🏆 Husky Liners 53731 - Toyota Tundra CrewMax/Double Cab/Standard Cab X-act Contour Front Floor Mats, Black (2007-2011) Review

love, love, love! I had a retaining cap that was threaded incorrectly. I contacted Husky and in two days they brought me 6 more! Great rugs and great customer service!

After reading many reviews of WeatherTech and other floor mats, I decided to buy one for my husband's 2012 Toyota Tundra. I bought front cockpit fairings last year (Christmas) and rear fairings this year (Christmas). They are VERY well made, flexible, don't move and fit like a glove. He is very happy with it and we have recommended the Husky brand to others.

Great headphones! I have WeatherTech liners in another car, but I chose to roll the dice on the Husky. Glad you did! Husky liners are much thicker and more rubbery than plastic liners. The fit is also excellent, as is the coverage all around the mat. I don't think WeatherTechs will be falling apart any time soon, but I'm very glad I put Husky liners on my truck as they will take more abuse and the Husky appears to be a heavier product.

I love liners. Durable and waterproof, good fit. But the little clips they give you to hold it in place are useless. They are too short to fit through the liners and into the hole in the floor. Both of mine broke immediately. They will also provide you with a second short screw clamp and tell you to screw it into the carpet on the floor. Not only will this ruin your carpet, it won't work at all. I give 5 stars if not for the useless videos.

I am very happy with this purchase. The product is rated "Used - Very Good" but looks more like new when received. Fits very well in my 2012 Toyota Tundra Crew-max. However, the malleable material appears to be able to absorb dirt/grime or accidental spills. The product does not look like the image attached to this listing, but it does look the same as the 53811 X-act Contour floor product on the Husky website.

Bought for the "new to me" 2008 Tundra. Perfect fit and I love how the soft material folds to seal the edges. The only problem I had was the cap/nuts. The internal thread is set too deep at the end. I was only able to get one of them to interact with the male threads and even then it took a while. On the passenger side I didn't attach the balaclava at all. I didn't want to "drill" a mounting stud into the truck's undamaged carpet. There were no problems, the carpet stayed in place. If he moves,

They are perfect for my 2010 Toyota Tundra. They follow every contour exactly and not only protect the floor, but also the side of the center console, dashboard, rocker panels and much more. We live on the beach, and it rains a lot here, so we haul a lot of "items” into our cars. They are very good at keeping sand, dirt and anything else from damaging carpets. I checked several options including Weather Tech at the dealer. Husky insoles are made from a much more pliable material than others and