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Hi guys-

I'm about to take the plunge into an Escalade ESV coming from my trusty standard-length Denali. I am starting to cross-shop the various floor mat options and was wondering if you could offer up some experiences and comparisons about what's out there. I'm intrigued by the new Weathertech HPs but not ruling anything out at this point. Would love some suggestions!

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Hi guys-

I'm about to take the plunge into an Escalade ESV coming from my trusty standard-length Denali. I am starting to cross-shop the various floor mat options and was wondering if you could offer up some experiences and comparisons about what's out there. I'm intrigued by the new Weathertech HPs but not ruling anything out at this point. Would love some suggestions!

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I’m 2 years in with a set of Husky X-Act liners in our Yukon XL. They fit perfect and have a nice soft feel to them. Cleanup is a breeze.
 
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For my Denali I bought the GMC mats and they are really good, look like the WT's but have the logo on them. I used the points from GMC to lower the cost though
Agreed! I actually had the official issue GMC mats in the Denali. They looked really nice. I did have the same problem with the curling corners on one of them.
 

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I use Lloyds "Luxe" mats as my vehicle doesn't deal with much Snow/mud etc. They fit great and they feel very soft under your feet. And they look very luxurious. Keeps the vehicle looking more upscale and less like a work truck. But that is just what I prefer. Most probably wouldn't like them... Have it on all 3 rows. Has held up very well and cleans very well. I do have a husky mat for behind the 2nd row though in the cargo area. It has performed well also.
 

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I’m 2 years in with a set of Husky X-Act liners in our Yukon XL. They fit perfect and have a nice soft feel to them. Cleanup is a breeze.
Do you have any pics of the mats in your truck? I have them in my F150 but went with the GMC liners for our Yukon. They’re ok but the coverage isn’t great.
 

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Weather Tech mat pictures shown, driver side curl drives me nuts. Have been in less than a year, 2nd and 3rd rows are great.
 

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I bought the GM Accessory mats, all of them, for my 2021 Suburban last summer. They look like weather techs and fit and cover great.
 

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Weather Tech mat pictures shown, driver side curl drives me nuts. Have been in less than a year, 2nd and 3rd rows are great.

I have bought weathertech mats for every vehicle I've had, the style you have I wasn't a huge fan of as they are 'slick' have you looked at the weather tech LP line? That's what I have in my 2020 tahoe and I don't recall if it curls anywhere. I'll have to check. I also like how the LP line has the weathertech logo in all black and it isn't as obvious as the logo in the set that you have.
 

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My WT's curled in second row with my last tahoe so I got husky for our new truck. I like WT better cause there isn't the huge ripples like the husky are harder to wash then. just my opinion. new tahoe we are getting the chevy branded ones.
 

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Weather techs have always been good to me (no curling to speak of in any of the vehicles I've had them in).

Ordered the full weather tech package,,, literally every mat they make for my particular Tahoe with second row captains seats,,, the day we brought it home. Expensive but IMHO worth it.

No regrets, and will buy weather tech again the next time we get a new car.

IDK what ya'll are doing that makes them curl, here's mine after two years. The Mercedes GL450 we traded in had weather techs that looked the same after 10 years.

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I picked up some 3W mats for my Escalade ESV (think it was ~140 bucks) and fits well for all three rows. My OEM cargo mat from my 2017 fit perfectly in my 24 so I didn't have to get that.
 

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Weather techs have always been good to me (no curling to speak of in any of the vehicles I've had them in).

Ordered the full weather tech package,,, literally every mat they make for my particular Tahoe with second row captains seats,,, the day we brought it home. Expensive but IMHO worth it.

No regrets, and will buy weather tech again the next time we get a new car.

IDK what ya'll are doing that makes them curl, here's mine after two years. The Mercedes GL450 we traded in had weather techs that looked the same after 10 years.

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We're not doing anything.... It's a terrible composition of plastic and high edges that don't start out good and get worse with age. I gave them too many chances, but never again!
All the people that state this can't be wrong. Many terrible reviews....
 

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We're not doing anything.... It's a terrible composition of plastic and high edges that don't start out good and get worse with age. I gave them too many chances, but never again!
All the people that state this can't be wrong. Many terrible reviews....

I currently have weather tech mats in four vehicles at the house, have had them in at least 10 others over the years, never once seen what you're talking about.

Even posted a picture above of the two year old ones in the Tahoe (because this is a Tahoe forum), but the ones in my 2010 F250 (that have been in there since 2010) look the same.

As for "all the people that state this can't be wrong",,, remember when Toyota was being sued for their accelerator pedals sticking causing vehicles to runaway and crash,,, yeah that was total hoax and everyone that stated it happened was wrong. Never underestimate the ability of people to jump on a bandwagon, especially if that bandwagon is saying you were victimized and/ or owned money.

Maybe there is an environmental condition that causes the curling that I just don't have where I live or something. I live in south Texas where it gets hot as all heck in the summer, maybe the heat causes them to relax/ not curl IDK, but curling weather tech mats is just not a thing I've ever seen (or even heard about until this thread) and I've owned a lot of weather tech mats over the years in several different vehicles.
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I had the original Yukon all weather mats but liked the look of Tux mats better, so I went with them. Cleanup is a bit more difficult compared to all weather mats but I normally don't drag in anything other than light debris.

 

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