Like it says, it’s time to get some winter mats for the car.

Thanks,
Bob

They're the best but don't overlook Huskies. I've bought WT off craigslist before too. People trade or sell their vehicle and save the mats then sell them for cheap (eventually anyway).

I just ordered a front pair earlier this week from their site. Amazon was charging about the same price so I decided to order them direct.

Same price everywhere when I looked.

I have a like new set for a 03' or newer Lincoln Town car that I need to sell.

They are not made as good as they used to be. I was disappointed in them. Flimsy and loses their shape around the edges.

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Originally posted by FiveFiveSixFan:
I just ordered a front pair earlier this week from their site. Amazon was charging about the same price so I decided to order them direct.

And that's what I believe you'll find. When I last shopped a set, virtually everyone had them for about the same pricing.

I have a front set from a 2012-2016 SuperDuty unused if they fit your needs.

I bought 3 sets for our vehicles from Cabelas when they had some 20% off codes.

I went to E-Bay and found an off brand (sorry don't recall the name) for my Toyota Highlander. 4 mats ,Front and rear. Lazer fit. Identical to WT. Cost $86. The WT set was $127.

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Originally posted by silverspyder1996:
I bought 3 sets for our vehicles from Cabelas when they had some 20% off codes.

Cabelas Trail Gear is made by WeatherTech and I have a few sets purchased there.

1 set straight from WeatherTech directly and one from Amazon.

WeatherTech quality has slipped substantially for the last two vehicles.
They are a lot thinner than they used to be and all cup after a short while especially in the summer heat.

Don't mean to rain on your parade (or throw shade as the Gen x's say ) But I've have had both Weather Tech and Husky. Husky all the way for me. Fit better, thicker and more resilient. That said, I don't think there are any deals on either brand unless you get some sort of discount code from sellers like Auto Anything.

Thanks for the offer, but I have a 19 Optima.

Bob

I just ordered some Maxpedition ones.

Thanks guys,
Bob

I've had good luck autoanything.com. Talk with a rep online and you can get deals.

I found the Husky liner to cover better and just a better overall mat.
Well worth the $150 for a front and rear set.

OP - I have a set of Weather Tech mats in the wife's Yukon and a set of Husky Liners in my Sierra. I can tell you that the Husky Liners are the better floor mat.

(The Weather Tech mats are curling as noted in previous threads. The Husky Liners are made with a different material and they lay better on the floor and don't curl.)

The premium Huskies are 3 times the mat than Weathertech. Much better conforming, more supple but equally as tough. Confirm this with your specific vehicle however.

I'm another Husky guy. Great fit ,coverage and warranty
Because the way I position my boot heal (off the re-enforced pad area) I wore a hole in one. I sent them an email about my concern and essentially thier reply was "what's your shipping address" and a apology. A few days later I recieved a whole new front set.