Are WeatherTech mats better than Husky?

WeatherTech vs Husky Liner Floor Mats Admittedly, WeatherTech is the more widely known brand for floor mats, but Husky offers similar floorboard protection and quality, often at a lower price. Both of them come built-in with form-fit edges to expertly shield your floor and clothes from the muck and fluids.

What mats are better than WeatherTech?

For about the same cost as our top pick, Husky WeatherBeater Floor Liners offer fit, coverage, and protection that are almost as good as that of WeatherTech FloorLiners. They’re well-shaped, although their sidewalls aren’t quite as high as the WeatherTechs and the lip around the perimeter isn’t as pronounced.

Are WeatherTech better than OEM?

The OEM mats are the most flexible and have more give, whereas WeatherTech Liners are very stiff in structure and don’t bend. The Husky Liners have some give but not as much as the OEM.

What’s the difference between WeatherTech and Husky Liners?

Just hose the liner off and get back in action. Husky full-protection packages come in a three colors — one less than WeatherTech — and those are black, grey and tan. All are backed by the company’s Lifetime Warranty.

What kind of floor mat does Husky make?

Husky also makes the rigid thermoplastic WeatherBeater floor mats as well, similar to the solid structure of the WeatherTech floor mats but with a rubberized surface for traction. Both options here come with a lifetime warranty as well, not that I can really imagine anyone wearing out any of the options here.

Where does WeatherTech make the best floor mats?

Based in Bolingbrook, Illinois, but with dealers across the country, WeatherTech truly sets the bar high in the realm of not just aftermarket floor mats for trucks, cars and vans, but cargo and trunk liners as well.

What kind of warranty does WeatherTech have?

Like all WeatherTech products, this extreme-duty line carries a Limited Lifetime Warranty against general wear-and-tear. They’re also available in four exclusive colors — black, grey, tan and cocoa — to match or accent your interior.