Our Final Verdict. We think that Husky Liners offer the same level of quality and features as WeatherTech at a lower price point. Although both companies offer a great lineup of floor mats to protect your car's carpet and flooring, the one you pick will come down to which one fits the measurements of your car.
Which is better WeatherTech or WeatherTech HP?
What's the difference between WeatherTech FloorLiners and FloorLiner HP? The FloorLiners are made out of a harder, more rigid material, and the FloorLiner HP is made out of a softer, more flexible material. Both will protect the carpet and contain spills; however, the FloorLiners cover the most surface area.
What is the difference between all-weather floor liners and all-weather floor mats?
Unlike FloorLiners that are made from a more rigid material, WeatherTech All-Weather Mats are made from a more flexible compound. Anti-skid texturing lines the bottom of the All-Weather Mat creating surface friction with your vehicle's carpet, so you can rest assured they won't slip or slide out of place.
Are floor liners worth it?
Are floor liners really worth it? Yes, they can come at a premium cost — a full set from WeatherTech, for example, is about $250 to $300 — but that's a fraction of what it would cost to replace the factory carpet or any damage to equipment underneath it.
Are WeatherTech floor liners worth the money?
Made with high-quality materials, designed with advanced technology, and covered by a limited lifetime warranty, WeatherTech floor mats are worth the money so long as they fit properly in your vehicle.
Are there better mats than WeatherTech?
For about the same cost as our top pick, Husky WeatherBeater Floor Liners offer fit, coverage, and protection that are almost as good as that of WeatherTech FloorLiners. They're well-shaped, although their sidewalls aren't quite as high as the WeatherTechs and the lip around the perimeter isn't as pronounced.