WeatherTech VS Husky Liner: Torture Test and Comparison! 

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Hey buddy boy, if you put the seats all the way back, it would of been easier to pull them out of the vehicle and spill less to almost none

I'd like to see how each holds up in a real-world situation. Put a set of each in a mason or concrete contractor's truck for a couple of months.

I had the Weather Tech in my car for 7 years. 4 of those years I was a nanny to two girls. They still looked brand new when I eventually traded in the car. My dad actually took them and is still using them in his car. Highly recommend!

I started cracking up when he poured the water back into the jeep.

I have both and I find the Husky liner stays flexible where the WeatherTech liner turns hard and tends to "curl" in extremely cold weather. 👍👍for the husky liner.

I've had both, and the Husky stood up better. Still have the set I bought. Weather Techs tend to curl up at the edges. Husky set still looks new, had it in my car since I bought it in '13.

Well that was a good comparison but since I got my WeatherTechs for 2$ at the junk yard my decision was easy.

I have Husky's in my 2018 Tundra, I like the way they overlap the door sill. Also I like the more rubbery consistency of the Husky. I wanted WeatherTech until I researched and for my truck, Husky was a better choice for me.

Been buying Weathertech for over 10years. Never had any issues, when you take them out the original carpets were always perfect.

I have weather tech in my 500 Abarth, and they've been great mats for me. I hose em down, light scrub, and they look new.

Have no idea how I ended up here... but I do watch a lot of review vids and you did a great job. You are a natural on camera, don’t talk too much, and I like your tests - especially the Mentos and burnout tests!!!! 😂 🤣

I have weather tech in my Silverado, they work great. Especially the extra large information the rear, that goes under the seat. It covers the entire area.

I got the husky because they went up farther and covered more area in my Accord. I could see a lot of stuff falling off my shoes against the accelerator pedal, and completely missing the WT liner. Been having them a few years, with messy occupants, and they still look new after simple cleaning.

Thank you. From whet I've seen I think I will order the Husky liner. To me I would prefer the softer material for the less plastic feel of it.

5:44 “definitely making for a hazardous situation” as he’s standing in a pool of water with a wet extension cord. Haha

Four Volvos (2005 XC90, 2009 S80, 2011 S60, 2018 V60 Cross Country). ALL with WeatherTech mats, with no reason to consider another brand. Made in USA, a tad more expensive, but for me, worth the extra cost. Easy install, easy clean. Done.

Wonderful thorough review! I've got weathertech on my SUV and small car. It has the best fit by far. It literally looks like it's part of the car. I never take the mat off with liquid. I simply dab it with a paper towel or rag before removing it. That basically eliminates any risk of spillage.

I have weathertech floor mats and they do well. The self-stick name brand label came off within a year. They did capture liquids that spilled on them quite well. Never tried Husky mats before to give honest comparison.

I think I have a solution for removing wet liners from the vehicles. You take the sponge, soak the liquids and remove liner without spilling anything.

Exactly what I was looking for. Thank you

I just bought my wife WT floor liners for her Acura RDX for Xmas. They are not only cheap plastic, the edges curl up wards, so water, salt can get into the carpet. My next move is to try and use a heat gun to bend the edges down. the whole thing was a waste of time and money. I have a 4 year old set of WT mats in my truck, and they used to be thick rubber that fit correctly. They are making them now with inferior materials, and sloppy cutting.

I live in a desert area where it's above 110F in the summer everyday. Which one do you think is better for my area? Thank you.

I got the weather tech, fits my Murano perfectly.

When he threw the Husky after the burnout, he reminded me of Kevin James. 😂

Great Video, You Covered more information than I could think of. Thanks

I'm so happy with my recent Weather Tech purchase

I've had a set of weathertech in my daily for about 2 years now, and they still look brand new

Great test - a REAL test. Thanks!

Had thought about getting Husky, but im happy I went with Weathertech.

Great review bro. I think I’ll get the Husky for the driver side ( more comfortable and grippy on carpet ), an the Weathertech for the passenger side. Wifey has enough grip.

I think its dependent on which vehicle. Because for my 15 fusion the husky liners covered a good 3inches further towards the seats and fit better than the weathertech. I had sent mine back and then tried the husky. Glad I did! Love the in channel wind deflectors from Tech though, among a few other things. Both great companies, with very nice products, and best of all..MADE IN THE U.S.A. which isnt very common at all these days.

Just bought Husky for my 2020 Grand Cherokee Altitude. Fits like a glove, very pleased so far !!

Holy smokes man where do you plan on using these mats? Off roading in the middle east??

I appreciate the honest detailed comparison of both American made companies.

very nice video, thanks for your help. you really went in depth with the tests.

Thank you very much for the detailed review!!!!

Awesome! Review thanks for sharing

Husky Contour mats are great, if they make them for you vehicle I highly recommend them. The rubber texture makes them less slippery when getting in to the car with snow or mud on your shoes/boots. They are a little harder to clean but they are floor mats, who cares. Weathertechs are ok, but usually $30ish more than the Husky, which can be found on sale quite often.

Just out of curiosity could anchors be added to that jeep? I once had a Honda Element that did not come with a carpet or any type of floor mat but they could be optioned. And there is an anchor installation kit forthe Honda Element for adding floor mats.

the foot noise on the weather tech is the deciding factor for me, so going Husky!

Idk what the hell the burnout test was supposed to prove but it needs to be a standard test for everything and anything

Great video. Very helpful. Thanks.

I’ve used both floor mats, and Husky gets my vote. IMHO Husky was a better fit and less stiff. But whatever floats your boat. They will both do the job.

2:37 why did he just spill the water even more 😂😂

I’ve had both liners and actually prefer the husky. The weather techs were a bear to clean (they were a tan color and you can still see the dirt after I scrubbed)

Although the WT look nice I think I’m going with Husky bc I live in a rainy area and am concerned about foot slippage. Thanks for the demo

Question. Will it make a difference for a Left Hand Drive floor liners to a Right Hand Drive floor liners? I recently moved to a country that's a RHD and since I like wethertech liners, I was thinking about getting some for my car here but weathertech only has the LFD liners. Will it be possible to fit that?

I went with husky and couldn't be happier. $110 compared to $215 it was an easy choice.

I think it should be mentioned that those look like the Husky X-Act liners. They also manufacture a WeatherBeater line that is more like the WeatherTech product.

When you said the Husky had a more rubbery feel, that convinced me. I hate the plasticky / slippery feel of Weathertechs.

This is quality my man . Still laughing hahah

I have a 2019 Jeep Grand Cherokee and love my weather tech mats, back seat cover and passenger back seat protector…. I’ve never tried Husky’s brand but I’ve never been disappointed with Weather Tech!

I like how they tried to make it look like one of those "As Seen On TV Infomercial" commercials LOL at 5:17

You do not take the liner out to get rid of the water. You mop it up.

I have run husky liners in my truck since i bought it and do find them too hold up quite well to daily use and abuse. My girlfriend runs the weather techs in her truck and between the two i personally will take the husky liners because i notice my girlfriends mats tend too slide around a fair bit more but overall they are both good mats and you can’t go wrong either way

I've had Weather Tech and I love them!

The black/white infomercial bit was 🔥😂

Thank you. Thinking I'll go with Husky for my '07 Honda CR-V. The rubbery, non-slick surface seems like it would be more comfortable.

Not sure what vintage Weathertech you got, but mine purchased 12/31/2018 are nearly impossible to clean.

the noise from the weather tech isn't as noticeable when there is carpet down there I love mine they do great to keep my new car clean

Excellent video💯

Guy sounded biased against Husky Liners from the start. I've used Husky liners in 5 vehicles without issue since early 2000. Never wore thru and protected my carpet. I was never crazy about the Weather Tech brand, I always felt it was just a knock-off of Husky. Not sure how your going to end up with all that water in your floor mat. If that happens you have more issue than a floor mat can help you with.

Love my Husky liners, stay in place, easy to clean.

Both weather tech and Husky floor liners are great. I have weathertechs in my 17 Tacoma and Husky in my 13 Tacoma. I personally do slightly prefer the added grip of the softer rubber on the husky liners, but honestly I could go either way with these. When choosing between husky and weathertech. I just choose the ones that I can get the fastest at the time. No other comparison need be made in my opinion as they are both just great liners.

Really enjoyed it... Very Nice video

I had Weathertech on my other car and I find very hard to not spill water in the car when trying to remove.

What would be a good idea to add to this video, an update.... Is how they age. Because over time, dirt can get into the plastic and make any mat fade it a brown dirt/mud color as my gray wheathertech mats did.

I love my Husky!! I I have them in the front and back of my 2018 Nissan Titan!!!💜💜💜

I have the Weathertech Mats for a few winters and I cannot get them cleaned it’s like the mud bonds with the material. I have tried quite a few cleaners and they never come clean. Maybe the mud is different up here in Calgary Canada?

I have a medium tan color Weather Tech. The fit is great. I do find I have to use a brush to scrub the dirt out of the fine grain that is molded into the plastic. It won't just rinse off.

Both are great floor mats. I own both and only slightly prefer the Husky's due to them not being as slick when wet because they are a rubber instead of a plastic. Otherwise both are exceptional.

Great review hermano! Tim Allen meets dad jokes, meets consumer reports. BTW, I didn't even think about how dirt, water, etc could fall back into the car when removing them. Of course I think I'd slide the seat back before doing it. :-)

Just ordered a set of huskys. ive had weather tech in my other vehicles and they look like they will fix most the issues i see with weathertech... mainly very slippery when wet, liner tends to move around when getting in and out, and the edges always curl over time causing dirt to just get under them.

Says he is going to put them in "mud creek". Actually puts them in septic tank field line discharge

Owned WeatherTech for years... and was lamenting high price... well worth it. My only recommendation would be to add objective measurements to tests... how much force on the screwdriver... how much effort in lbs went in the tearing... how subjective is the application of force? assuming it was impartial, there's no competition.

I've run them both and kinda like the Weather Techs more.

I've had the husky liners for 10months.... love them,zero issues

Hilarious test!

Where are Husky Liners made?

Personally I choose the husky liners because they are softer and more rubber like which contours better. Also I wanted the little spikes on the bottom to help aid in the mats not sliding around.

I just bought a set of WT and they no longer have the cheesy logo on them. This will be my 2 nd set as I purchased a new truck. The one thing I have to say is the WT fit perfect. It looks like WT upgraded their floor liners from the 1st set I bought. I had the WT in my first truck for 11 years with no problems. The only down size to WT is it does feel more like a work truck due to the harder plastic they use. Husky uses more of a rubber that cuts down on the noise. It’s totally up to the consumer but I give WT a slight advantage for the tight fit of the floor mats.

With carpet, you won't hear the WeatherTech beating against the floor pan. I have WeatherTech's in my truck and Husky's in my car. They're both very good products and you can't really go wrong with either. I do like how the Husky's cover the carpet hook as I've gotten some mud stains around the carpet hook opening on the WeatherTech's.

My dad had them in his JK before he got his gladiator The Huskies never seemed to have any problems although my mom has the weather techs in her range rover and those have been great as well you can’t go wrong with either they’re both a great product. As a lawn care and landscaper I feel like I prefer the weather techs that I just recently bought they just seem a bit sturdier. Jesus bless y’all.

Run the techs in ALL my rides n love em!!!

I love my weather techs the rear has slightly curled at the edges and the driver mat the emblem started coming off so I pulled it off and stuck it to the side of the mat and been there ever since

I bought WeatherTech for my '13 Sonata and '10 Accent. Huskyliner for my oldest sons '14 Sonata , youngest sons '14 Cruze and my '00 S10. I find both about equal.

Love your video

Dude this was fukn hilarious and informative! Keep up the vids!

I still have my weather tech 10 years old and they still look like new after I get them wash, best investment so far.

I will never spend my money on Weather Tech again! Bought a complete set for my 2015 GMC Denali, and the passenger side front kept folding over after time. Contacted them and they told me to use a hair dryer and form it back. Well geniuses, it always folds back over when it gets hot in the truck! They never offered my money back or to replace the mat, so they will not get my hard earned money ever again!! Just got a 2020 Chevy 2500 High Country D-Max and guess which floor liners are going in? Yup, Husky!!

Deciding between the weather tech and husky for 2014 Honda accord sport. I live in south florida and the heat brutal.

I prefer Husky liner xacts over weathertech's. I've owned both and I prefer the soft rubber and the way it feels/sounds. I also prefer the deeper grooves to keep my feet/pants from touching the water. Lastly I found all the weathertech's I've owned would fold in and not lay flat against the contours of the floor.

This was very helpful, thank you!

Love the burnout test. I have used floormats in a pinch for myself or randomly encountered neighbors who are stuck in the snow.

Both are great products. I've had both. The Weather techs make it harder to remove dirt as you can brush them and they never look spotless.

Great video!

I've had both. Now l go with the huskys. Better fit, less expensive, look good.

These liners fits on Jeep Liberty 2006?

I've used Weather Techs on several vehicles and liked them until I got a set for my last truck a 2012 Ram 1500 Quad cab. When I took them out of the box I noticed them to be out of shape. When I installed them they did not sit flat like they were suppose to. They curled up on several edges. I took pictures and sent it to Weather Tech. They replaced the rear liner because it looked the worst. However the new ones were not much better. They too were somewhat curled. I think the problem is in how the package them up and ship them. For my 2019 Ram 1500 Quad cab I went with the Husky's. A night and day difference in fit and trim. They fit like a glove.And they were better packaged. The price was better also. Won't go back to Weather Tech.