Which floor mats should I get?

[Storm4777]

Hi Maverick Truck Club,

I recently got my XLT FX4 maverick and I'm looking at getting all weather floormats for the truck before the snow really starts to fall. I've been going between Husky, Weather-Tech, and the Ford weather Mat. If anyone has any in-site on which one I should go with it would be much appreciated. Thanks

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[oljackfrost]

Hi Maverick Truck Club,

I recently got my XLT FX4 maverick and I'm looking at getting all weather floormats for the truck before the snow really starts to fall. I've been going between Husky, Weather-Tech, and the Ford weather Mat. If anyone has any in-site on which one I should go with it would be much appreciated. Thanks

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[brucerob62]

got the mats thru ford accessories i love them has the maverick logo on them..

 

[bighap]

Tuxmat if you want the best coverage. The factory ones are . They don't even have coverage under the gas pedal.

 

[gwrace14651]

Weathertech has been our go to brand for years. My son just added a set to his Mav. Fit like a glove and should outlast the truck.

 

[MaxMav]

I'm waiting for tuxmat for our hybrid, they are out of stock. Not sure if they have them for the ecoboost. I called them last week and they aren't sure when they will be back in stock. They just sold out of the last batch they had in. I mentioned we had them in our Chevy Volt and the lady told me they would give us a $20 repeat customer discount if I call in to order. Tuxmat is the best floor mat we've ever owned in IMHO period. I bought my 1st car in 1966 so I've owned many different floor mats. Yes there are cheaper alternatives but I'd say you get what you pay for.

 

[CSmith]

@Storm4777, I've had Husky Weatherbeaters in several vehicles over the years. Great coverage and great product, IMHO.

You can get a good discount on them from RealTruck as well. Email Alex Pendleton ([email protected]) and ask for an invoice with the MTC price. You just have to give them your forum name. They even provide a discount on items already on sale.

It really comes down to personal preference. My son has Weathertech in his car. They are good, too.

 

[IslaDelDan]

I've had the Ford Maverick labeled mats for about a year and 17,000 miles. They have held up really well. Every now and then I use Armor All or Chemical Guys to get it looking like new.
Overall I'm pleased and would get them again.

 

[duncanator]

I 100% support the Tuxmat suggestion. I have had them in my Bolt EV for the past three years and they have completely protected the interior of the vehicle. Plus, they have held up so well that you can barely tell they have been in the vehicle that long. The weather where I am is not that bad but they are better than the weather tech that I used to use in other vehicles.

 

[Gullzway]

Smartliners are great, especially for $117.

forget Come back!Don't (smartliner-usa.com)

 

[MrCigar]

I am eyeballing the Kagu all weather from 3D mats, heard others like them as well.

 

[Vols44]

Since there are multiple threads on the subject I'll end my post with smartliner-usa.com

 

[onetequilatwo]

Hi Maverick Truck Club,

I recently got my XLT FX4 maverick and I'm looking at getting all weather floormats for the truck before the snow really starts to fall. I've been going between Husky, Weather-Tech, and the Ford weather Mat. If anyone has any in-site on which one I should go with it would be much appreciated. Thanks

All three are good. Think the Tuxmat is the best value and can't go wrong with Weather Tech and like the coverage under the gas pedal the Ford all weather mats do not cover. That said went the Ford All Weather mats since had 83k Ford Pass points, 42k for the vehicle so they were free of cash out of my pocket.

 

[Mightybeast]

Use Smart liners. They are exactly like weathertech, but bigger shell ( deeper, so mud would not drip behind gas pedals. And cheaper.

 

[Ragtime Billy Peaches]

I got the Rough Country and the rubber bed mat. Got a $30 discount , they look good. Can't say how the floor liners fit cause no truck yet .

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