Yea or nay?

I like mine. My parents like theirs.

big yea from me

Look at Husky liners as well.

Good stuff.

Yes

Good product. I had some tear rather easily last year and I notified them about it (items were 6 months old). They shipped me new ones at no cost/no questions asked.

I like mine & the Bride likes hers.

I've got them in both farm trucks. Worth it to keep grass and mud off your carpet.

Like mine but occasionally the drivers side mat buckles a little and starts catching on the clutch pedal. Very annoying.

I pull it out, leave it in the sun an hour or so, it flattens out and stays flat for a month or so till it happens again.

If yours is an auto tranny, likely no issue.

PS. Sun, that was when we used to occasionally have sun!

Nay from me.

I had them in my last truck. The drivers side was ok since there was a hook in the floor. The passenger side slid all over the place anytime someone sat in that seat. So either EVERY passenger was fidgity or the mats slid on the carpet. Also the lip thats designed to flow spills out the door caught the door the very first time the door closed and curled up. Never did lay down after that. The single mat for the back only stayed put because it went all the way across. But I felt it was too narrow and didn't extend under the front seats far enough.

For my new F150, i bought the heavy duty rubber mats from Ford. They don't move, they've got deep grooves and will hold plenty of spils/grime, and things that are set on them don't budge!

Have the liners in every vehicle we own. Worked great in the Pacific NW were muddy boots was almost a daily occurrence.

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Like mine but occasionally the drivers side mat buckles a little and starts catching on the clutch pedal. Very annoying.

I pull it out, leave it in the sun an hour or so, it flattens out and stays flat for a month or so till it happens again.

If yours is an auto tranny, likely no issue.

PS. Sun, that was when we used to occasionally have sun!

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Same issue on mine, '08 Tacoma. Very carefully marked the interference location, and used a very sharp knife to trim if off and bevel the edges. No problem since.

Mine were a gift, but I woulda bought em for myself if somebody else hadn't.

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Nay from me.

I had them in my last truck. The drivers side was ok since there was a hook in the floor. The passenger side slid all over the place anytime someone sat in that seat. So either EVERY passenger was fidgity or the mats slid on the carpet. Also the lip thats designed to flow spills out the door caught the door the very first time the door closed and curled up. Never did lay down after that. The single mat for the back only stayed put because it went all the way across. But I felt it was too narrow and didn't extend under the front seats far enough.

For my new F150, i bought the heavy duty rubber mats from Ford. They don't move, they've got deep grooves and will hold plenty of spils/grime, and things that are set on them don't budge!

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This is my concern for the ones I just put in my truck. I am sticking with them but one thing I prefer about the Husky liners is that they have cleats to keep them in place.

Agreed on the negatives above. I've got them in my Tundra and I'll buy the Husky liners the next time around. They slide around too much and since I didn't get carpet liners from the factory, I don't even have a hook on the driver's side (obviously doesn't bother me enough to buy a hook though).

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I've got them in both farm trucks. Worth it to keep grass and mud off your carpet.

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Carpet? In a truck? What is this carpet you speak of?

Have them in my Tundra and like them a lot.

I have had them in every vehicle I have ever owned. I don't have the hook on my passenger side but the newer weather tech liners are coming with a cleat and it has worked awesome

I wouldn't get the regular weather tech mats. Get the DigitalFit ones that are made specifically for your truck. I have a set for the front and back. I like them. Heard that the Huskys are just as good.

Ditto what Kenneth said. Those ford mats are 10 times better. Same experience

Great product. Wouldn't go without. Makes for pristine floors when you go to trade in.

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Nay from me.

I had them in my last truck. The drivers side was ok since there was a hook in the floor. The passenger side slid all over the place anytime someone sat in that seat. So either EVERY passenger was fidgity or the mats slid on the carpet. Also the lip thats designed to flow spills out the door caught the door the very first time the door closed and curled up. Never did lay down after that. The single mat for the back only stayed put because it went all the way across. But I felt it was too narrow and didn't extend under the front seats far enough.

For my new F150, i bought the heavy duty rubber mats from Ford. They don't move, they've got deep grooves and will hold plenty of spils/grime, and things that are set on them don't budge!

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+1 on the Ford mats for F-150 owners. They are half the price of Weathertech. Since they are made of rubber things don't have a tendency to slide on them which is a bonus.

Love em in my truck. The ones for my wife's suv slide around in the front. Also bought the mat for the back of the suv, which she loves.

Love ours. Need to get some for my 05 F150

I think this has been mentioned before but those that are saying they slide around do you have the mats or liners. The liners I have seen including the ones in my wife's Explorer fit so tight it is impossible for them to slide around even a little.

The liners shouldn't move at all they are snug I think they have to be talking about the mats

Love.mine in my f150... wouldnt have anything else.

Hell yes on my digital fit weathertecs in my F150. Buying them for my wife's 4Runner soon.

Love my huskys

Just got digital fits for my new 4Runner. They're great.

I opted for a set of Rugged Ridge Liners based off the reviews of Weathertechs sliding and Husky Liners losing shape.

I've had them for a couple months now and have been great thus far. The liners come with an anchor point you can install on driver side if your truck doesn't have a hook already. In addition to the anchor point, all the liners have the little nipples on the back.

The front/rear liner combo was about $160 off Amazon.

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I think this has been mentioned before but those that are saying they slide around do you have the mats or liners. The liners I have seen including the ones in my wife's Explorer fit so tight it is impossible for them to slide around even a little.

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I had the liners in my dodge. Lips on the sides going up the post, and the drain out the door part. I hated them.

Garbage mats, do not buy them. Had a set for my Patriot, took them out after a few weeks. The molding they did, did not have a proper cut out for the floor hook in my carpet, so it just had a cylinder cut out which bent the hook back and never held in place. I went back to my carpet ones. I would buy a nice set of thick rubber mats for 1/4 the price, work better and last longer.

The amount of dirt and mud they will hold is amazing. After a while the lip where you get in and out or other places will start to sag but all in all - I rely on them. I've had them so full of dirt I could plant a crop in them if it rained in my truck.