I ordered my Husky liners the first week in November and due to heavy backlog issues, and the national supply chain issue, I received mine two days before Christmas. They were worth the wait.
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Husky Floor Liners Mats vs Ford Factory Floor Liners - pics & review
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Are your Ford all-weather mats rubber? I have a Badlands and the factory Ford mats for the rubberized flooring are pretty sorted out...fairly-thick rubber, and they fit well (lay flat with no curling). They were pricey, but I used some of my Ford Pass points to ease the pain. I know the all-weather mats for the Broncos with carpeted floors are different part numbers than the mats for the rubberized floors.
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The mats I have are rubber for my carpeted Base. They were the optional ones from the order/factory/B&P.
They layed in place well, they just do not cover the pedal area enough for my use. Tons of crap gets past them there.
I took pics of that specific area in the 1st post.
NOTE: I had already vacuumed that area when I decide to flop the factory ones back in just to take the pics real quick.
My Husky floor liners work exactly as advertised. However, I ordered my Husky liners the first week in November and due to heavy backlog issues, and the national supply chain issue, I received mine two days before Christmas. They were worth the wait.
Same here. Just got the rear liner, still waiting on the fronts. Ordered mid-December.
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I have Ford liners....I bought them with the Bronco....sight unseen....yikes! As for the lack of coverage by the pedals, I put self-adessive clear plastic to cover the carpet until I get Weathertech liners!
I got the ford liners, because they are the best looking of the bunch by a mile.
do wish there was more coverage under the pedals, probably worried about a toyota situation or something.
Owell, luckily Im not in snow climate, so its not a huge deal for me.
do wish there was more coverage under the pedals, probably worried about a toyota situation or something.
Owell, luckily Im not in snow climate, so its not a huge deal for me.
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Just found them on Amazon. Just needed something easier to clean sand off from the beach and did not want any branding on it.
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Looking at photographs of those mats hurts my eyes! I'm sure they are not that way in real life.
I can’t confirm, i usually don’t stare at them while driving
Bought weathertechs for my car in 2013. Carpets still look new from the factory. Never used my factory carpeted floor mats, they are under the guess bed.
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I was going to order the ford mats then changed my mind and ordered Husky x-act in November. I keep getting emails that they are delayed and were supposed to go be here this week. I got a new email that the front ones won‘t be here until about a month from now. Then on Saturday the rear mats just showed up with no shipping email. From what I can see from the rear mat, they are pretty nice.
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Do you remember the Toyota Prius driver side mat debacle from the early 2000s? Because of that manufacturers no longer provide mats that cover the underside of the gas pedal. This is the main reason why I go aftermarket.
The only reason why owners use the OEM mat is because they don’t care about all the crud that accumulates under the pedal or they are just cheap.
The only reason why owners use the OEM mat is because they don’t care about all the crud that accumulates under the pedal or they are just cheap.
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Do you have your Bronco yet? Carpet or washout floor? Curious on the fit of the x-act contours as that's what I've had in my Raptor and they've been great. The weatherbeaters look like they fit nice but someone here also mentioned that Husky recommends the X-act for washout floor, which is what I have... picking up today!
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