Weathertech Mats

[EddieC]

I have them in two vehicles.
Fit is perfect on the model specific models but they do get dismal looking after time. My opinion is that abrasion from dirt wears the surface down.
We also have one of the cargo mats and I'm less thrilled with that. I had to screw it down when it wouldn't stay put with our Labs being transported (it's their vehicle after all).

 

[mountie]

I have them in two vehicles.
Fit is perfect on the model specific models but they do get dismal looking after time. My opinion is that abrasion from dirt wears the surface down.
We also have one of the cargo mats and I'm less thrilled with that. I had to screw it down when it wouldn't stay put with our Labs being transported (it's their vehicle after all).

My WT cargo mat in my '05 Yukon, has a pre-moulded location you can cut, to access the floor installed tie-down rings to secure the mat in place.

 

[C-Lion]

I had Weathertech mats- the heavy duty style- for my 2015 Suburban for the 10 yrs I owned it. Couldn't beat them for fit and function. Great for containing snow, ice, sand and salt in New England winters . No curling, perfect fit. When removed, the carpet underneath was good as new. Bought a new set for my 24 Tahoe. Pricey but a good value.

 

[EddieC]

My WT cargo mat in my '05 Yukon, has a pre-moulded location you can cut, to access the floor installed tie-down rings to secure the mat in place.

Not ours. As I noted it tends to move about unless screwed down. I guess I'm more of a fan of heavier rubber material.

 

[11bravo]

I bought "G-Plus" front and middle liners based on their ratings, and I am amazed at the quality considering the price. Excellent design, and excellent fit. I certainly won't say they are superior to WT, but I am very happy with them, for 1/3 the price. BTW, I have a 2007 Denali.