All weather floor mats

They look like a straight ripoff of the Weathertech, including the Chicago skyline pic (Weathertech is Chicago based and still does their manufacturing in IL). Like my Bartacts, the Weathertech mats were expensive, but almost 5 years later still look like new. Not much else these days holds up like that, especially made in America.
 
Well I will give them a try, got a New Year’s Day run that is looking to be sloppy day of mud and snow and they can be here Monday.
 
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I have the Husky Liners classic style floor liners which I installed back in 2007 when I bought my 2004 TJ Rubicon. Great fit, still working well today. I see they're still made in the USA and cost $60. They're thicker and fit better than the Weathertech that we have in my wife's 2014 Patriot.
 
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Those look like a great option. Only thing missing that I can see would be the hole to capture the liner on the hook built into the front carpet. Keeps the liners from wandering around..

I have the Bestop all weather floor liners. Installed by the PO. Zero complaints about those as well.
 
Those look like a great option. Only thing missing that I can see would be the hole to capture the liner on the hook built into the front carpet. Keeps the liners from wandering around..

I have the Bestop all weather floor liners. Installed by the PO. Zero complaints about those as well.

My old Husky Liners do have a raised bump that fits over the carpet hook. That and the nubs on the backside prevent them from moving around.
 
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Pictures and reviews look fine, theyre floormats
Dont overthink it

I have a childhood friend of my cousins who works at Weathertech in Bolingbrook. Ive gotten some sets at employee discounts, and plenty of others Ive bought off Amazon for 1/3rd the price for various vehicles Ive been happy with

im running these in the Jeep
For as much as these cost, they didnt fit the front as well as Id have expected
https://www.amazon.com/Rugged-Ridge-All-Terrain-12987-10-1997-2006/dp/B001TJ1WB2/?tag=wranglerorg-20
 
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I like my 7 year old Walmart cheapo mats. They hold mud and water well, until I dump them.
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Amazon quick delivery, product gives a good first impression. Material does not seems as heavy as the Husky that I had in my Toyota. But it is molded and seems lay in there nicely. Covers my dead pedal and with a heat gun may conform even better around it. No pick up anchor point for the factory retainer but also does not seem to want move. On one hand an opening would seem appropriate on the other it would cause a leak point. No driving impression just yet, New Years Day it will get a thorough test depending how deep the snow gets.

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Amazon has these listed. Wondering if anyone has tried them?


https://www.amazon.com/dp/B0B5XMF4QY/?tag=wranglerorg-20


Looking for better coverage without going to weather tech price points…. I am probably going to need to trim for my dead pedal, another reason not to excited to spend the big bucks

Those look a lot like WeatherTech Floorliners. I might try those, but I already have WeatherTech. I had Bestop and Rugged Ridge and they sucked comparably.
 
New Year’s Day snow run/product test.

The all day off road club adventure did not disappoint on the adventure side. I wasn’t home till 2:00 this morning. LOTS of hands on recovery time- shovels, traction boards, pull strap winches, and let’s not forget shovels- lots of digging. Things learned:
  1. bake potatoes on the engine takes way more time than expected
  2. Kinetic ropes are friggin awesome
  3. Apparently more people than you think drive around with winches that don’t work
  4. You do lots of shenanigans at 10 psi tire pressure.
  5. You can have a good time even when stuck
  6. Floor mats do not shift, have good traction when wet even when your are stiff, soaked to the bone with near frozen toes.
  7. Mat could double as a coi pond.

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I have Quadratec, love 'em.

also have Quadratec, no complaints. We have weathertech in the 4 runner and they're definitely nicer, but I probably wouldn't spend the extra money. We only had the weathertech's because some neighbors gave them away after selling their 4runner.
 
also have Quadratec, no complaints. We have weathertech in the 4 runner and they're definitely nicer, but I probably wouldn't spend the extra money. We only had the weathertech's because some neighbors gave them away after selling their 4runner.

Sorry can talk about 4Runners right now…PTSD. Had a stock 2015 behind in the precession. E-lock but totally stock. I pulled him out 5 times digging and on the kinetic and the group encourage me to keep it attach and drag him. 5 miles I freight trained him and I down the trail until we both got hung on our frames in a messy drift….3-4 hours before I could move again…night fall came, snow falling, it was beginning to look like we could have a Donner Party reenactment
 
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My thinking is you can buy them and throw them away three times for the price of the big name brand-

And they genuinely do look good

You can tell they fit great

Already got me considering a pair