Nifty Floor Mats

j-rod · **Joined:** Mon Apr 25, 2011 9:05 pm **Posts:** 201

http://shop.advanceautoparts.com/webapp ... 22101044-p

Anyone ever used these? Don't look too bad. though I wish there was more "grip" to the surface for the feet.

Can get whole set for under $110 shipped.

Husky's from Morris4x4 for $150 shipped.

comparison?

HoosierJeeper · **Joined:** Sun Feb 15, 2009 8:23 am **Posts:** 1218

I love my Husky Liners. They work great. I've had them for going on 4 years I think.

kingjeep · **Posted:** Sun Dec 16, 2012 8:56 pm

i wonder how much the husky r from Morris without shipping i live right buy them and could pick them up. iv been thinking about replacing the carpet with spray in liner then get all new mats

j-rod · **Joined:** Mon Apr 25, 2011 9:05 pm **Posts:** 201

kingjeep wrote:

i wonder how much the husky r from Morris without shipping i live right buy them and could pick them up. iv been thinking about replacing the carpet with spray in liner then get all new mats

they list for $135 F/R at Morris

dieselenthusiast · **Posted:** Mon Dec 17, 2012 12:47 am

I’m a Husky guy myself. Once I find something that works, and works well, I stick with it. All three of my rigs have Husky’s. Do what's in your budget and what you think will work well for your needs.

lfhoward · **Posted:** Mon Dec 17, 2012 10:32 am

In case anyone is thinking of getting husky liners from Morris 4x4 Center, I got an email from them today saying that they have site-wide free shipping until midnight today (12/17). The promo code is SHIPFREE.

kingjeep · **Posted:** Mon Dec 17, 2012 8:28 pm

lfhoward wrote:

In case anyone is thinking of getting husky liners from Morris 4x4 Center, I got an email from them today saying that they have site-wide free shipping until midnight today (12/17). The promo code is SHIPFREE.

its so funny seeing that shop mentioned here the owner is actually a member of my local jeep club

SavageUrge · **Posted:** Tue Feb 12, 2013 12:49 am

These mats were one of the first things I put in my Jeep after I bought it. They're still there and protecting my floor as well as the day they were new. I would highly recommend them!

surfRenegade · **Posted:** Thu Feb 14, 2013 3:18 am

Never heard of those, but really wish I would have gone with the Husky Liner. I went with the Mopar all weather ones because I liked that they said Jeep on them and had the grille logo. Not even two years on them and the driver mat has a hole worn all the way through

Ted15 · **Posted:** Thu Feb 14, 2013 6:41 am

I've had a few sets of huskys myself, great product. Has anyone had problems with the drivers mat changing its shape on the right side? I went through 3 sets because it kept making what looked like corners where there was an angle. I went with weathertech after the last set and love them.

rimmy · **Joined:** Fri Jan 27, 2012 8:34 pm **Posts:** 57

Are the Husky liners rubbery or tacky at all? I want something for my cargo area that has some hold to it so things won't be sliding around. I have weathertech up front and love them, but they have no grip really.

-jordan

Ted15 · **Posted:** Thu Feb 14, 2013 12:40 pm

rimmy wrote:

Are the Husky liners rubbery or tacky at all? I want something for my cargo area that has some hold to it so things won't be sliding around. I have weathertech up front and love them, but they have no grip really.

-jordan

I'm not sure but I think they're about the same in that respect. I've seen mats for the back that allow the seats to be up or down, even one at a time. I think I saw it at the dealer when I bought my KK. I almost bought one but decided not to. If you're looking for something to grip that'd probably be what you want.

dieselenthusiast · **Posted:** Thu Feb 14, 2013 12:44 pm

rimmy wrote:

Are the Husky liners rubbery or tacky at all? I want something for my cargo area that has some hold to it so things won't be sliding around. I have weathertech up front and love them, but they have no grip really.

When clean, the Husky mats are tacky. Be careful though, some petroleum based cleaners and products such as ArmorAll do make them slick. I have the Husky cargo mat and frequently haul a variety of items including coolers. To keep the large plastic coolers from sliding, I have also added rubber feet to the bottom. You can buy various rubber pads at wal-mart that are designed to keep furniture and other household items from sliding. The rubber pads in addition to the rubbery compound of the cargo matt seems to work good.

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