Husky Liners 53600: Cocoa X-act Contour 2nd Seat Floor Mat for 2009-18 Dodge Ram 1500/2500/3500 and 2019 Ram 1500 Classic Crew Cab Review

Works well so far. They slide a little on my vinyl floor, but not too much. They don't interfere with the pedals. I wanted them to hold water while I get in and out of the truck in the winter and they do a good job. To be honest I only installed from the drivers site but I had to buy both as a kit. I have their weatherproof liners in my Prius. Aside from a small curl on the edges, they held up well. I am enthusiastic about the product and the company. I think they perform better than their…

Husky earbuds fit great. You have to pull them out and spray them to clean them when you get stuck in the mud. It seems that it sticks to the material and doesn't suck well. But that's a minor complaint. They don't know anything about longevity yet, like they only have it for a short time. But they seem like a really good solution for keeping track of dirt and debris in my truck. One final comment, they're just a little slick. Not scary, but noticeable. But I've never had anything other than…

Ordered front and rear base covers for my 2017 Ram 1500 Big Horn. The front earbuds fit like a glove and attach to the floor hooks, nothing to complain about. The back liner fits well too, but since there are no snags on the bottom, no little ridges/spikes/whatever you call it, the bottom of the liner, it slides everywhere. There's nothing to hold it so the rear liner slides out from under you. This could be unique to me or anyone with built in floor mounted coolers/under mat storage. They have

Over the years I have purchased at least 3 used cars with Weather Tech floor mats. Each time they were either already curled up around the edges or a year or so after I had them. Although they should have been the best doormats, the ruffled edge made them look ugly. A few years later I tried some custom Michelin floor mats and they did the same thing. Received my Husky X-act Contour Liners today and was VERY SATISFIED with the quality and appearance. Firstly the material is more flexible so the

These husky mats are made from semi-soft rubber and are flexible, unlike hard-weather tech "computer" insoles. The Husky x-act pads have lots of tabs on the underside that keep the mats in place! Again different from the WT where they are held in place with velcro! !.what a crappy design!.It moves everywhere!.Now the HUSKY X-ACT balaclavas are flexible, stay in place, have a shorter "lip" to keep water and snow out. 1 inch lip, exciting shoes! I know I tried Weathertech before I bought it.

Excellent product! I bought these for my 2014 Ram 2500 Laramie Crew Cab. I had WeatherTech earbuds for my 2002 Ram 1500 and switched back and forth between them and WeathertTech. In the end I decided to try these and was very satisfied. I find they fit a little better than WeatherTech. They follow the contour of the door seal better and I like the material better. It is a softer material than the WT and therefore has a more luxurious feel. They are just as easy to remove and wash off. I love…

I purchased a full set of Husky ear tips but they were shipped separately within ten days. The center hump mat for my 2015 Dodge Ram 3500 came with instructions on how to trim the mat to fit if I had a small tray that sits under the seat in the center lip. I have it and didn't want to cut the mat because firstly it said EXACTLY FITS and secondly I didn't want to ruin it for the price. I found my outlet kit and the deep outlet with extension cord, removed the middle shelf for the hump, then laid

This is for the front center hump. What I thought was a 2 minute deal turned into a 30 minute ordeal installing this simple rug. If you have a floor pan, you may need to remove it to install this. There are two bolts that require an 8mm deep socket and a 4" extension. See my photos for where they are (remove the tray rubber). You will need to cut an "X" or something similar on the screw holes to reinstall the tray. If your outlet isn't magnetized, you'll need something to thread the screws back