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Originally Posted by Em'z
Looks good... a lil bulky around the edges but thats exactly what i want to prevent spills on my carpet...as well as all the little debirs that is a pain to get out the carpet...how much did you pay if you dont mind me askin???
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For both front liners and the rear liner it was 140 and change (shipped). Well worth the money, IMO.
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Originally Posted by earlycuyler
This might have convinced me to go with Husky. It looks like they provide more protection around the pedal area than the Weathertech. (Anybody know if this is true on the 2nd gen Tundra as well?)
Any problems with closing doors and the like? Does the 1st gen Tundra have a retaining clip in front of the seats and if so does the Husky have a hole for it?
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I almost purchased the Weathertech but it just didn't make sense to me to have a floor liner that let the spill run out the side of the cab. True, you can make a case and say that the spill
will run out the side but if I spill something I want it to be contained.
No problems with any of the 4 doors closing or the seats moving forward/back. And the coverage over the area where you rest your brake foot is fantastic as you can see by the pics. 1st gen Tundra does have the retaining clip but why in the world would you ever use it with this type of product - would totally defeat the purpose of the liner. (Not being a smart@ss just saying...) The Husky liner does not have a hole for the clip.
