🚙 Husky Liners 14761 Weatherbeater 2nd Seat Floor Mat for 2015-19 Ford Explorer - Black Review

fits better than the Weathertechs I originally bought for my 2016 Explorer. They were rounded on the edges and Weathertech wouldn't help me or replace them.

Don't know what warmth is? It's a decent mat, but it doesn't really stay in place, it slides a lot. It's sad because I bought one for my third row and it's reliable and amazing, this one is a little disappointing for the price.

Bought for my 2018 Ford Explorer XLT and it fits great. I've always had Husky earbuds and they are great and last very well. My researcher already had front liners so just buy them to keep kids from walking on carpets.

I have always found the Husky brand mTs to be of good quality and usually cheaper than other brands such as Weathertech. I've had these in 4 other cars and they easily lasted the life of the car. I really like the quality and it fits my 2019 Explorer.

I ordered all three kits for my 2015 Ford Explorer Limited. I've always had good luck with Husky liners. I picked them specifically for this truck to cover the hole left between the second row bucket seats by removing the center console. Good quality and they don't move at all.

I'm an Uber & Lyft so this mat gets a lot of use but I'm disappointed that it curls around the corners and food, dirt and objects underneath drops the mat. I tried bending the rubber with heat and other methods but it kept curling up. I had to remove a few stains from my rug which would not have been a problem if these rugs held their shape. I think a more flexible rubber would be a better option than this stiff material.

We've been looking for Weather Tech floor mats for our new Explorer, but holy cow! They are expensive! Husky Liners offered us a reasonable alternative. We received the earphones within a week of purchase and they fit perfectly! They enhance the interior and certainly protect all parts of the floor. I would highly recommend these floors to anyone looking for a good alternative to the more expensive weather tech brands.