Are Weathertech Floor Liners Worth The Money

Are WeatherTech Floor Liners worth it?

Does anyone have experience with WeatherTech floor liners? Are they worth getting for your car? I'm not overly messy or anything my interior is tan and it's a 2005 Corolla, I just would like to keep it looking nice and clean. Does anyone have experience with these floor liners or another brand?

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+1 won't own another vehicle without them.

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Got them, and would definitely recommend to anyone. I've had them in my Jetta for four years and they still look great. (Thoroughly tested by two kids.)

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I've got husky liners. A bit cheaper but very good coverage.

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I've never seen a bad review of their digifit ones, and that has to mean something in this day and age.

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The fit is OK in my 2014 Ford Fusion. Still, they do their job and are high quality.

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I have them for my Impreza. The center console side wells flap over over time. They did send me a new set no questions asked but now that set is starting to flap over

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Just a heads up. If you buy them custom cut for your car they are more expensive. You can go to a pep boys and buy the generic ones for about $50, and cut them yourself where the grooves are. That's what I did and mine have held up great over the years, while protecting my car.

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Bought them for my 2015 Subaru STI a month ago. They're working great!

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sweet! I rock mine in a 2014 BRZ can't beat them.

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I have the regular old rubber, not-laser-shaped-to-my-car ones and they work great. I mean, I've switched cars since I bought the liner and they look brand new when I hose 'em down every once in a while.

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Yes. They will never let you down, they are the easiest to clean, and they will sincerely last you a lifetime. No more salt in your carpet that's a pain to get out, and no more looking at ugly stained carpets. Best mats I sell to customers.

(Detail shop, Authorized WeatherTech Distributer)

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I have them and I expected more. The mold was good for a couple months then it started to pull away from the walls and didn't look very molded anymore.

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Buying those mats is money well spent. When I buy new vehicles I order them ahead of time so I have them for vehicle delivery. Drive home from the dealer with the new car paper floormats and replace them as soon as I get home. I use Husky liners and they are great.

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Are you saying you use Husky liners under the WeatherTech floor mats or you use Husky floor mats instead of Weather Tech floor mats?

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I would say they are worth the money for a new/newer car. Not in your particular case as the vehicle is almost 10yrs old. I would have a hard time justifying the expense unless the car has incredibly low miles and you planned on keeping it for a long time. JMHO