Husky Liners' Weatherbeater floor liners are measured to the contours of a specific vehicle's footwell rather than sold as a generic mat, and the brand says its vehicle-specific fitments are currently on sale. The sets are offered for cars, trucks, SUVs and vans.
Because each set is laser-measured to the vehicle, the liner follows the shape of the footwell instead of sliding around on top of the carpet. A raised outer edge is designed to hold water, slush, mud and spilled drinks in place until the mat can be removed, hosed off and dropped back in.
Built for cold and wet conditions
Husky says the Weatherbeater material is formulated to stay flexible in cold weather and to resist the cracking and curling that inexpensive rubber mats can develop after a few seasons. Hundreds of small nibs on the underside anchor the liner, and the mats are made to work with a vehicle's factory retention hooks. According to the company, installation takes 15 minutes or less and requires no tools or trimming.
Materials, warranty and alternatives
- Designed, tested and built in the United States.
- Limited lifetime warranty for the original buyer.
- Material is free of latex, PVC, lead and cadmium, a point Husky highlights for households hauling children and dogs.
For buyers who want a softer, more pliable mat, the company offers its X-act Contour line as a premium step up. The Weatherbeater, by contrast, is pitched as the practical choice for a work truck, an outdoor rig or a family vehicle that regularly sees snow, salt and mud.
The pitch is straightforward: a fitted liner that catches the mess costs less than having the carpet deep-cleaned once the season turns.