Thanks for the info. I looked on WeatherTech's site and saw that they only offer the one piece for the XL. That doesn't make sense to me. I think I would be happier if I had the one piece. Maybe I'm expecting these to be a better fit than they ever will be. I've never put mats of any sort in any of my vehicles so it's hard for me to accept less than a perfect fit. But, my carpets are well protected and I guess that's the point. I really appreciate the details on the Huskys. I was ready to ship the WT back and order the Huskys but glad I didn't now. I am definitely interested to see your opinion on the comparison of the two.
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Has anyone found a color that matches this grey color for the Coco dune interior? If so do you have any pictures in which product was it?
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One more question- did you guys get the rear cargo mat that fits behind the 2nd row or 3rd row? I keep my 3rd row down but in the event I have to out it up I really don't want to take the rear mat out.
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Just got my WeaterTechs in and I think they are great! I have a Denali XL (dark atmosphere, so I went with black mats) so I got the front liners, 2nd & 3rd row 1-piece, and the cargo liner for behind the 3rd row, since my 3rd row will be up more often than it's down.
Yes, the front mats have circle 'nubs' on both, though only the driver side has anything it really needs to cover with those snaps in the floor. My mats came with some sort of plugs to use under those (not sure if I will use them or not - I don't think it's going to slide anywhere!).
They fit MUCH better than the Huskys, and I like the feel of these mats much better. They are a softer, rubber-ier surface. The Huskys were much more plastic-y feeling and stiffer.
The WeatherTech cargo mat's surface is much flatter (no ridges) which I like better for my dog and other cargo.
BTW - AutoAnything has a 20% off $99+ orders, so you can get these for a nice discount right now!
I'll post photos below (yes, already have stepped all over them with the yucky PA snow/salt residue on the bottom of our shoes - so they're doing their job!)
Yes, the front mats have circle 'nubs' on both, though only the driver side has anything it really needs to cover with those snaps in the floor. My mats came with some sort of plugs to use under those (not sure if I will use them or not - I don't think it's going to slide anywhere!).
They fit MUCH better than the Huskys, and I like the feel of these mats much better. They are a softer, rubber-ier surface. The Huskys were much more plastic-y feeling and stiffer.
The WeatherTech cargo mat's surface is much flatter (no ridges) which I like better for my dog and other cargo.
BTW - AutoAnything has a 20% off $99+ orders, so you can get these for a nice discount right now!
I'll post photos below (yes, already have stepped all over them with the yucky PA snow/salt residue on the bottom of our shoes - so they're doing their job!)
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It won't work to buy the one piece as the floor configuration is different for bench seating (where and how the seats connect to the floor), and I have no idea how you'd even get it in as the center section needs to go in first, then the 2nd row and 3rd row slide in place after, while the 2nd row seats are folded up.
And no, they don't sell a 1 piece for that model - only the XL with bucket 2nd row seating. Their coverage is still good though! Go to their website to see the options: www.weathertech.com
No. It is 2 piece ... Second and third rows.
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Weatherbeaters for me. Still liking mine and wearing (or should I say not wearing) good.
We went weather tech for 2nd and 3rd row. 2nd row was great. 3rd row at the door sills didn't stay quite flat even though I left them in the sun for an hour prior to instal...we live in SFL...its still warm here 
After a little blue painters tape for a few days. Very happy, they stay down and dont pucker. We have a 4 and 2 year old and I am trying to protect the rear from them.
Will take pics this weekend.
After a little blue painters tape for a few days. Very happy, they stay down and dont pucker. We have a 4 and 2 year old and I am trying to protect the rear from them.
Will take pics this weekend.
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1st post. Hi.
I went with the Weathertech all around on a 2015 XL. I got the driver and passenger, the one piece for the 2nd (bucket) and 3rd row seats AND the separate cargo mat. Have had no complaints. Don't know why I waited so long over so many cars to get this system.
I went with the Weathertech all around on a 2015 XL. I got the driver and passenger, the one piece for the 2nd (bucket) and 3rd row seats AND the separate cargo mat. Have had no complaints. Don't know why I waited so long over so many cars to get this system.
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Hi All,
I just got rid of my 2015i Denali and have Husky Weatherbeater liners for the front and rear seats. I also have a cargo mat. They are grey and are designed for the short body Yukon with bucket seats. The cargo liner is full length (when you lay the third row seats flat). I still have the original packaging and the mats are in great condition considering I am the only driver and I never carried cargo and my wife only rode in the truck as a passenger twice. No one ever sat in the back seat. I purchased them for $373 on Autoanything.com. I will sell them for $250 plus shipping. Just PM me. Thanks.
I just got rid of my 2015i Denali and have Husky Weatherbeater liners for the front and rear seats. I also have a cargo mat. They are grey and are designed for the short body Yukon with bucket seats. The cargo liner is full length (when you lay the third row seats flat). I still have the original packaging and the mats are in great condition considering I am the only driver and I never carried cargo and my wife only rode in the truck as a passenger twice. No one ever sat in the back seat. I purchased them for $373 on Autoanything.com. I will sell them for $250 plus shipping. Just PM me. Thanks.
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Just curious - what did you get rid of it for? More problems?
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Yep. Repurchased again. I will provide an update on a new thread early next week. Need some dust to settle first...thanks for asking, fellas.
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i have weathertechs in my suburban with the 1 piece 2nd and 3rd row mat. based on the pics i saw here the weathertech is better for the rear but the husky looks like it fits better in the front driver and passenger. if only husky would make a 1 piece for the 2nd and 3rd row i think that would be the set to buy.
im happy with the weathertech in the rears but the curling up in the front is starting to bother me. maybe swap the front weathertech for husky and leave weathertech 1 piece in the rear would be the best of both?
im happy with the weathertech in the rears but the curling up in the front is starting to bother me. maybe swap the front weathertech for husky and leave weathertech 1 piece in the rear would be the best of both?
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