floor liners?
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floor liners?
I have been shopping for floor liners and the Husky liners I like, now have a huge ugly logo like the weathertech ones. Does anyone know of any other options? There should be some.These things are grossly overpriced.
Thanx. '15 on order.
Thanx. '15 on order.
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Obviously, there are the Ford branded all weathers, but I wouldn't call them liners per se. More All-Weather floor mats. The weathertec ones are the least obtrusive I seen, and though I don't use them myself I've heard good things.
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I have a set of Weathertech and they fit great. I don't like the huge logo and am trying to get away from that. I have a couple sets of Husky weatherbeaters that I like as much without a logo. Now Husky too has a huge ugly logo.
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The logo just pealed right off the Weathertech liners I have in my 2014.
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As much as those cost, I'm putting in new carpet every so often...
...but that's just me, not living in a wet, snowy, dirty place, overall.
I just don't much care for those plastic ones, is all. To each their own!
...but that's just me, not living in a wet, snowy, dirty place, overall.
I just don't much care for those plastic ones, is all. To each their own!
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I went from Ford all weathers to Weathertech liners this winter. The liners fit well and the logo pops off as stated. It does fit in a rectangle molded area that will now be empty if that matters.
I like the protection they offer. However, they are not rubber. As such they are slightly slippery. I don't drive the car when it's sloppy out, but I'd imagine your feet will slide across these easily when they're wet. I had to adjust slightly how I get in and out of the car, but other than that they are great.
I like the protection they offer. However, they are not rubber. As such they are slightly slippery. I don't drive the car when it's sloppy out, but I'd imagine your feet will slide across these easily when they're wet. I had to adjust slightly how I get in and out of the car, but other than that they are great.
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How often do you look at the floor In your car.. I don't even drive mine in the winter so I wouldn't know much about winter liners I do know that the weather tech ones are the best I have heard nothing but good things about them
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How often? Only when I get in or out.
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