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They won't let you purchase the front mats for Escape, Maverick, or Bronco Sport. Says out of stock, even though the Full Front and Rear Sets are available. Only need front for Hybrids as the rears don't match.
Sign up on TuxMat site to be notified when mats are in stock. When you’re contacted, act quick! It took me three tries before I succeeded in ordering. Worth it, they are absolutely the finest mats I’ve seen.
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Website doesn't show Maverick just F150
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Strange. You might call them. I know there are Kagu mats for the Mav.
Summit Racing has 'em but not at a sale price.
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I got these for my Maverick the passenger side isn't a perfect fit the side puffs out a little, did you have this problem at first yours looks betterThe Maverick specific mats aren't available yet, but I checked with the company and they said that the front mats for the Bronco Sport are identical to the Maverick, so I went ahead and ordered them. They're about $130 for the first row with free shipping.
https://www.tuxmat.com/products/8617-ford-bronco-sport-custom-mat?year=2022&inp=1
A few pictures are attached (apologies for the dirt and salt but it's winter here). The mats extend from below the seats all the way up behind the pedals, and side to side they come up to the plastic trim so the carpets are completely protected. The fit is great, and I'd highly recommend them. The material is nice and almost feels like it can be molded by hand to fit. The snaps align perfectly, and they include little velcro tabs that you can use if needed to hold the mats in place.
I ordered the weathertech rear mat as a placeholder, but will swap for the tuxmat when it's available.
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Also submitted a request. Also in Jonny's Car Care & reviews is that they are not slippery when wet like the Weather Tech's. Already have a tonneau cover and no truck yet, but will order them when the truck is built and in transit.
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I installed the front mats (waiting for the Mav rears) for a Bronco Sport and they fit almost perfect. Only “issue” would be small piece that extends between the seat and rocker panel. It doesn’t sit fully flat, but it’s never a concern. Everything thingy else fit perfectly! It’s like a bathtub insert on the floor. Go get a set.
Well if weren't impatient you could get the front and rear mats for $198.00The Maverick specific mats aren't available yet, but I checked with the company and they said that the front mats for the Bronco Sport are identical to the Maverick, so I went ahead and ordered them. They're about $130 for the first row with free shipping.
https://www.tuxmat.com/products/8617-ford-bronco-sport-custom-mat?year=2022&inp=1
A few pictures are attached (apologies for the dirt and salt but it's winter here). The mats extend from below the seats all the way up behind the pedals, and side to side they come up to the plastic trim so the carpets are completely protected. The fit is great, and I'd highly recommend them. The material is nice and almost feels like it can be molded by hand to fit. The snaps align perfectly, and they include little velcro tabs that you can use if needed to hold the mats in place.
I ordered the weathertech rear mat as a placeholder, but will swap for the tuxmat when it's available.
Get on their mailing list. These are the HYBRID PROTOTYPE rear mats. They're real, and they're spectacular...(for all you Seinfeld Fans).
The Hybrid mats are done, and will be sold shortly they tell me.
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Guess I won't be spending ford pass points on floor mats. Those Tux mats are what I've been looking for! It covers the part that most mats don't. I like that. Thanks for the heads up.
I didnt read through pages, but I have not been able to find any that fit a hybrid yet. Anyone have luck? Really want weathertech but they dont have yet
Thanks for the link...submitted.
Hybrid owners...anybody had any luck yet with brands that fit well? I'm waiting, no rush, for the right set that's made for the Hybrid, especially since it's an extra $60-100 most places I've checked to get it here !
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Just came to share my opinion about TuxMats compared to others.
I've had both lines of Huskyliners and both warped the same way the Weathertech hard plastic ones do. The X-Act Contours were a nice, softer rubber, but still would allow smaller particles to creep in around the sides. The Weatherbeaters were the cheaper harder plastic, and they warp eventually as well. I have not invested in Weathertechs since my first experience with them in 2012. You might as well just throw a universal plastic mat down for the same quality coverage.
But the TuxMats? By far the best coverage and material. The clips help keep everything in place and they are washable the same way any other floor liner is. I use a medium bristle brush, spritz some water on them, then spray 303 and scrub away. Simply wipe them down with a dry microfiber towel and they look good as new.
I was skeptical about them at first mostly because the name brands everyone chooses are the HuskyLiners or the Weathertech ones - or similar cheaper knockoffs on Amazon (SmartLiner) - but I am so glad I got them in the Subaru Crosstrek I had. Then I got them in the Escape and and now I plan to get them in the Maverick too. By far the best quality mats/liners I have ever invested in.
I've had both lines of Huskyliners and both warped the same way the Weathertech hard plastic ones do. The X-Act Contours were a nice, softer rubber, but still would allow smaller particles to creep in around the sides. The Weatherbeaters were the cheaper harder plastic, and they warp eventually as well. I have not invested in Weathertechs since my first experience with them in 2012. You might as well just throw a universal plastic mat down for the same quality coverage.
But the TuxMats? By far the best coverage and material. The clips help keep everything in place and they are washable the same way any other floor liner is. I use a medium bristle brush, spritz some water on them, then spray 303 and scrub away. Simply wipe them down with a dry microfiber towel and they look good as new.
I was skeptical about them at first mostly because the name brands everyone chooses are the HuskyLiners or the Weathertech ones - or similar cheaper knockoffs on Amazon (SmartLiner) - but I am so glad I got them in the Subaru Crosstrek I had. Then I got them in the Escape and and now I plan to get them in the Maverick too. By far the best quality mats/liners I have ever invested in.
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