Reply to "WeatherTech FloorLiners"

HavaBrew22El Jefe de LOA Lifetime Member

R&V Spiker posted:
I opted to go with the Husky liners. My Tundra came with a set of Weather Techs but the ones in the back didn't fit right so I had to get a new set of something anyway. I like the Huskys better as they aren't as hard and slippery as the WTs.

Since you owned both Husky and WetherTech, was there a difference in quality or thickness? I’ve never seen the Huskys in person but am curious how they compare to WeatherTech. Thanks, Jeff

6/8/183:38 PM

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