tamnalan

Ahh... that's the beauty of it. Just pull the Husky mat and shake the frozen water out. Takes all of 10 seconds to do it, and your carpet stays water and salt free.

EricTheOracle

If anybody wants my rear, tan color weather tech mat that has the cutout for the subwoofer cut out, pm me with an offer.

The mat is in good shape since it was covered by shipping blankets so my dogs would be comfortable but curls in the back. It is fine for humans.

rohada

I agree with IXFE. The rubber OEM F150 mats are a nice fit with ample channeling. The front driver's mat snaps into place. Great price. I have the set suitable for non sub woofer trucks.

reward69

I've had them all and the stock rubber ones are some of the best I've had overall. Weather tech is last on my list over priced IMO for what you get.

ccc150

Have had zero trouble with the Huskies, front only

archer23

I was a little dissapointed in the weathertechs, just to slick I think. When/if they wear out or when/if I get tired of them, I'll probably get the Maxpiders.

dcalicotte03

We have weather techs in out work pickup trucks and I think they are garbage. Especially for the price. I LOVE the oem all weather mats I got. Thick, heavy rubber that stays put like mentioned before. And I got front and back for 85 bucks. I think they look better too. Looks less rugged but in reality are way more durable than weather techs. I highly recommend them.

feller

Love weather tech digital fit floor liners. They keep the carpet dry and clean, wear great and clean up with the hose or pressure washer like new.

IXFE

Haha. Rugged treatment... is that what they call four kids? Lol

Honestly that's just everyday family use. Kids getting in and out multiple times each day, trips to costco, family road trips, etc. We don't even use them year around, just winter time. I'm much prefer the look and feel of the oem carpet mats.

I hadn't thought to try a heat gun. Might work.

Honestly though, much of my issue with WT is just the way they handled the warranty. I buy alot of firearms from American companies like Kimber, Springfield Armory, Ruger, Savage, Remington, Leupold, Vortex, etc. On occasion I've had customer service interactions with these great American companies and I'm always amazed at the personal touch and customer first treatment I receive. I mistakenly assumed Weathertech would be similar.

Now that I think about it, the businesd model is a high price, heavy advertisement, minimize warranty cost model. The PnL has high gross margins driven by the inflated pricing and low cost of sales (were talking about molded plastic, folks). Inventory is kept to a bare minimum which keeps write offs low, but explains why it takes so long to get your mats. warranty terms are lean further minimizing cos. From an opex perspective r&d and g&a are low (small company, with maybe one fte on the cad workstation, if that). That leaves s&m which is where the real investment is. Most of that money we give them funds the numerous print, tv, and web ads. Nothing wrong with this formula, I just would rather not fund it with my hard earned cash.

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