John Read

Anyone use Wade brand?

BennyBoi

http://i.walmartimages.com/i/p/00/03...12_180X180.jpg

around 20 bucks at walmart. They do what i need them to do.

John Read

This is hard to argue.

Stickman81

I labored over a set of replacement mats and settled on a carpeted set from a local store (perhaps Target). I like something a bit less industrial looking than the Weatherguard mats. I don't track much mud and yuck.

I am unhappy with the fit of the mats because the driver's side keeps sliding around. I will either get a grommet and punch a hole in the driver's side mat to mount the grommet to keep it in place on the stock hook or, get another set.

I don't care for the black mats because my truck has the Pebble carpet, but I like the following Harley mats a lot.

http://www.ebay.com/itm/290914118782?_trksid=p2055119.m1438.l2649&ssPageName=STRK%3AMEBIDX%3AIT

Rick's 06

I think getting the right floor mats depends a lot on how you use the truck. If you live up north with the snow and yuck, work in construction and drag in a lot of mud, well then I think the Weathertechs or Husky's are the ticket. If you're like me though and live farther south and don't have snow to deal with, then something less expensive will probably suffice. I do like the rubber mats just because I can clean them and they look new again. Carpeted mats look good when new, but they're hard to keep that way.

Roadweasel

Exactly. I get into a lot of crap occasionally and also drag a lot of snow into the cab during the winter. Mats that cup debris are what I needed.

fenza89

weather tech in the front and back of my supercrew cab, hands down the best

jceclipse01

have you got your rugged ridge matts? I would like to know how you like them.

lolubeenpwned

The weathertech digifits are going to be your best bet, but they are aobut $200 for front and back, at least for me.

4nwtf

Husky liners in my last 4 trucks. Love them