whats the best floor mats/liners on the market right now for 2021 Tahoe?

[MarkUps]

ive used husky and weather tech in the past on previous vehicles, they are ok, not great. usually thr front mats never fit well near the door and curl in or bunch up at the door sill. any other offering out there?

 

[Joseph Garcia]

Welcome to the Forum from NH.

Lots of knowledgeable folks here who freely share their knowledge, experiences, and perspectives. Knowledge is power.

I hope that you will become a participating member in the Forum's discussions.

Pics of the truck, please.

Those are the two floor mat brands most widely used by folks here, with a fairly strong preference toward Husky.

 

[MarkUps]

Looks like there are offerings for this truck from Husky, Weathertech, 3D MAXpider (cant seem to find in stock) and Smartliner. has anyone used smartliner (previously Maxliner?)

 

[Micahsd]

I’ve got the GM ones and ordered them through the dealer…they match the interior and trim perfectly.

You can also get $100 off by using your 20,000 GM Rewards which you should’ve gotten from buying the new vehicle which is what I did. The price without the rewards is comparable to WeatherTech however I think they look better.

 

[MarkUps]

I'm talking the the folks that sell the 3D Maxpider liners right now. That asked if I have a "hump" in the 2nd row? Would any of you consider this a hump?

 

[MarkUps]

looks like the Maxpider Kagu 2021 Tahoe mats are right around the corner. still not sure if it want to go with these or GM ones, at least with GM ones i can get them asap.

GM vs Kagu:

MaxPider Kagu:

 

[MarkUps]

 

[Barkdog]

I installed these Smart liners from Amazon in the wife's Tahoe and was surprised how well they fit and looked.

Amazon.com

 

[Chloe_21]

ive used husky and weather tech in the past on previous vehicles, they are ok, not great. usually thr front mats never fit well near the door and curl in or bunch up at the door sill. any other offering out there?

I use Smartliner from Amazon. So far so good

 

[Michael Lewis]

Just received the WeatherTech liners for all 3 rows. Got the HP model for the front and regular liners for 2nd and 3rd row. Front HP liners are fantastic. 2nd/3rd row - not so much. The liners fit well but move freely around in the floorboard anytime someone steps on them. No teeth or anything on the back side to provide any resistance to sliding. The back is just slick. I called WT to see if they had a different product or something and their solution was to blame GM for not building in retention clips and said they would be happy to send me some double sided velcro tape :/

 

[Stbentoak]

That’s why WT mats suck. They are hard slippery Plastic. Period.
you need a rubber based product.…

 

[Barkdog]

Ive been happy with the smart liners we installed but not so much with the Chevy trunk liner I purchased. It attaches with glued velcro and it just dosent stay on it has fallen off the third row twice now. Im going to have to come up with a differant solution to keep it in place. I might install snaps to hold it down.

 

[ThisIsLivin]

If you looking for quality rug mats I recommend Lloyd's. I have a set of Lloyd's in my 03 Suburban and after 17 years they are still in great shape. They're not cheap but they are the best. I have GM all weather mats and didn't like them, so I bought Weather Tech. I agree the rear cargo mat slides out, but so does everything due to the angle of the rear deck. I have to back into the drive so the drive angle offsets the rear deck angle to unload groceries. Otherwise I like the Weather Tech.