🏞️ Husky Liners - 53110 Chevrolet Silverado/GMC Sierra 1500 Front Floor Mats Cocoa: 2014-2019 Models Review

These covers fit the car well and look good, and they even handle snow and water, which is great. The main issue I have is design/reliability. After the first year they started developing a hole where my foot goes between the gas and brake pedals. So no problem, lifetime warranty right. Well, to take advantage of the lifetime warranty, you have to ship both originals at your own expense, which came to around $40 when I checked. I asked if I could just ship the broken part or the nameplates on…

Just get dressed and don't come earlier! It has rained every day since I bought my new truck. Fits like a glove in my 2017 carpeted crew cab (see photo). Really acts like a bathtub and collects every last drop of liquid that drips from your feet. The factory clamps fit perfectly. The passenger side came with one of the brackets with instructions - telling you to place the mat where you want it (fits almost only in one place), lift the corner and insert the plastic screw provided into the mat…

Will fit my 2017 GMC 1500 Denali! I like it though because it allows liquid to flow straight out of the car instead of straight onto the carpet (what's the point of spending money on all weather mats if it doesn't prevent it?!?!?)! I wouldn't advise shrinking it: firstly, your site areas aren't protected; and secondly, even if you trim the raised sections, you always end up having to trim more as the weight loss in some areas causes other parts to rise (my buddy did this and had to order them…

I am pleased with the type of material Husky used for these floorings, they feel like rubber just like Weathertech flooring. The Husky liners feel thicker and stronger than the Weathertech liners. I used to have a 3 row Weathertech bottom set, they were strong but too flexible and after a year they warped, didn't lay flat and tended to move a lot in the 2nd and 3rd rows. I tried to get them back in shape with a heat gun but to no avail. I like that the Husky inserts have grooves on the bottom…