. FYI not an employee of weathertech just a friendly A&P
I got my mats 2 years ago, and they look like new, u just gotta take care of them, i clean mines with armor whipes every 4 days, in winter every 2 days.
Plus they have life time warranty.
🤔 Gorilla Duct Tape those edges and your golden. I personally love weathertech, never had any issues. Love the warranty. Had a trunk liner in my 2020 elantra so i could put tools in it, ended up having a gallon jug of water bust in the trunk. It held everything, i heard splashing while stopping and discovered it. Whole trunk was dry except the mat. I think the way the floor is designed has alot to do with it. Your trucks are basically flat to the edge. If the floor dips down when enter the vehicle then weathertech is perfect. Nice video man. 💪🏼😎👍🏻
Great review. I've had WT's like them no complaints. Just gonna give Husky's a try this time on my new truck
I have the floor liners in my F-150 I love them. My carpet underneath looks brand new still
After over 2 years mine still in good shape, they are worth every penny.
I just bought a front and rear set for my new Ram. I guess time will tell. I was concerned about the unipiece design for the front hump, but I went with it anyhow because its carpeted and not the vinyl. I can see how it may be a pain to get out for cleaning, but I suspect vacuuming it first will keep it cleaner.
They curled so badly in my promaster, they were a trip hazard getting in and out, and impeded the pedals
In my 03 Silverado I took some dabs of silicone and glued the sides and the mat down to the sill plates
Husky contour in my 13 150, I did wear a hole in the drivers side and they made good on it did cost me shipping to return it to them to inspect but they did replace both 👍🏻 I have weather tech in my wife’s MKC no issues I will say husky are softer under foot 🦶
Weather Tech liners do not work well with vinyl floors. They are designed to fit snug on carpet which needs more protection than vinyl anyways. Weather Tech states this on their website.
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Stop dragging your feet into the vehicle and buy a damn running board short stop.
Kinda looks like the driver is not mindful of the door pushing the mat up when closing the door maybe? I had them in an F150 and they worked like a damn.
Short stop. 😂🤣
exactly
@@beeworth6768 🤔😅🤣😂🤣
I went with Husky liners lifetime warranty when you install them needs to be either hot summer or use a heat gun and Reverse roll the edges and use heat on them that way they lay down they curl towards the floor.
Warranty on weathertech or husky will do nothing if they say it is "user installation error". That's why I will NEVER buy those again.
Over 100,000 miles on my personal car weather tech floor mats still look new.
Just bought a set for my 08 ram 2500 mega cab I use it for landscape and lawn care and then some snow. I believe it has a lifetime warranty if you would get in contact with them. Jesus bless y’all.
You may want to get some custom precision made carbon fiber liners!! When you are that extreme on liners/mats I highly doubt many if any would hold up to that kind of abuse. It is rubber!! Not being a jerk just saying. I've had many different kinds and the weathertechs have def been the best ones I've ever owned. Also one thing I've noticed many don't do is take off the door sill put the sides under/behind the sill and snap back down. Literally looks like the mats are the floor of the vehicle.
Interesting
I'm on my fourth set of Weather Tech mats (four different vehicles); have always had black ones until this set, but hated the way they looked after a few months of use and their cleaning products do not keep them looking new once scuffed. I got gray ones this time hoping to lessen the scuffed look later on. Even though they were "supposed" to be specific for my vehicle...one mat did not fit properly. I made the decision to just trim it myself rather than going through the return process.
They say right on the website that some trimming my be needed to fit just right. They can’t possibly account for every option that car manufacturers create.
Had mine for 100,000 looked brand new. I'm in Montana. All kinds of conditions. In fact just got new ones for my new car.
Weather tech is good... Just not as good as huski
Yep. Same liners in our Yukon. They curled after a year or so. Washington State.
man I don't know what do you guys have spikes on your shoes? We have had ours in our car for 4 years and they look brand new.
Hummm. Doesn’t it get real hot in the truck during the summer? Have you tried put a heat gun against the the plastic to bend it back
I hate that warped edges/corners. After my 1st sets, I switched to 3D Maxpider.
Great video...if the edges of floor mat were more flexible they would last longer..
Had husky’s in my dodge, they curled worse than the weathertech in my Chevy. Of the two I like the weathertech better.
mine fit like shit in my silverado
You just saved me money thank you :)
Holy cow, what kind of shoes are you wearing to wear them out like that. I still have my weathertech floor mats since 2016 and sure they're dirty but never ripped like that. I do agree with the back seats, my mats lay there but do not hold tight, so anyone who can't sit still tends to move them all around. It's annoying because I have to readjust every time. However my driver side is fitted perfectly. (Ford Escape 2016)
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I’ve got a 2012 Sierra HD with factory floor mats. They have held up very well and when I scrub them clean they look great! Ditto for my wife’s 2014 Silverado! I don’t understand the attraction for the expensive aftermarket floor mats?
Nice trucks by the way. I had the weathertech floor liners in the front of my old 2015 tahoe. I put 126k miles on them and they've lasted. They have shown a bit of wear on the driver side, same as you had on your truck. I now have a 2020 tahoe and was able to transfer the floor liners to it. The fit was the same. Though they may not last another 126k miles. Nice video.
I always love weather tech but after using husky I like them better because they are more flexible
I have weather tech in my 2019 Ford edge and I have 131,000 that being saidmiles they’ve held up pretty good the only problem that I have is a little bit of wear where my right Sits but of course they don’t get the abuse that yours do
These mats are not designed for Vinyl flooring, every single brand of laser mats I've seen for your model say the same thing, This is why they don't fit properly, The rug is what fills in the gap, they are made for vehicles with Rugs on. :o/
Have you thought about a heat gun then tape. Might 'remold' it to a slightly better fit.
The directions clearly state that they are only to be used on carpeted floors, not vinyl
Really! I missed that. Thanks pointing that out. I went to husky and you CAN use them on vinyl. so husky for the win?
You do know they state on the website not good with vinyl floors right? It states they are not designed for vinyl
I had Weathertech a in my 13’ f350 superduty. Had the same fit issues and Weathertech would not help me out. They said “that’s normal.” I was pretty confused by that since their entire marketing is based off of a “perfect fit”
Now considering new liners for my 19’ Yukon, and I’m not sold on weathertechs... SO expensive.
The Huskies haven't had this issue yet.
Just imagine that nice truck will one day be a old rusty wreck ! Isn’t that weird, looks so nice now
2 years later still look good
I used husky contour and they have been really good so far. Supposedly that don’t fold up. We will see
Weather tech has floor liner to, can I get both ? Or maybe just the floor mats. Also can I just buy the front mats ?
Weathertech floor liners are what he is showing in the video. They are a harder material and formed to fit. Their Mats are rubbery like any traditional mat is and they can often be ordered as a vehicle specific exact fit but they also have generic mats I believe. I don’t think exact fit mats on top of exact fit liners would be a good option but I couldn’t say for certain.
I don’t know,,,,work or personal use that’s a lot of money to pay for Floor liners,,, especially when they curl up like that and the surface wears off,,,, I was thinking about buying them for my 2010 Toyota Tacoma access cab now I don’t think I will
Why does the floor mats not sit right on the bend up in the truck my mats do the same thing
Weather Tech floor mats aren't made for vehicles with vinyl floors- they're meant for use on carpet floorboards. It says it on their website. That's why they fit so poorly in your truck
Idk.
I’ve had the new OEM Ford WT style floor mats for over a year and they’ve been great.
I was considering buying weather tech floor mats but I changed my mind bc my brother got some they didn't fit well and they had cracked after 8 months. He wasn't happy he said they are over priced
Floor liners are better.
Would those issues be covered under their lifetime warranty for manufacturer defect?
Yes
@@DS-TRUCKS perfect. At least there’s a silver lining. I just purchased the HP ones for both my vehicles. Hopefully they work well.
@@eddiemilton3819 they approached me about the video. They wanted to replace them. WeatherTech is a great company!
@@DS-TRUCKS that’s awesome!!!!
I got a 2020 f-150 with factory mats. Why I simply can not understand didn’t Ford mat go all the way up like Weather Tech does. No cover under the gas pedal, the most dirt and mud will come off your shoes at the gas pedal. I bought a vinyl clear plastic to put under it. 🤷♂️🤦🏻♂️. Why Ford not cover the whole floor. Also I bought a set of husky mats for a Blazer which we still use and have. If you think Weather Tech rolls, wait until you try Husky. They are horrible, my first and last Husky floor liners. I’ve bought four sets of Weather Tech after trying Husky
Maybe husky made a change,. My huskies haven't curled up at all.
Stick on Velcro fixes the gaps
my weathertech floormats do look good and fit good except on the edges that don't lay flat. I inherited mine but would not recommend. For the high price they could be a little thicker and fit better.
Husky has better edges
Bro looks like you dont take care of them i have a set in my escalade and my CTS they still look new. Theyve been in my escalade for 4yrs and in my cts for 2yrs. The escalade is used as a work truck. Just ordered a set today for my SRX. Did you set them out in the sun or use a heat gun on a low setting when you got them? Do you ever take them out and spray them off or treat them with anything? A ton of work to take them out? Are you kidding me.......
Are you dragging your feet in when you get in the vehicle?
I'm not... Idk tho...
my grand dad is a contractor and his WT mats have lasted around 7 or 8 years. its weird that yours have done that.
WeatherTechs are good, don't get me wrong. But so far the Huskies have been a little better.
@@DS-TRUCKS good to know, ive been trying to figure out which set to get.
Great video man
Thanks!
looks to me like the floor mats did a great job for a work truck.
Yes. They most definitely saved my floors!
Weather tech states that they don’t work well with vinyl floorboards
Really... Didn't know that...
where do they say that? is it on their web site? i don't see it in their FAQ.
@@ChristopherStandardTime I was reading the description and it said that
I've had ridiculously cheap mats last long than those. Around 4 years. Still looked amazing and cheap with amazing protection to my carpet. Not saying they're not high quality, cause they are. Im just saying take better care of your things you buy cause its your money spent.
Your right. Will do.
WeatherTech has contacted me and offered to replace! They are a great company!
HERE IS AN UPDATE ON HUSKY LINES 6 MONTHS LATER - ruclips.net/video/cwOVL3cbG3s/видео.html
Here are some links
WeatherTech- amzn.to/3g0zRx5
Huskyliner- amzn.to/3g0qa1K
I am pretty sure these are floor liners not floor mats.
It appears that the difference matters and the mixing terms would be confusing to consumers.
It looks like WeatherTech has 3D Floor Liners, 3D Floor Mats, and regular floor mats and descending price points.
that's why you lay it in your driveway and allow it to heat up in the sun and lay flat
Or just buy husky
Did you send the mats back to Weathertech? If so, did they honor their lifetime guarantee and send you replacement mats?
I did not send them in. I put them in my old truck work truck...
I wonder if you cant relax the curling with a heat gun and some weight on top
They have a lifetime warranty, just get a replacement set
"Limited" lifetime warranty. Doesn't cover normal wear and tear
Curling looks to be from the cubby on the door.
It does seem like that!
Nah, I ordered brand new ones and the back one piece curls on the outside out of the box.
Maybe I should go with Toyota mats
Just received a set for my 2020 F-150. All I can say is the "Perfect Fit" is BS. The driver side mat fits fairly well. Passenger side shows gaps against the door column. Rear mat fit is terrible - it will not even lie flat against the floor so the edges roll up when you shut the doors ..Not worth the price IMO
Same.
I drive a sedan, rarely, 2200 miles in three years. Mine look awful. save your money and replace them more frequent with cheap once.
That happened to my weather tech camry too
WeatherTech products damaged my truck requiring 1500 in damages. They refuse to even communicate about the issue. Buy their products at your own risk!
Heat it up a lil bit and flatten it
Gaps and seemingly cheap construction I’m not happy I just got them the box was very light and they were expensive
Will it be possible to fit a Left Hand Drive floor liners to a Right Hand Drive vehicle with the same exact model of the car??
Get the new Hp version...WAY BETTER!
The floor liners are better than the floor mats...
Heavier Use = Heavier Wear
Lighter Use = Lighter Wear
2 years and mine don’t look anywhere near what those do!
I work em hard
Feel like weather tech especially for the pice is more for a “babied” vehicle but ive never had an issue with them
WeatherTechs are not bad... This is the first time I've ever had any issues. But they still did their job!
Lifetime warranty they will replace them