2003-2014 Ford Expedition, 2004-2010 Ford F-150, 2006-2008 Lincoln Mark LT, 2003-2014 Lincoln Navigator - Heavy Duty Front Floor Mats by Husky Liners Review

LOVE these floor mats! Went to the Husky website to find out what part number to order for my 2004 F-150. Fit is great! Doesn't move AT ALL. Very well made and look great in my truck. I just ordered a rear seat kit for my super crew. One thing should be noted. They are attached to the display hanger. You will need to cut off the excess that was used to attach the display hanger. Not difficult, but be careful as you can easily cut too deep into the mat if you're not careful. Good product. would…

Super duper Heavy Duty! Picks up a lot of dirt and is easy to clean. They fit my 2008 Ford F150 perfectly. Something was bugging me so I sanded it down with 60 grit sandpaper, it's much better but not perfect. You look pretty tough. Oh yes, the best part is that they are made in the USA. This is VERY important because they don't have an unpleasant smell even if they are in a truck at a temperature of more than 100 degrees. Chinese products will make your eyes water from the bad smell of Chinese

I bought this and had high hopes for it. I even checked the Husky Liners website to make sure I ordered the correct model number for my truck. However, when they arrived, the floor bolt tabs to hold the mats in place were not in the same place as my truck's tabs, and the mats covered no more than 3/4 of my floors. They are very durable and good quality and I would keep them if they fit my car. I ended up sending them back the next day and ordering custom WeatherTech DigiFit earbuds and I…

. Husky should mold them for a more accurate fit. The back mats don't allow a view, so I put it here. First off, I would only give the rear mats three (3) stars. Again the reason for this is that the Husky had to be more specific with the slats, there is no reason for the buyer to cut off the extra slats. Also, the part of the rear mats that covers the driveshaft tunnel is sloppy. It is not precisely formed and placed on top of the tunnel. Eli Whitney invented interchangeable parts about 200…