Apeman

I'm happy with the weathertechs up front but I don't like them for the rear. They don't fit properly in my opinion. The rear mat is jammed against the center console even though its pulled back all the way, and I don't like that they aren't contoured to the floor back by the seat and the door. They just stick up and sit there instead of going all the way to the back of the floor.

Lethal Weapon

+5 on the Weathertechs!
Only have them for the front. (I still have the OEM in the rear)

-I'm not too sure about some of the others mentioned, but Weathertech is also Made in the U.S.A.


.... ' Merica !!!!

ThatBlue4x4

I have Weathertechs front and back and I really like them.

crypto

Thinking about getting them myself. Definitely for the front. Do you have the same issue Apeman described?

Apeman

I like the fact that they're made here too. Maybe I'm too picky about them but they bother me. It also didn't sit well with me when the Weathertech rep told me "they all do that. It's the way they're made". The cut out area for the factory sub could also be moved over more and under the sub for more protection.



They're all the way back and it's puffed up here

Scotsskier

The OEMs are a good heavy duty mat and look robust enough to take plenty of punishment. I had thought about weather tech but when i saw the quality of the OEMs in the FX4 realized it was unnecessary. The rear mat in the SCREW also provides great coverage

Lethal Weapon

Nothing wrong with being picky at all & don't blame ya...if they don't fit well, that's not good.
I only have the Weathertechs for the fronts & those babys fit fantastic. I have no experience with any mats other than the flat OEM carpeted ones in the rear as I rarely have passengers back there. Though when I do, I wish I had better ones.
Now I just noticed that Scotsskier (& a few others in previous posts) are mentioning that OEM has a fitting heavy duty one for the rear....Hmmmm? maybe we both may need to look in those for the rear???

NASSTY

The rear Weathertech liner fits perfect in a supercab with a flow through console. It wraps around the flow through console and fits tight against the rear seat brackets so it can't slide around.

Apeman

I have the factory rear mat that they are talking about. It is thicker than the weathertech mat and has deep grooves to collect water. I wanted a mat with more of a lip to catch more water or anything my son might spill back there and keep it from rolling onto the carpet. I don't think my truck even came with a carpeted mat in the rear. Only the rubber one

ThatBlue4x4

The only problem I have with the rear is that the cupholders by the floor don't like to fold down all the way because the mat is jammed up against them. This is in a supercab.