Rugged Ridge, Husky, Quadratec, or Weather Tech Cargo Liners?
08-18-2010, 09:07 AM
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I have Husky in mine and I'm very happy. They collect water from snow and ice pretty well. Just don't armor-all them. They become slicker than snot for about a month. I even had them hold battery acid from my wife's leaky battery for a few days. You can't even tell where.
I haven't had the doors off yet, but I'm sure they would fly like a kite if you didn't lock them down somehow.
I haven't had the doors off yet, but I'm sure they would fly like a kite if you didn't lock them down somehow.
08-19-2010, 06:42 PM
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well, I got my huskies in today
My first impression is that they are thinner than I thought they would be... I also noticed that they tend to slide upwards a bit, not sure if it's just me being a big guy and my weight pushing them up with my feet or not
did anyone else have this happen to them?
Alfy
My first impression is that they are thinner than I thought they would be... I also noticed that they tend to slide upwards a bit, not sure if it's just me being a big guy and my weight pushing them up with my feet or not
did anyone else have this happen to them?
Alfy
08-19-2010, 07:36 PM
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I believe the quatratec and Rugged ridge are the same mats but either way, the hole where the floor hook comes up through allows snow melt to get under the mat defeating the whole purpose. I'm thinking about putting some silicone around the hook and seeing how well it holds up. also, after just six months, the hole is elongating from constant pressure of the mat sliding forward.