Do the liners get slippery when wet? I've seen that complaint for Husky Liners for other vehicles?
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We have not noticed a slippery when wet problem. The liners are heavily ribbed and provide good footing. Happy with them.
161383
I haven't noticed them being slippery, the probably do some but I have been very happy with them for the price.
1195329
The Husky liners are made for specific model year of the vehicle so make sure to properly identify the vehicle. They are great and I have them in all of my cars
1190405
this mat is similar in material to the husky liners. I bought one and it works great, other than it tends to slide rearward sometimes.
398045
I really am not sure what you mean by non-slip but if you mean that it moves around in the trunk of your vehicle that answer is NO for it fits perfectly and snuggly in my Toyota 2014 Rav 4. There isn't any room for it to slid from side to side or front to back. I am really pleased with it and I would recommend you make the purchase if you have the 2014 Rav 4 as for any other vehicle make and model I am not sure how it would fit!! FYI: I even bought the front and back seat floor mats that match this cargo liner and the ones in front do not slide and as for the back seat ones it is one full mat that fits from door to door and it is wonderful! Hope this help with your question on Is the cargo liner non-slip?
1051245
No, take out the factory mats and the husky mats have little spikes that hold them in place. The husky mats are a perfect fit, I told my buddy about them and he's ordered them for the whole family. Honestly I will always get these mats for my cars
1826269
I am very satisfied with the Husky liners that I purchased for my Prius. They are an excellent fit.
1511253
I've had 2 of them. One on a Nissan frontier and current one on a full size ford. Never had an issue with water either from rain or car wash.
1345215
rj-that is a good question. i have never tried the weathertech liners so i can not compare the to. i wish i could help you out more on that. i dont want to give you false info.
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I have no idea on the Weather tech brand. the Husky liners stay put as ther are little grips or teeth on the bottom. The only time my foot slid on the top side of this product was when my feet were very wet. My husband said no problem with his shoes. All in all these mats have been great. They are so easy to clean compared to the carpet mats. We are very pleased with them!
1028779
No, don't wet the pads. The dry pads work much better. The wet ones result in less traction.
1463491
Yes. 2010-2013 Models are the same. I have a 5 door. Only caveat is that the driver side covers the fuel door release. It can be lifted up whenever you refuel, or you can manually cut a portion out to fit. By no means should that deter you though. It's just an fyi. I've had my husky liners for 3 years now. I'd buy them again right now if for some reason I needed to. They clean nice and easy, and provide great coverage.
1784248
My dogs don't have that problem (yet) so it's hard for me to answer your question. I will say that the foam has two covers on them and I have yet to have a problem with it getting wet after my dogs come in from playing out in the snow.
2146556
The front floor liners fit like a glove and cover all of the exposed carpet on the driver side. Any "humps" or footrests are also covered by the liner as if installed by the vehicle manufacturer. WeatherTech has done an excellent job of "modeling" your vehicle's interior idiosyncrasies. BTW, I am speaking as a satisfied customer, not as an employee of WeatherTech (which I am not). I hope this answer helps you!
77847
Am not sure about that. If you are able to get these, they are great. Maybe you could go on-line and check out the Husky Liners site to find out.
1051242
The clips on the floor are really hooks. They go through holes in the carpeted (original) mats. The Husky Liners have an accommodating bulge which goes over the two clips/hooks. The hooking action isn't utilized but the height of the clip/hook does reach up high enough into the bulge, helping to keep the liner in place. The Huskys have been working for over a year. I give them a "97".
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I prefer Weather Tech mats. They really protect the carpet in my F150. I have Weather Techs in the front and Husky in the rear. Both are nice but if I had to pick one it would be Weather Tech.
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It seems to be water/snow resistant. You really don't want a water proof cover. It traps the moisture on the inside which is bad for your vehicle. For example, if you park your vehicle outdoors moisture would get trapped inside the cover from the ground, thus causing problems not only for the body but the engine. This cover breathes well, which is what you want so that moisture can escape/evaporate.