🚘 Husky Liners 94071: Black Weatherbeater Front & 2nd Seat Floor Mats for 2017-20 Ford F-250/F-350 SuperCab Review

A great fit that covers a lot more carpet than the Ford floor mats in my F-250. And I've had Huskyliner and WeatherTech floor mats in several cars I've owned over the years and I've always been more impressed with the Huskyliners. They are a bit thicker and seem more durable.

In most cases you pay for what you get. This product is no exception, I've been a fan of Husky liners since I bought my WRX. They fit perfectly in my new truck and have been solid so far. The instructions say you need to trim the split seat if you have one. I didn't cut it, just tucked it under the middle to make it a tighter and more secure fit, maybe trimmed later for easier removal if it gets dirty, but we'll see.

Given the great experience with the previous set I bought I had high hopes. The mats I received were clearly returned by another customer as there were old labels on the box. on it and was reprinted. The contents were unpacked and the plastic bags rolled up at the bottom of the carton. The rear mat does not fit the 2020 F250 crew cab as promised. If you use a collapsible storage box under the seat, the mat is about 2 inches larger and will not lay flat. And now I find out it costs $21 to return

I've never seen floor mats fit so well! They fit PERFECTLY in my 2019 Ford F250 Crew Cab. At first I didn't think the rear mat would fit until I realized it slides under the rear trunk and almost snaps into place. They look great and fit even better! I had a 'different' brand in an old truck and they never fitted perfectly so they lost my business, I was so glad Husky put them out! Got the floor mats today and the mud flaps on Thursday! I would just toss the sticker in the bag with Husky! Good…

These liners are good. I did a lot of research between them and the Weather Tech brand. And in the end I decided on the husky. As you follow instructions and read reviews from others, remember that you may need to trim part of the back seat upholstery with a razor blade to get the right fit. I lost about an inch. It's pretty easy. There are pre-cut grooves. Not so hot what's up. One thing I didn't know, and that's a bit disappointing, is that the frontliner on the passenger side can't crash…

These liners are good. I did a lot of research between them and the Weather Tech brand. And in the end I decided on the husky. As you follow instructions and read reviews from others, remember that you may need to trim part of the back seat upholstery with a razor blade to get the right fit. I lost about an inch. It's pretty easy. There are pre-cut grooves. Not so hot what's up. One thing I didn't know, and that's a bit disappointing, is that the frontliner on the passenger side can't crash…

Fits and serves its purpose. The driver's side went first and ran perfectly. Ford has grommets in the floor to hold the floor mats in place, which the Husky mats fit in and snap into perfectly. Then moving on to the passenger side, the Husky floor mats don't have eyelet mounting holes. WTF? Would it be that difficult to add holes? I suspect the reasoning is that if the driver's side moves and the brake pedal is stuck it could cause an accident, they don't care if the passenger's side moves…