Stock rubber mats suck

[Squatting Dog]

Digital fit

-Greg

 

[Big Blue]

Digital fit

-Greg

Thanks Greg.

 

[Deinonychus]

IMO, the stock mats are okay, not great by any means.

I might opt for the Weathertech down the road, especially if I start noticing moisture issues in the carpet.

My previous car had Weathertech front mats; I really appreciated the fit and functionality. I would bet the fronts would hold a quart of water each.

 

[Big Blue]

Well I just bit the bullet. Digital Fit $117 shipped via Autoantything.

After reading this thread, I went outside to take a closer look, and there was some overflow from the melted snow/salt. SO I figured WTF, I dont want to ruin the carpet.

I only opted for the fronts, as I rarely have peps in the back.

Thanks for the suggestion.

 

[colecoin]

I ordered my weather tech front mats last night. I went with digital fit. No those are not mynmats on eBay yet.

 

[KTM RAPTOR]

Weather Tech Digital Fit are the way to go.

 

[BOJANGLES]

WeatherTech digital fit here. Accept no substitute. It's all about the sidewall protection.

 

[Big Blue]

Just got my weahtertech digitals last night.

You guys were right, gotta be 40% more floor coverage than OEM and the fit is perfect.

If you expereince any type of winter weather, these are a must buy, IMO.

Now what would be cool, its to replace the Weathertech badges on both mats with a Raptor logo somehow...

 

[Diesel1710]

Try knocking some shit off your feet prior to getting in.

 

[gcmj45acp]

+1 on the WeatherTechs Liners...I put them in my SCrew front and rear because I was literally wearing a hole in the factory-supplied, driver's floor mat. My truck isn't a total street queen, it sees quite a bit of mud at the private gun range I use west of town and on many weekend trips. The WeatherTech Liners can certainly get slick, that's one downside compared to the stock mats but, they make up for it in providing a great deal more coverage and protection for your carpet if you frequently have heel and toe it through mud, slush, snow, etc.