Ford rubber floor mats are garbage

[Bronco4]

WTF. This pisses me off. I should know better than buying optional things from a manufacturer.

Did you not read about all the positive comments on Floor liners?

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[Rhino67]

I got them with my basesqautch and yes I noticed them being a little thin, but they fit nice and are holding up well. I like them. Plus they look good.

 

[Jfoster05]

A few others on here have liked them. I guess we'll eventually get a general consensus

I love mine! Already had my son spill ice cream on there passenger side and so happy that I have them. Just washed right off. I’ve had weather tech before and would say it’s the same.

 

[WuNgUn]

Weathertech or bust. They've been the only company, that I've used, that makes the best floor mats.

Never heard of Tuxmat? Much better coverage and layered/padded. Very high quality... Maybe look too nice in a Bronco though

 

[CyberBronco]

This is what I'll be getting if/when they are available for Bronco:

https://www.3dmatsusa.com/

I don’t see bronco listed on their website?

 

[Stitches1974]

Never heard of Tuxmat? Much better coverage and layered/padded. Very high quality... Maybe look too nice in a Bronco though

Never heard of them. Next time I'm in the market for some, I'll look into them.

 

[Stitches1974]

I hate the Weathertechs in my Durango (which I paid a bundle for). They're hard, thin, discolor almost immediately (they'll never look black again) and curl at the edges. And the "laser measured" mat for the cargo area was literally 4 inches too narrow!!! I ended up swapping that one with the dealer for a 3D MAXpider mat that actually fit correctly (and was designed to fold with the 3rd row up).

The rubber Monster Mats in my VWs have been the only floor mats I've ever been truly happy with.

I never had those issues. Only reason why I can recommend them. I had them in Florida with all the heat out here. No rolling or discoloration. Worked great in Missouri with all the dirt, clay, and snow. Kept everything on the mat.

Got Huskys for my Toyota 86 and gaps galore.

 

[Stitches1974]

Interesting, cuz the weathertechs in my GT350 fit like this...fuckin horrible. Also, weathertech only bothers to cover half of the dead pedal, whereas Husky covers the entire thing so that dirt doesn't pile down behind it every time you put your foot on it. The Huskys in my RS fit way better, but I don't have pics.

I hate the weathertech material too. The color is "meh" and the texture is stupid. Huskys are black and stay that way. Weathertechs look faded from day 1 and only get worse. Huskys also clean up better due to not being textured.

I'd be pissed if I had mine fit like that. You're right to be upset as well for that price tag. What you're seeing with your WT is what the Husky mats looked like for me. I've not had any discoloration in any of the mats I've had. Black or the grey.

 

[buzpro]

Interesting, cuz the weathertechs in my GT350 fit like this...fuckin horrible. Also, weathertech only bothers to cover half of the dead pedal, whereas Husky covers the entire thing so that dirt doesn't pile down behind it every time you put your foot on it. The Huskys in my RS fit way better, but I don't have pics.

I hate the weathertech material too. The color is "meh" and the texture is stupid. Huskys are black and stay that way. Weathertechs look faded from day 1 and only get worse. Huskys also clean up better due to not being textured.

That's HORRIBLE!!

 

[RedHotFuzz]

Here are my "laser fit" Weathertechs in my Durango:

 

[VictoryLights]

Did you not read about all the positive comments on Floor liners?

No

 

[bytheway]

Weather techs in my Toyota started out ok but over the years started curling at the edges and got more stiff and cheap feeling. Probably wouldn’t buyanother set. I bought the OEM mats and cargo liner because the logos looked nice, I’ll be disappointed if they’re poor quality after spending $250+ between the two.

 

[Tellsnow]

I picked up the floor mats along with the rear cargo mat from a local Ford dealer last week who was stocking both. After a few hundred miles and a couple nights of camping with them (and the lady and 2 dogs) I have to say I'm pleased. Initial reaction was that they were a bit thin but still had some weight to them. I was happy to see that they were pretty flexible as I prefer that to the harder/not as flexible shell type mats. I find that they make noise and just don't feel very natural, maybe a bit cheap feeling too. The fit was good and they stayed in place... nobody got their foot caught on an edge, etc. Also washed off well. These are pics a few rides post-wash in my Big Bend.

 

[Chief1301]

Weathertech or bust. They've been the only company, that I've used, that makes the best floor mats.

Weathertech is a great American Company. Made in USA! Worth every penny!

 

[buzpro]

I picked up the floor mats along with the rear cargo mat from a local Ford dealer last week who was stocking both. After a few hundred miles and a couple nights of camping with them (and the lady and 2 dogs) I have to say I'm pleased. Initial reaction was that they were a bit thin but still had some weight to them. I was happy to see that they were pretty flexible as I prefer that to the harder/not as flexible shell type mats. I find that they make noise and just don't feel very natural, maybe a bit cheap feeling too. The fit was good and they stayed in place... nobody got their foot caught on an edge, etc. Also washed off well. These are pics a few rides post-wash in my Big Bend.

That overlap flap in the back set is what bugs me the most .... I was expecting a one piece for the back.
You're saying it stays in place and its not a big deal?

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