Which cargo liner? Mabett or 3W

[Ranbronc]

I have had both the 3W is way better, the Mabett one always curled at the tail gate.

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[Johnny Mo]

Big fan of the 3W liners. I normally would've gotten weathertech, but they always seem to warp. The Ford mats are ok, but the 3W - I've been really impressed with the quality of the materials and fit & finish.

 

[ONEBronco]

The mabett one is always sliding around. It doesn't have enough weight to withstand anything being slid into the back.

 

[Truckin]

The 2 are night and day quality imo. I had both and 3W is now my go to

 

[JustWideman]

3W set and forget. Had mine for 8 months and no issues or movement. also comes for the back carpet on the back seats so it is all splash proof.

 

[tock13]

If I had never used Tux mats I would get the 3W mat. I have one in my bronco now and it’s great.

Tux mats are hands down the best all weather mat made for the Bronco in my opinion. I’ve had them for years in other vehicles. I have them in my bronco and just recently found they have a rear cargo mat and seat backs. I will be picking those up soon to match the footwell mats.

The material is so much better for hiding scratches and does not get that nasty dull worn out look the rubber mats get when used in harsh climates, they just look better.

Tux mats aren’t cheap but I have had my Mazda set in 2 different CX5 and after 7 years look almost new.

 

[J-Lugster]

If I had never used Tux mats I would get the 3W mat. I have one in my bronco now and it’s great.

Tux mats are hands down the best all weather mat made for the Bronco in my opinion. I’ve had them for years in other vehicles. I have them in my bronco and just recently found they have a rear cargo mat and seat backs. I will be picking those up soon to match the footwell mats.

The material is so much better for hiding scratches and does not get that nasty dull worn out look the rubber mats get when used in harsh climates, they just look better.

Tux mats aren’t cheap but I have had my Mazda set in 2 different CX5 and after 7 years look almost new.

Another vote for Tuxmats.

We have them in the Wildtrak and my wife's Volvo and love them. Costco actually carries the Tuxmats at a discounted price using the name Phantom. They are just a rebadged Tuxmat and actually arrive in a box with the Tuxmat logo on it.

The black Bronco logo on the rear mats I added to give it a bit of the same look as the factory mats.

 

[tock13]

Another vote for Tuxmats.

We have them in the Wildtrak and my wife's Volvo and love them. Costco actually carries the Tuxmats at a discounted price using the name Phantom. They are just a rebadged Tuxmat and actually arrive in a box with the Tuxmat logo on it.

The black Bronco logo on the rear mats I added to give it a bit of the same look as the factory mats.

That is good info about Costco! I’m going to pass that on to my buddy who is getting ready to order straight from Tux.

 

[Broncian]

Another vote for Tuxmats.

We have them in the Wildtrak and my wife's Volvo and love them. Costco actually carries the Tuxmats at a discounted price using the name Phantom. They are just a rebadged Tuxmat and actually arrive in a box with the Tuxmat logo on it.

The black Bronco logo on the rear mats I added to give it a bit of the same look as the factory mats.

Thanks for the Costco info. Looks like they are about 15% cheaper.
I’ve been buying Tuxmats for about 10 years. The protection against melting snow has always been great but their initial matierals became rapidly worn and I wasn’t impressed.

I went back to Weathertech but hated that the melted snow would just flow over the edges. Making them useless.

So I went back to Tuxmats for the last two vehicles and they are now very heavy wearing. Much more luxurious looking than the Weathertechs and you can simply lift them out and empty any puddles. This summer I took them out and scrubbed them with soap and pressure washed them clean before drying. Look almost new after 2 years of use. Highly recommend the Tuxmats.

 

[the poacher]

I ran with the Mabett initially, but it is quite thin and flimsy. The 3W is a way better quality. You get what you pay for.

 

[HoosierDaddy]

I've no issues with the facory installed Ford version ... plus it has the horsey on it!!
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[murrman]

Found this thread while trying to find info on both the 3W and Ford OEM cargo mats. I originally had the Mabett mat, and then switched to one I got from Buckle Up because it had cut outs for the d-rings (which I don’t actually use that much). One thing I have never been happy with for either option is the material. I don’t know how to describe it, but neither feel like really heavy-duty rubber. I want something that is (or at least feels like) real rubber. Will either the 3W or the Ford option give me that?

 

[JustWideman]

3W feels the most like rubber, never had the OEM, but Weather Tech ones feel more plastic then rubber. I have the full 3W for 4-door, but I like that is all in one set and got the back seats covered too all in one go. The only "con" is the lip is a little short, but I don't intend to spill a lot of water/gas or liquid on it anyways.

 

[murrman]

3W feels the most like rubber, never had the OEM, but Weather Tech ones feel more plastic then rubber. I have the full 3W for 4-door, but I like that is all in one set and got the back seats covered too all in one go. The only "con" is the lip is a little short, but I don't intend to spill a lot of water/gas or liquid on it anyways.

Thanks! I really wish 3W made seat back covers for the 2 Door. That's another area where I don't think there are any great options.

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