tko_818

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U can buy them from eBay, most sellers will ship to Canada

KILOFINAL

I just checked ebay and there is a company there that is selling these mats for the SCAB, front and rear for about $160

FFbill

I have and love them. I had a coffee mug open up on the floor of the passenger seat. The spill stayed contained even when driving and I just pulled It Out and poured it clean. I'm a fan. The one behind the rear seat is my favorite though. I am constantly throwing things back there and don't need to worry about dirt getting loose to the floor. Just vacuum it up once in a while. Amazing.

11SCREWBall

Husky liners are ****! Great coverage, look good, reasonable price, what more could you ask for.
I have never had any other type for comparision, but lets face it, it's floor mats, there is not a lot you could really do to make them any better

11SCREWBall

Also, does anyone have any photos of the over the hump piece of the husky mats?
I only have the two fronts and rear pieces

cwsartain

Is this rear mat a husky? When I ordered mine from a local off road store, they said husky didn't make one that covered the entire rear area of a screw, which didn't make sense to me. But he'd already orders them so I took em. If these are huskys then I'm going to go back and demand a new one. Also, do you happen to remember the part number?

tko_818

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The part number for a full coverage supercrew rear mat in black is h19331.. they also have tan or grey

cdj588

My truck has 2 floor posts that you attach the factory floor mats to to keep them from moving around. Does the Husky liner also do this or do they solely rely on the spikes on the bttom of the matt?

tko_818

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My huskyliners came with two indentations for the posts. it doesnt snap in place like the factory ones do, but the posts get stuck in the indentations and keeps the mat in place.. i've never had an issue with it moving

cdj588

Just got my Husky Weatherbeaters in. I like them and they will no doubt last but I feel like they are too flimsy to retian there shape long term, especially in the TX heat.

For those of you who have owned the Husky and the Weathertech, which one was thicker material?