Review on 🚙 Husky Liners Weatherbeater Front & 2nd Seat Floor Mats for 2011-14 Ford Explorer, Black by Robert Ducki

Fits 2011-2014 Ford Ex, may not fit 2015. Check with seller. More coverage than Weathertech, have both and use Huskies. the edge of the door frame where the carpet stops at the sill and the lip covers the top of the back behind the feet. - The 2nd row has a much better lug pattern than Wtech, otherwise the coverage is the same. All mats have spikes on the underside to keep them from moving. , works well in front, may move a bit in 2nd row. The Wtech driver side uses 2 bolts, good but there was no movement with huskies. something like that, otherwise they become slippery and stay that way. You'll curse yourself if you do this - don't try to keep those shiny ones - it's not worth it. Also - slippery when wet! a step when getting in or out, no slip step like children when getting into the car, otherwise you will slip when it is wet. Also, if you put your foot down to lift or move something, you're going to slip, so get in good position. You can't take these liners off to clear snow or water without tipping them almost straight up to be able to take them off and avoid snagging the sharp spikes. onto your upholstery and then pulling out, another bending trick that, believe me, you can't do without pouring the entire contents back into the car. So please forget it. Just wipe with a bounty towel when there is too much water and wipe at home, then dry with a bounty towel and water. They hold water so well you could use your new Husky inserts if you had to survive if you had a drinking straw in your car. A tip for the Wtech rider's side liner - the footpeg section is short and if you put on a lot in winter water, snow etc will run down the top of the footboard and behind the liner and fall onto the carpet. It doesn't really dry as the lining covers the rug and the ventilation is on the right - too high to dry the rug. . So if you use Wtech eyeliner, you should regularly remove the eyeliner and let the area dry.