Husky Liners 99731 Weatherbeater Front & 2nd Seat Floor Mats for 2013-16 Mazda CX-5, Black: Complete Protection for All-Weather Conditions Review

love these liners! They fit my 2015 CX-5 perfectly and have saved me the fear of bad weather. The only minor downside to these liners (as other reviewers have pointed out) is that the mat covers the gas tank lever, but that's also clearly stated in the instructions that come with it, and there's even an indentation for cutting a hole. This is an additional problem that nobody really wants and (considering the cost) I think there is a way to solve this without wasting the consumer's time or…

I tried the WeatherTech and Husky liners on my Mazda CX-5 SUV. I was disappointed with WeatherTech. The flanks on the driver and passenger side are kinked in places. The rubber is very hard so I couldn't change them back. The WeatherTech mat doesn't have spikes (like the Husky insoles) so it does move around a bit. Dirt caught between the car frame and the WeatherTech mat. I replaced them with Husky Liners and was immediately hooked. The design became more defined around the gaps in the floor…

I have had these for more than a month. As long as they are ok. It has been raining heavily where I am and they are holding out. Easy to clean and install. The most annoying thing about these floor mats is the lack of a cutout for the throttle. I have a 2016 CX-5. I have to lift the mat a bit to get to this lever when I hit the throttle. This is quite impractical and clearly shows that these mats are not suitable. I might just need to cut a hole above the lever, but why would I even do that. It

I bought a Mazda CX-5 when my 10 year old previous car had a relatively minor accident and hit the grand total. I had pads and after spraying Scotch Guard on the carpet and fabrics I ordered a Husky pad. Even during the Christmas holidays and when the weather in the USA was icy, we were quickly in Texas. Fits like a glove after being able to relax in the warmth of home. I always carry a tool box, blower, wrench, etc. with me. In the summer I carry lawn power tools, gasoline, oil, rags, and this

I didn't expect that. It's a thin, hard piece of plastic that didn't fit in the trunk of my 2014 Mazda CX-5. The company advertises that this liner snaps into place once installed. I had it in my car for a week at 80 degrees. He hasn't calmed down. It's not flexible, and the $84 price tag is clearly wrong. Also, I had to pay for the return shipping of the liner. Their return policy also has you jumping through hoops. They want you to pay, they want them to wrap them, and they insist you email…

Mazda's factory floor mat protector is quite disappointing. It seems that there are more uncovered than covered carpets! Because of this, the first purchase I made for our new CX-5 was Husky floor mats. They generally offer a better price than Weathertechs, which is why I choose Husky. After installation I was relieved at how much of the carpet was covered with these rugs. They cover so much I doubt I'll have to take them downstairs to vacuum for a long time. In previous cars that I've had…