Floor Mats and Liners -- best recommendations?

[Breptar]

Hello,

Just curious what the best floor mats and liners are these days? I’ve always known weather tech to be one of the best options, but curious if there is anything out there that I should be looking out for?

I’ve also seen some folks line the back of the second row as well. Is there multiple
Options for that liner?

What are you guys using on your raptors and how do you like them?

Thanks!

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[Arokcrwlr]

You'll probably get many different opinions on this, but I like the Tuxmat floor mats. I was always a WeatherTech guy, but these Tuxmats are the shit IMHO. I don't have cargo area mats, so can't comment on that.

 

[BigHoof]

The Weathertechs are Meh. Lots of better options but were the only ones saying they worked with the wash out floor when I bought mine. I should have known better from past experience with them. Husky mats are far superior if you buy the rubbery X-Act Contour version but at the time did not offer for mine.

The Tuxmats are pretty nice.

 

[e34john]

I've always put Husky liners in the trucks.

 

[Brian_B]

The weathetech floor mats aren’t bad - nothing special though. Their cargo mat is horrible though

 

[WheresMyBronco]

I'll be honest, my weather tech floor mats fit terribly in 2nd row. Lots of lifting on the edges and doesn't sit flat against the door sills. Front ones are pretty solid, but I expected better from them based on my past experiences.

Maybe it's just me though, idk.

 

[kr_1315]

Husky is what I have in all I’ve my vehicles, including my Bronco. Completely satisfied.

Weathertech mats are overrated, and their customer service is terrible.

 

[KyTruckPlant]

I've been perfectly happy with the Ford floor liners. I modified the second row liners so that they attach to one another with a couple of snaps to prevent possible loss while driving with the doors off.

 

[Wolfeman]

I tried the Husky X-act Contour liners at first and the second row fit left quite a bit to be desired. I ended up with the factory floor liners and they fit the best. I do have the washout floor so maybe the Husky mats fit better with the carpet vs washout interior.

 

[Breptar]

Hi everyone - thank you so much for your responses and suggestions!

 

[BigFootie]

I’m pretty happy with the factory liners.

 

[swamp2]

I tried the Husky X-act Contour liners at first and the second row fit left quite a bit to be desired. I ended up with the factory floor liners and they fit the best. I do have the washout floor so maybe the Husky mats fit better with the carpet vs washout interior.

I guess you think that even with washout, you want another layer of protection? I'm keen to see what these Factory liners over washout look like.

 

[BigFootie]

I guess you think that even with washout, you want another layer of protection? I'm keen to see what these Factory liners over washout look like.

I have liners over my Badlands Sport with the rubber floor. I would definitely put liners on the wash out floor. Back in the old days all they had were rubber floors and you would wear thru them with your heals assuming you kept it a while.

The liners only Heritage are on carpet and make it easy to clean and protect the carpet from wear.

 

[kr_1315]

I tried the Husky X-act Contour liners at first and the second row fit left quite a bit to be desired. I ended up with the factory floor liners and they fit the best. I do have the washout floor so maybe the Husky mats fit better with the carpet vs washout interior.

That's a valid point. I cut all the nubs off my Husky mats. When removed, they fit the washout floor very well.

 

[Wolfeman]

That's a valid point. I cut all the nubs off my Husky mats. When removed, they fit the washout floor very well.

The front row Husky mats seemed to fit just fine. The rears looked like they would never fit as well as the factory mats.

The factory mats for the 2nd row have the same channel design on the bottom that fits into the channels that are built into the washout floor. Keeps them from shifting around.

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