Husky Liners Black 98061 Front & 2nd Seat Floor Liners | Compatible with 2011-2019 300/Charger RWD Review

Great product and I would recommend it but I just don't understand why they are so expensive. I've seen other hard floor mats at the dealership for half the price, plus they were thicker. These seem flimsy which to me doesn't make up for why they cost so much. Winter doesn't seem to be coming. But I will keep trying. That's the only reason I bought them, so they wash easily.

Very happy with my Husky floor mats for my 2017 Dodge Charger. We bought these Husky dive floor and trunk covers and they were invaluable! All items covered the intended areas with laser precision. The floor coverings were covered in sand and mud from our travels but have been cleaned by the wind. The trunk liner held up to our wet gear and my trunk carpet didn't get wet at all. To be honest they were perfect for our adventure but also great for everyday use. I don't have to worry about…

I had Weathertech on my 2014 Chysler 300 and I really like it. Now I have a 2018 Chrysler 300 and after learning a bit more about the Husky I decided to give it a try. I'm glad I did. What I like more is that the front liners rise higher where your feet rest at the front of the car. Weathertech does not provide full coverage. Weathertech then has holes and uses mat hooks to hold them in place where huskies don't have holes. Instead, they use a spike system on the bottom of their earbuds, which…

These husky floors look very neat. I ordered black to match the color of my car. I have a feeling they really do look better than the stock floor mats. Today was slushy snow and when I parked for the day there was a puddle on the mat. I took some paper towels and wiped them clean and dry. It's nice not having to vacuum and shampoo as often (yes, I'm a bit neat). The fit is out of place. The padding on the driver's side is slightly smaller. I was wary of the fit because the fit for the AWD…

Husky balaclavas are terrible and their customer service is even worse. I bought a set of Husky liners which I began rolling the first week, reached down to the basement, told myself to hot air gun them onto the floorpan or put them upside down in the sun and she would relax and get back in shape. First I used the solar method and it curled up during the day, I used the heat gun and it curled up again during the day so I didn't want to return and said the product wasn't defective. I approached…