Review on Husky Liners Weatherbeater Series Front Floor Liners - Black | Model 18831 | 🏎️ Compatible with Scion FR-S 2013-2016, Subaru BRZ 2013-2020 & Toyota 86 2017-2020 | Set of 2 by Bill Wasson

So far so good for the few days I have them. I recently bought a CPO 13 BRZ and the previous owner couldn't help but take good care of it so I'm cleaning up some of the mess they made of it. When I got it it didn't have the factory floor mats in the front but it did have the rear meaning it had the front mats but they were eventually removed. They drove without mats and I drove 1.5 thousand miles. on it, without carpets, the carpet began to be thin. This is where these come into play. Priced a little higher than a full set of new OEM floor mats and a little cheaper than WeatherTechs, they fit great. My main reason for choosing them over the WT is that the WT doesn't completely cover the dead pedal and I've seen rocks and debris get stuck between the dead pedal and the mat causing severe damage and gouges to the pedal have. It's also a more rubbery material compared to the harder plastic material WT uses for their floor mats (my dad had them in his F150 and I have them in my Blazer), which I didn't want in this sports car. People have complained that it covers the gas cap, I actually prefer it as it keeps everything clean and nice. The instructions say you can cut out the area for the trigger as there is an indentation outlining the area to be cut out, but as it is so low on the mat I just left it as is as it is very easy is to lift the carpet. when i need to fill up. As a plus, they even have a noise-dampening effect and dampen driving noise. But that could have been just an extreme for me since I didn't have any carpets at all.