Rugged Ridge, Husky, Quadratec, or Weather Tech Cargo Liners?
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Anyone have comment on which set will work best if you run with no doors all summer?
I don't want to get a set and then watch them fly off down the highway.
I linexed my interior already and pulled the carpet, but having the mats over that would be even easier to keep clean, though probably not as convenient for when you start taking on water....
I don't want to get a set and then watch them fly off down the highway.
I linexed my interior already and pulled the carpet, but having the mats over that would be even easier to keep clean, though probably not as convenient for when you start taking on water....
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Anyone have comment on which set will work best if you run with no doors all summer?
I don't want to get a set and then watch them fly off down the highway.
I linexed my interior already and pulled the carpet, but having the mats over that would be even easier to keep clean, though probably not as convenient for when you start taking on water....
I don't want to get a set and then watch them fly off down the highway.
I linexed my interior already and pulled the carpet, but having the mats over that would be even easier to keep clean, though probably not as convenient for when you start taking on water....
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That's what I threw in a couple weeks after getting mine. It replaces the carpet everywhere except under the front seats and in the little storage compartment in back. Easy to install, pretty durable so far and I don't have to worry about condensation in the carpet. I just use the factory mats over it and dont' worry about anything heavier.
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JK Super Freak
Looks JUST like mine!
Here's another floormat thread.
I vote for the Weathertech liners. Had them since a week after getting the JK and love them. Only piece of advice I can give is to make sure you put some velcro on the bottom of the cargo liner and the rear floor mat as they can shift a bit. Bought a set of cheap velcro for $5 at Joannes Fabrics. I'm going to take the mats out when the weather stays nice for a day and hot glue the velcro on as the adhesive on the velcro doesn't seem to hold as well as I'd like.
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I've been to MacNeil Automotive (the makers of the Weathertech mats) a few times and watched the measurement of vehicles for mats and also the solid model rendering of the dyes. It's pretty damn impressive and they have a very large contingency of european car manufactures they do OEM work for. Just incredible stuff that fits better than the rest and has taken the floor mat business to a totally different level.
There might be cheaper stuff out there but there isn't anything better.
There might be cheaper stuff out there but there isn't anything better.