Review on MAX LINER A0296 B0020 MAXFLOORMAT by Tyler Cash

After researching and comparing WeatherTech, Husky, and Max Liner, I decided to purchase Max Liner front and rear floor mats. Factors in the decision were obviously price, the fact that the Max Liner offered a one-piece front mat that covered the center hump while the rear mats extended to the rear of the cab. These were important features for me as I work construction and often get into my truck with muddy boots and I didn't want dirt getting into the seam of the three piece front floor mat system. Also, I usually raise the back seat for extra storage, so the fact that the mat extends to the back of the cab is a huge plus as it covers the entire floor. As for the mats themselves, the plastic is flexible and lightweight. for installation and the thickness of the mats is slightly less than the WeatherTech kit. Although the difference in thickness is very small. The mats stay in place well and fit into corners, bends, corners, bumps, etc just as well as a WeatherTech or Husky set. Of course, there will be a few small gaps around sharp corners, but that's to be expected. Overall I am very happy with this purchase and after about a month of use the mats have exceeded my initial expectations. If you doubt the ratio of low price and quality, don't do it. These mats will get the job done and save you about $100 over the competition.