🚗 Protect Your Vehicle's Front Floor with Husky Liners X-act Contour Black Floor Liner - 53561 (TYC53571) Review

They seem to be just as good as another more expensive brand. My only complaint is that they don't fit my car as well as I had hoped. They fit, but not every curve, bump or corner has been accounted for.

I like this rug a lot. Fits the 2018 Grand Cherokee High Altitude as expected with excellent coverage and collectability. It's more flexible than other mats I've used and stays in place. Worth the extra cost if it's more expensive than the others. you will like it

Fits my 2012 Jeep Grand Cherokee. I've been using it for 5 months now and I'm very happy with it. I like that they are softer and more supple than the ones I've had in other cars. Very easy to clean although I did have to do some scrubbing to remove road salt residue.

Bought these for my wife's 18 year old Jeep Grand Cherokee after a pair of Weathertechs didn't fit properly. A few big differences are that huskies are more flexible, not as shiny, and not as slippery. They also stay in place and don't slip, unlike previous Weathertech models. I've actually been an avid Weathertech fan/customer for years, but these Huskies are a bit of a game changer.

Lifttime guarantee update! I called Husky because the factory latch had a hole in the driver's mat. I've called you. They were friendly and helpful and I had a brand new set in 6 days! No questions were asked! I recommend trimming or grinding the sharp clips so you don't have to return them because they are awesome, but if you do it will be a smooth process! Real rubber, not plastic shell like others. The hooks are lined up and slightly cover the threshold. Worth adding a few bucks to get a…

Great product. Slightly better than Weathertech. Not that Weathertech is bad, but Husky is better. I have a Weathertech kit on a machine. They're too tight, which never felt good under my feet, even in shoes. The fit is also very good, but can never be perfect. I have Husky earplugs in another car. The Husky liners are a bit softer. This makes the Husky liners feel better on the feet and when the car warms up they fit a bit better. I would rate Weathertech an 8.5-9 compared to Husky's solid 10.

Love the fit but will wear out over time as they are designed to be used with factory mat hooks which the holes in the mats wear out over time. Also, the driver's side never fitted properly and kept shifting towards the center console. Husky's warranty turned out to be worthless - they just didn't respond to this question and to my requests for a replacement. There is no better all weather floor mat set for my car so I spent even more money on a replacement. For future vehicles I will…

Perfect fit and feel of the product. They stay in place much better than the Weather Tech due to the springs on the bottom. The reason I gave them 4 stars instead of 5 is because they scratch incredibly easily. So much so that I tend to return both the first and second set of rows I've bought (at least I'll exchange the second row to make sure I just received a used/defective set). This may be why most other earbuds have a hard plastic structure. Without the wear it would have been 5 stars. The

My NISSAN had a different type, more wear resistant, they were more rigid but with the same floor area. I remember this plastic label starting to delaminate on another type. They're more flexible, a little more rubbery, but still have a semi-rigid feel, like you spill a whole cup of coffee and need to get it out of the truck instead of spilling it on the carpet. No label, just black, fits and covers a large area. The floor mat hooks are not holes in the mat, but hook cutouts with a teardrop…