for a 2021 Ram 3500

Weathertech?

Husky?

Mopar?

Other?

I've got the weather tech in my 2500 and couldn't be happier with them.

https://www.weathertech.com/dodge/2021/ram-truck-2500-3500/floorliner-hp/

Love my 3D maxpiders. Pretty new brand but they're great. Not sure if they make em for your dodge

Husky

I'm planning on being the Husky X-act contour. Buddy has them and he loves them. I like them too when I've been in his truck.

I have a Ram 1500 and the Mopar mats are awesome. Better than WeatherTechs I previously had.

I second the Mopar slush mats. Have them in my new 2500 and digging them. If they start showing wear I will likely replace with the Husky Xact Contour.

Husky X-Act for the win. I had the original Huskys for a long time in the last vehicle (almost 10 years) and they stood up to a ton of wear. Bought the newest version (X-Act) and they've been amazing in the almost four years I've had them. They stay in their spot amazing well, have the drainage walls to keep any liquids spilled, but they're also a softer rubber so much more comfortable and don't feel or necessarily look like a "rugged" floor liner that they are.

I recommend to everyone that asks about floor mats and 1000% worth the money. I was not impressed with the one set of Weathertechs a friend had a couple years ago.

Having owned Weathertech and Husky....Husky is much better. I like the feel of the softer rubber and they hold up better. I've had them in my Ram for nearly 6 years and they still look new.

Weathertech are way too stiff for me. I'm on to something else for my next truck.

I'm not a fan of weather techs. Have husky and they're fine. Cheap on rock auto.

How 'bout asbestos floor mats instead?

I'll be here all week.

I have a brand called 'Gator' for my Chevy, which I bought off Amazon. They are, by far, the best mat I've ever owned. Love them. They are a year old now, and look like I just bought them (and we're not easy on 'em).

My weathertech, on my last vehicle, had a tendency to curl up along the edges in hot weather.

1ags was always pimpin some other brand on here, can't remember the name though

Have Husky in my truck & weathertech in wife's Jeep. I prefer the feel of the Huskys. They both do the intended job well. Huskys are more comfortable to me.

Are you ordering a truck or did you find one? They seem to be part unicorn lately.

Have the Mopar in my '20 2500 and am very happy with them. I found weathertech to be stiff and wear easily around the pedals where I rested my foot. If the Mopar wear out will try Husky.

Pahdz said:

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1ags was always pimpin some other brand on here, can't remember the name though

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MaxLiner/Smartliner (same company).

Weathertech quality without the weathertech premium.

Open box/warehouse on amazon is your friend.

My fusion has Westin (yes the brushguard/running board company) all weather mats. They're thinner than Max/Husky/Weathertech, but have been quite durable.

1agswitchin4lanes said:

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Pahdz said:

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1ags was always pimpin some other brand on here, can't remember the name though

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MaxLiner/Smartliner (same company).

Weathertech quality without the weathertech premium.

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I had Weathertech in my truck and learned to hate em. Started to flake and the ends curled up after a couple months. I got a set of MaxLiner on Amazon for probably half the price of WT and they seem so much better.

I've got husky in both of our vehicles. Love em.

Husky seems less hard plastic like and contours better to the floor making it look more flush. Going that brand on the next vehicle.

Husky

Pahdz said:

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1ags was always pimpin some other brand on here, can't remember the name though

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At 1ags suggestion, I bought a Maxliner set for my new truck. Really liking them so far. Less than half the cost of Weathertech and Husky.

Also had the Weathertech curling issues on the set in my last truck so a happy convert to Husky in the new truck. Much softer feel.

tlh3842 said:

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Husky X-Act for the win. I had the original Huskys for a long time in the last vehicle (almost 10 years) and they stood up to a ton of wear. Bought the newest version (X-Act) and they've been amazing in the almost four years I've had them. They stay in their spot amazing well, have the drainage walls to keep any liquids spilled, but they're also a softer rubber so much more comfortable and don't feel or necessarily look like a "rugged" floor liner that they are.

I recommend to everyone that asks about floor mats and 1000% worth the money. I was not impressed with the one set of Weathertechs a friend had a couple years ago.

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Exact same experience. Older, cheaper husky mats I had in old truck were used for 12 years and were still great. X-act contours in new vehicle for 3.5 years now. Better quality and feel than the old ones, never move, hold liquid, etc. Mine are black and look brand new with an easy clean.