All Weather Floor Mats for Winter

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strany

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Does anyone know if Weathertech's Digital Floor Liner for 2010 will fit nicely in a 2011? They havent come out with the 2011 unit yet and the only difference I can see is the mat retainers have been switched from hooks to buttons.

 

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Wayne K

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I have Husky WeatherBeater Liners and really like them. They do the job and are easy to clean.

Husky Liners WeatherBeater Liner 98371 Floor Mats - StreetSideAuto

 

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stanmckinney

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Get the genuine Ford. They look great and fit great. Your dealer should let you have them for close to cost.

 

GOLDENPONY

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I have the genuine Ford winter mats in my '06 GT and they are great. Fit like a glove. Can't go wrong with them.

 

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stanmckinney

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I also believe you can get them for a bit less than the husky. And if you pick them up at your dealer, you pay no shipping costs. They also have the embossed running pony on each front mat.

 

captbill51

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Mid October I ordered what I thought were custom fit mats from Weathertech for my 2011 5.0. I received W178-W50 set front and rear as "best fit". Well...they didnt fit or meet my expectations. Were not like the pictures in the ad. The cargo liner was a general purpose thing. Instructions said "cut to fit" but it was too small to cut anything. Oh well...another $25 dollar lesson.

I bought the FORD winter mats from my dealer. Fit perfect.

 

GOLDENPONY

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Yea, I had the Weather Tech Best Fit mats in my '06 GT. They caused the accelerator pedal to stick wide open. Replaced with the custom fit Ford winter mats. Problem solved.

 

jaybertx

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GOLDENPONY said:

Yea, I had the Weather Tech Best Fit mats in my '06 GT. They caused the accelerator pedal to stick wide open. Replaced with the custom fit Ford winter mats. Problem solved.

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So the lesson here is that Weather Tech Best Fit mats turn Fords into Toyotas!

 

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strany

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Thanks for all who gave advice. Went with husky cause I wanted a lip on edge to keep melted snow off carpet. Fits perfectly and looks pretty good too.

 

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Al J

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The Ford ones have a lip.
My dealer threw in a set when I bought my Mustang.
Just ask before you write the check---works wonders.

 

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stanmckinney

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Ford's are cheaper, have the running pony and catch the drips with a lip. They are the only ones I would ever consider.

 

WMDPALMER

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I have the Weather Tech digital liners in my 10' and they fit like a glove. I haven't had that Toyota feeling though.......

 

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Wayne K

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Al J said:

The Ford ones have a lip.
My dealer threw in a set when I bought my Mustang.
Just ask before you write the check---works wonders.

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The Ford ones do not rise up at the outer edges like the Huskies do. My son has the Ford ones in his car and I do agree that they are better looking but they don't give the amount of protection and are much harder to keep clean. The Huskies are a molded liner, not really a mat in my opinion.