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Another floor liner thread. Weathertech vs Husky - Tacoma World I purchased the Weathertech HP liners and the Husky X-act Contour liners In the end I kept the Husky Here is why The Weathertech HP liners are nice liners, with a softer rubber than the regular Weathertech liners, and also newer generation While the fit was good, the holes for the OEM fasteners were not The holes on these liners are wider
Weathertech or factory all weather floor mats? | Tacoma World In two different vehicles, I've had weathertech, oem toyota all weather, and husky's Of the three, the husky's and weathertechs are superior, and will protect the carpet and surrounding area better The huskies have a more rubbery, tactile feel where as the weathertechs are more of a smooth surface
Weather Tech vs Husky mud guards | 5thGenRams Forums The section where the double sided tape is where the screw is suppose to go through doesn't sit flush to the liner I watched youtube video's of them being installed and the one I found being installed on a 2019 DT the liners were smooth No idea what's going on but I will return the Husky's and get the WeatherTech's View attachment 58287
For those wondering about Weathertech mud guards The Weathertech fronts and backs are the same Right at 10 1 4" wide and 11 1 4" down from the edge of the fender flare I can't tell if the width of the Husky's starts further to the inside or outside but it looks like they are a touch wider and longer Theblip on the Weathertech is definitely much smaller which I prefer for aesthetics
Review: Weathertech Digital Fit vs. Husky Weatherbeater ^Weathertech showing a gap along the to top edge, about 3-4 inches away from the firewall ^Rear mat comparison ^Rear mats stacked, the Husky is on top As you can see, the rear Husky's have about 1-2 inches less coverage than the Weathertech ^Rear Weathertech installed Notice how far under the front seat it goes Rear Husky's
weathertech floor mats curling - Tacoma World - Undercover Flex tonneau cover - Pop N Lock tailgate lock - Weathertech DigitalFit floor liner - Sick Speed Ol' Skool white shift knob - Bench seat mod - Wiper mod - Cruise control mod This happened to my WT's when my sister kicked up the passenger side floor mat and shut the door
Weathertech Side Window Deflectors - Tacoma World I jumped onto Weathertech in-channel side window deflectors as soon as they were available and recently installed them The fronts were simple and used no tape The rears, however, did use tape, but weren’t really difficult to install
Weathertech or egr window deflectors? - Tacoma World Inside: Tint, Wet Okole 1 2 Piped Red Black Covers, Black Weathertech Digital Fit Mats, URD Short Throw w TWM Weighted Knob, USA Spec iPod adapter Outside: 4300K Retro w Angel Eyes and Red Shrouds, 5000K Blazer Fog Light Retrofit, Debadge, Bed Locking Handle, Satin Black Rims Performance: TRD Steigmeier Blower w 2 7 Pulley
Where to find plastic fasteners rivets for WeatherTech bug deflector . . . I lost one of the six plastic fasteners used to attach the WeatherTech bug deflector under the rubber seal while I was installing it Are these a standard part size that I can get from an auto parts store or should I contact WeatherTech for an extra?