I want to order the Weathertech floorliner mats for my 2011. Has anyone else purchased them and do they fit?

Thanks!

 

Did you ever get this answered?

Weathertech only has FloorLiners listed for the 2010 but not the 2011. Aren't they the same inside?

 

Sorry, I must have missed your original post. I have the floor liners from Weathertech and they are a perfect fit. No problems, and well worth the money.

 

I just got a set for my 2010 and they are awesome, should be required equipment for anyone who will drive their 'stang in the winter.

There was one small place on the drivers side where it didn't seem to fit quite right, seemed like maybe it was designed for an earlier year and there was a bulge in the floor that had since been removed, but it is very minor and overall they fit great.

If I didn't have these in the car it would just kill me to get in the car with slush and crud all over my feet, as is standard practice here in New England in the winter . . . but with these installed I can be assured that stuff is not making its way into the carpet.

EDIT: I am talking about the "Digital Floor Liners" ; they surround the whole floor and go up the sides a bit, including the dead pedal area . . . today I noticed the driver side had trapped quite a bit of water (melted snow) and hopefully prevented any of it from getting through to the carpet.

 

I have the 2010 Digital Floorliners in my '11 Mustang GT. I can't say enough about how well they fit the car. They look almost OEM the way the color matches and how they fit.

I am a clean freak and don't like anything getting on the carpet. These capture 99% of anything that could get on the matts.

These are a must have for every car I own from this point forward.

At first I bought the OEM all weather liners which were nice. But I wanted more protection and I wish I would have got these first and saved my money.

 

I got the Ford winter mats avec Pony logo and they do a great job and at a good price from the dealers also.

 

I got the HuskyLiners here, and they fit very well and have good sides on them to help catch the crud. The one for the driver's side covers the "dead pedal" area also. The one for the trunk fits well too!

 

hmmmm . . . I took the stock matts out . . . are you saying you left the matts in and put the WeatherTech liners on top of them? I thought about that but it seemed it would be too much thickness buildup, the hooks wouldn't make it through the holes?.

 

I also went with the HuskyLiners ... they were slightly less $$ for similar USA made quality plus their trunk liner is a custom fit for our cars where the WeatherTech Truck Liner is a flat generic mat that you cut to fit.

I posted pics of them in this thread ...
https://themustangsource.com/f726/go...liners-490323/

Doug

 

I didn't buy the trunk liner yet for that reason, will have a look at the HuskyLiner for the trunk, thanks for the tip.

 

Yeah- thanks Doug, that's why I got the Husky's!

 

I started with the Husky liners and moved to the Weathertech. Husky covers more area such as higher on the dead pedal block than Weathertech, but Weathertech fits better overall. After only one summer, the Husky liners were starting to fold over at the sides and leave a significant gap. This problem was so bad with my 09 Corolla and 10 Rav that after filing photos of the problem with Husky, they sent us new ones.

 

Don't think the weathertechs won't fold over as well. I have bought their mats for both my wifes Taurus X and Edge and while they look great when first installed both folded over within a year and look like crap.

I buy the Ford accessories mats now and couldn't be happier.

 

I've had Weathertech tubbies for 3 yrs now in 901 and 2 yrs in my winter Cruisers. They don't fold over, gap or nothing. They are GREAT!

 

I bought the WeatherTech mats. Two thumbs up so far. But there are two things on my wish list.
1) taller boss around the mat-retention hole. The hole is right where meltwater collects. I've found the puddle brimming over on occasion.
2) taller ridges on the front 2/3 of the mat so that they hold your pant legs up out of the wet muck.

 

I've had my weathertechs in for almost 3 years now and they are in great condition and have not folded over or in.

 

yeah I noticed that too, so far I don't think it has overflowed through the hole but it has been close

 

I also put the weatherTech Floor Liners in my wife's '09 VW Passat wagon. They stay in all year as she drives on dirt roads doing her photography. In almost 20,000 miles of use, they look new when cleaned up, and have never folded over on the edges.

 

Yes I picked up the weathetechs in December and they have been a complete carpet saver. These mats are awesome and a definate must if ur stang is Gunnar make it until spring with nice carpets.

 

Uhh... don't you guys knock the snow off your shoes before you swivel them into the car? lol

Geez I'm in the mountains at 4200' and I have never come close to sloughing that much snow onto the mats.