Automotive Accessories

Husky Liners Puts Vehicle-Specific Weatherbeater Floor Mats on Sale

Larisa BergqvistNovember 10, 20265 min read0 views

At a glance

  • Laser-measured floor liners for cars, trucks, SUVs and vans are discounted, with US manufacturing and a limited lifetime warranty.
  • Husky Liners' Weatherbeater floor liners, laser-fit to specific vehicles and built in the US, are currently on sale; the brand says installation takes 15 minutes or less without tools or trimming.
A molded floor liner with raised edges sits in a vehicle footwell, holding pooled water and slush in cool daylight.

Husky Liners is running a sale on its vehicle-specific Weatherbeater floor liners, the laser-fit option alongside the universal mats the brand also offers. Each set is measured for a particular car, truck, SUV or van, so the liner follows the shape of the footwell instead of sliding around on top of the carpet.

A raised outer edge is designed to trap water, slush, mud and spilled drinks. Cleaning is a matter of lifting the liners out, hosing them off and dropping them back in.

Cold-weather and fit details

Husky says the Weatherbeater material is meant to stay flexible in the cold and to resist the cracking and curling that cheaper rubber mats develop after a couple of seasons. Hundreds of small nibs on the underside help anchor the liners, and they work with a vehicle's factory retention hooks. According to Husky, installation takes 15 minutes or less, with no tools and no trimming required.

The liners are designed, tested and built in the US, and carry a limited lifetime warranty for the original buyer. Husky also states the material is free of latex, PVC, lead and cadmium, a point the company frames as relevant to owners whose back seats are often occupied by children and dogs.

Where it sits in the range

For buyers who want something softer and more flexible, Husky positions its X-act Contour as the premium step up. The company pitches the Weatherbeater as the sensible buy for a work truck, an outdoor rig or a family vehicle that sees real weather.

Reported by Larisa Bergqvist, Car Care and Surface Compatibility Editor.