🚘 Husky Liners 98231 Black Weatherbeater Front & 2nd Seat Floor Liners for Chevrolet-GMC Silverado/Sierra 1500 & 2500/3500 HD Crew Cab (2014-2019) Review

I ordered these for my 2014 Chevy Crew Cab and sent them back as soon as I received them. The material is very thin, cheap and plastic. For over $100 I expect much better quality than these rugs. Although they fit well and I'm sure they will protect the carpet, I expected more for the price. I returned them and bought Husky X-Act front and Weathertechs rear mats. The quality of both is far superior to the Husky Weatherbeaters. It's worth an extra $30-$40 for full rear seat protection and…

Now I have both Weathertech and these. Both are close to each other. Maybe like Weathertech a bit more. It just seems more appropriate. One of the rugs came without a logo. I still had the glue, it was too cheap or didn't check the quality to make sure it was there, so now it looks like I got some unbranded junk even though I paid a pretty penny for it. After spending so much money you would think that's what they would do. Another thing, I ordered a second one a day later and they just…

Received and fitted today. They are easy to put on with a little patience as they are a bit stiff. The latches on the driver's side mat matched perfectly with the buttons on the floor panel of my 2016 GMC Sierra 2500HD Denali. Both front mats slightly overlap the entry sill. But we like that as much dirt and debris stays on the carpet as possible. The rear mat needs a bit of a seat, but it fits well and I like that it overlaps a bit under the glove box under the aftermarket seat. This will help

I was glad to receive them but was very disappointed when I unboxed them and saw they had air bubbles in the mold (see pictures). I would have thought their quality department would reject them, but apparently they don't care how they look in a customer's car. When I installed it, the clamp that secures the passenger side was so cheap that trying to screw it into the carpet just bends the end of the threads. I finally got the clamp working by creating the mount with a Phillips screwdriver, what