Husky or Weathertech cargo liners

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the blur

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I need a full set of mats & a rear liner. Suburban. Which is best?? I've heard complaints about weathertech being flimsy. and I live in the mud & snow. So I need a full set, front/rear, and cargo, that will last a long time.
 

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I've always had Husky, but heard that weathertech was better... So I switched, and I'm not happy. I wish I had stuck with the Husky Weather-Beaters. They were much better fitted to the floor board, and not near as thin and flimsy.
 
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I will honor your word, and go with Husky's. I have heard reports of flimsy weathertech's on other car lines, & weathertech doesn't seem to care....
 

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I have the weathertech for the front....husty for the 2nd row and have a weathertech cargo liner coming this week. I'll let you know what I think of the cargo liner once i get it. I'm happy with the both the front and 2nd row. No complaints.
 

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Not sure about these particular vehicles, but I bought Weathertech front rubber mats for a Buick Rainier and they were ok. Purchased another Rainier and it had Husky mats that came with it and I honestly prefer the Husky.

Here is an example.
On the LEft side of the Trailblazer, Envoy etc there is a place to put your foot while driving, it is a flat area about 5" wide and it goes up on an angle. The Front Floor mats the Weathertech mat would only go about half way up that little area, where the Husky covered the entire area. So the upper half of the carpet would get nasty with the weathertech, but the Husky covers the entire area keeping it all clean.

Husky in that case was a better design. My next set will be Husky. It seems they better think through their design in some cases.
 
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I brought Husky's when I started this thread. The passenger side liner can certainly go up the foot well another 6-8". Otherwise they are good quality, and I like them better than my old weathertech's.
 

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First mod when I got my 'burb in December was to order a set of Husky liners. I've had them in my last two vehicles and I really like them.

When the wife got her new (used) 2010 CRV in October they came with a full set of Weather Techs. I don't really like them as much, for one thing they're very smooth and slippery where the Husky's have a nice "diamond plate" texture to them. I'm happy with my Husky's. I normally only get front liners but since the 'burb has 3 rows of seats I got the first two rows of Husky's and I like the way they fit and protect the carpet - came in very handy hauling people around this past Winter!
 

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