wpgram
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What is everybody using? i have the ram ones for my 19 Rebel and liked them, are the ones for the heavy duty just as good?
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All weather floor mats
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Dr__Bob
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I have the Mopar. The front are pretty nice. The rear have two issues: they cover the in-floor storage, and, since they come as two pieces, there's a seam at the top of the driveshaft bump. The seam doesn't seal very well. I can fold them up to access the in-floor storage, so that's kind of OK. I was thinking of cutting a hole in the mat and trying to put the in-floor bezel over the mat, but the mat is pretty thick, so I'm not sure how well that would work.
wpgram
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That was the same on my rebel. my 3500 is a megacab so no floor storage.
I get what you are saying about the seam...
I get what you are saying about the seam...
Eatonpcat
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I thought my rear mat was one piece, guess I will have to check. Only passenger back there has been the puppy
Love the Husky Liner X-act Contour matts. The rears don't go up as high as the Mopar, but the fronts do have coverage behind the accelerator pedal that the Mopar mats do not.
the only thing I don’t like about these is the centre hump just kinda flops over them ... would be nice if they could somehow attach, but I’m just being overly picky. I’ve never had them come off or move or get liquid behind them or anything. Great liners !!
CallMeChris
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Here are the mopar mats. You can’t tell the rear is 2 piece when installed.
I’ve always ran husky in the past and love them but I do like these mopar mats also
I’ve always ran husky in the past and love them but I do like these mopar mats also
I have been using weathertech on all my vehicles for as long as I can remember and this time went with the Mopar and I personally like the feel of the mopar better and I think they actually fit better and about 1/2 the price. The one thing I am not nuts about is they cut out the material under the gas pedal so that little bit of carpet under the pedal will eventually get dirty.
wpgram
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No im not on there. like the user name tho! LOL
Obrracing
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Another vote for the Mopar’s. Look great, easy to clean and they look very OEM.
MEZZ2006
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I have the factory Mopar mats and I'm certain my rear mat is one piece as well.
Eatonpcat
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Checked mine, it has the seam (2 piece)
Same ones that use. Work well, and keep all the junk mostly on the mat.
MEZZ2006
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Well i'll be... I've looked at mine before, and never saw the seam. I just looked them over again and didnt see it until I started to lift and pull it apart.
AJ BCTD2500
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Former weathertech user offering some prospective.
With the new truck I threw the dice with the husky weatherbeaters and am very happy a few weeks in. I have a crew cab with buckets.
For roughly half the price of the weathertechs you can't go wrong, and imo, they are nicer. They blend a little better with the rug lines making it look less commercial.
With the new truck I threw the dice with the husky weatherbeaters and am very happy a few weeks in. I have a crew cab with buckets.
For roughly half the price of the weathertechs you can't go wrong, and imo, they are nicer. They blend a little better with the rug lines making it look less commercial.