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Got my Husky Liners installed today. Had the same set in my old 3G for years and they held up great.
This is their more premium option, with the best coverage they offer. Textured for better fluid retention and grip, a pad for driver's heel, front liners are compatible with factory locking mechanism, and the rear is one piece that covers the hump as well. The best part is the overhang over the door jams that helps to push liquids away from where the carpet meets the plastic towards the doors - probably one of the best selling points.
To my understanding, they are measured with lasers for a perfect fit. Oh, and they're made in the USA with a lifetime warranty!
Looks like they have options for all transmissions, and whether you have a hybrid or not.
Parts numbers for my truck (ORP Hybrid Premium, Double Cab, Automatic)...
- HUL-54581
- HUL-78371
Direct link here: Husky Liners X-Act Contour (has configuration to make sure you pick the right ones.
Images below! A couple to compare the OEM fabric mats, the OEM all-weather mats, and the Husky ones.
This is their more premium option, with the best coverage they offer. Textured for better fluid retention and grip, a pad for driver's heel, front liners are compatible with factory locking mechanism, and the rear is one piece that covers the hump as well. The best part is the overhang over the door jams that helps to push liquids away from where the carpet meets the plastic towards the doors - probably one of the best selling points.
To my understanding, they are measured with lasers for a perfect fit. Oh, and they're made in the USA with a lifetime warranty!
Looks like they have options for all transmissions, and whether you have a hybrid or not.
Parts numbers for my truck (ORP Hybrid Premium, Double Cab, Automatic)...
- HUL-54581
- HUL-78371
Direct link here: Husky Liners X-Act Contour (has configuration to make sure you pick the right ones.
Images below! A couple to compare the OEM fabric mats, the OEM all-weather mats, and the Husky ones.
