Floor mats/liners comparisons

[56F100]

For those of you looking to buy rubber floor mats/liners, avoid the Husky brand. Flimsy and they don’t stay in place. The Ford brand rubberized mats/liners are much better in terms of quality and fit. Spend the extra money and buy the Ford mats/liners. Avoid the Husky.

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[TLO]

Check out Tuxmat...
I prototyped the 2 door version with them way back when. Awesome mats

 

[BroncoChallenger]

I have had decent luck with OEM rubberized mats in both Ram and Ford, especially ones that have the little 'clip' thing to hold them in place. Ones that just sit there, not so much.

 

[lethalchristy]

Check out Tuxmat...
I prototyped the 2 door version with them way back when. Awesome mats

Another vote for Tuxmats. They look awesome and are so easy to clean.

 

[tock13]

Check out Tuxmat...
I prototyped the 2 door version with them way back when. Awesome mats

second the TUX mats. hands down the best coverage out there, they are not the typical rubber that looks like crap after one winter. I have had a set in 2 different CX-5s over 5 years and they look like new. The set in my Bronco has even better coverage than the Mazda, goes up and over the door sill plastic.

zero issues, clean easy, do not scratch and look dull/worn out. NOT flimsy at all..no downside in my book.

get em

 

[Gene Dios]

I have a husky set that was in my badlands and loved them. It's the xact contour or whatever they call it. Never had any issues and they locked in place well with the floor snaps. That said the oem ones in my newer bronco are also very good.

 

[SledDog30]

Got Husky liners in my F250 and they have held up well. Also had them in the Bronco Sport. Got an OEM set in my Bronco. I like them and the way they fit.

 

[dstanky]

3W Liners, hands down. They even have an option of liners with snap in carpeted mats. I can't state enough how awesome this option is. The liners are soft rubber (not hard plastic) and cover the entire floor. Carpeted floor mats nap securely inside liner.

 

[Broncian]

Tuxmats are hands down the best mats.

I’ve had them in numerous vehicles and no other mats provide the same coverage, protection or quality.

They make the Weathertech mats looks cheap. I have weathertechs as summer mats in another vehicle and they are already stained and worn through the surface material after about 5000 miles. I’ll never purchase Weathertech anything again as they quality nowhere near match’s the price.

Also, if you are a Costco member, Tuxmats sell the same product under the name Phantom. I found that out through this forum. The only downside is that the trunk protection options aren’t available.

 

[Beach_Bum]

I have a husky set that was in my badlands and loved them. It's the xact contour or whatever they call it. Never had any issues and they locked in place well with the floor snaps. That said the oem ones in my newer bronco are also very good.

Quoting for emphasis.

There are two types that Husky sells. The OP likely had the other set. XAct Contour Husky mats are excellent - Thick not flimsy like the OEM that flap with doors off. Bonus, IMO, is the branded nameplate is easily removed so your interior doesn't have different competing aftermarket brands as if one is engaging in some fantasy NASCAR cosplay.

 

[SeptuagenarianSasquatch]

Tuxmats are hands down the best mats.

I’ve had them in numerous vehicles and no other mats provide the same coverage, protection or quality.

They make the Weathertech mats looks cheap. I have weathertechs as summer mats in another vehicle and they are already stained and worn through the surface material after about 5000 miles. I’ll never purchase Weathertech anything again as they quality nowhere near match’s the price.

Also, if you are a Costco member, Tuxmats sell the same product under the name Phantom. I found that out through this forum. The only downside is that the trunk protection options aren’t available.

I took a look at Costco.com, couldn't find them. Then a larger internet search indicated that they're available in Canada, not the US. Pity--several of you guys gave the Tux/Phantom pretty strong recommends. A lot of positives on Reddit, too.

Edit: I just went to the Tux site, and engaged customer service or probably their AI interface. It's a definite: they don't sell through Costco-USA.

@dstanky you like the 3Ws pretty much. 3W's Black Friday sales gives me floormats 1st & 2nd seats, cargo bed, also rear seat backside all for $170. Pretty nice! But I see nothing about "Double Layered" in text or images to suggest that the carpet option is available. Hmmm....I probably have the OEM carpets pads around...somewhere...
But the Tux does cover the door sill protection. Oh, well. Mabbett has stick-on door sill plates.
(Sure enough, Google is bombarding me with Tux ads.)

 

[Brian_B]

Armorlite and done.

Although I am fond of 3W and am looking at their cargo mat for Christmas.

 

[Dan00Hawk]

I had Tuxmats in my previous vehicle, and my right foot wore through the top surface layer in one spot after 50,000 miles. Never had that happen with any other premium mats in 35 years of driving. The Tuxmats did look and fit great before that, but I can't vouch for their longevity despite wearing rubber soled shoes on a daily basis (no heels or anything abrasive). Disappointing for the price,

I went with 3W liners for the Bronco, and the thick rubber is wearing great after 40,000 miles. Cool design with the tire tread look and Bronco silhouette for the cargo area too.

 

[CalvinT]

I'd love to have the 3W mats but I only wanted liners for the front row. I bought Weathertech.

 

[dstanky]

I took a look at Costco.com, couldn't find them. Then a larger internet search indicated that they're available in Canada, not the US. Pity--several of you guys gave the Tux/Phantom pretty strong recommends. A lot of positives on Reddit, too.

Edit: I just went to the Tux site, and engaged customer service or probably their AI interface. It's a definite: they don't sell through Costco-USA.

@dstanky you like the 3Ws pretty much. 3W's Black Friday sales gives me floormats 1st & 2nd seats, cargo bed, also rear seat backside all for $170. Pretty nice! But I see nothing about "Double Layered" in text or images to suggest that the carpet option is available. Hmmm....I probably have the OEM carpets pads around...somewhere...
But the Tux does cover the door sill protection. Oh, well. Mabbett has stick-on door sill plates.
(Sure enough, Google is bombarding me with Tux ads.)

I had to use this link to get the carpeted add-ons: https://3wliners.com/products/3w-cu...sq=carpet&_ss=e&_v=1.0&variant=42860695879733

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