🏞️ Husky Liners WeatherBeater Front and Rear Floor Liner 99581 - Designed for 2014-2021 Toyota Tundra CrewMax with Full Black Coverage in Footwell Review

They fit better than the meteorologists in my father's Ford. You look great. My only complaint is that the backend doesn't offer enough coverage. See photo, my kids will ruin the carpet.

Good quality floor mats shaped to fit our 2016 Tundra Crewmax perfectly. The rear mats don't go all the way under the rear seats, so folding them down reveals the carpet. Be aware of this. Even with the passenger seats folded down, they work perfectly.

Weak plastic "hand screw" for attaching the passenger side mat. Doesn't work as intended, not long enough. The driver's side did not lie flat on the left side. Poorly fitted rear, doorjambs didn't lay flat. Cheap look and texture feel. It's hard to believe they're charging $180 for this three-piece set. Instead, I bought OEM all-weather rubber floor mats for $125.

They fit tightly, as promised. They fit perfectly as promised. They perfectly follow the contours of the floor. Does not affect the accelerator pedal. I have to say they look great in my truck (2013 Toyota Tundra DBL). Worth the price. I don't know why some people say they are skinny and skinny. You are strong enough to work. I see no reason why they shouldn't survive truck life.

I got these for my 15th tundra. The rear mat fits perfectly and looks so good. However, my passenger side does not have a clip or switch hole to support the included switch. It's ok but I think it could be a little safer. The driver's side looks nice and has the right switches to keep it in place. The spikes on the back are amazing. Sounds weird but I can't wait to say something :)

I'm only spending a few hours detailing my TRD Pro 4Runner with my 5 year old WeatherTech floor mats which I'm about to sell as I get the new Husky -Got floor mats for my new Tundra. I am so disappointed and have no idea why there are so many good reviews about the Husky being better than WeatherTech. In my opinion, that is absolutely not true. I have both at the same time and I can tell you WeatherTech is way better. WeatherTech goes further down the sides and fits better. Husky just got back.

These are essential to protect your car floor. Be careful when installing in the Tundra and noticing a hole in the passenger side carpet. don't drive yourself crazy thinking "wait, only my driver's side has a factory pin/hook, they sent me the wrong model?!?" Either on the bottom of the box or on one of the mats you'll find a small plastic screw. You will screw it directly into the passenger side carpet to hold the mat in place. I prefer them to the stiffer versions with a more pliable feel…

I bought these balaclavas for the Tundra Crewmax. I used to have similar earbuds from a different manufacturer. This is a softer material, making them easier to apply and more conformable to the truck. Also, they have spikes on their backs that help them stay in place (others don't). My main reasons for buying them are that they make it a lot easier to clean the truck with them and deal with kids or pets. I have attached photos of the liners since installation. I am very happy with the fit and…

So my Husky liners for my 2020 Tundra Platinum arrived today. I'm disappointed. The front two mats are well made and fit the floor well on either side. On the passenger side there is a plastic screw that screws into the carpet to hold the mat in place... But it doesn't crash into the carpet as intended. My biggest complaint; The material of the front mats is different and contains more rubber than the one-piece rear mat, it's a plastic material rather than rubber so feels cheaper and doesn't…