She's in the garage ... Husky Liners ordered ... But the cargo mat?

[pc74]

Did a bunch of searching and I see a few threads about people selling cargo mats, some comments on the Weather Tech ones, etc. Any opinions on a good cargo mat? Weathertech? Husky? Lasfit? Other?

 

[MassLC]

The 3W rear cargo mat does not fit properly. I ended up with the Toyota cargo mat.

 

[Rick S.]

I have the Husky cargo mat. Fits fine, good lip all around (will contain spills) and it’s tough. I can’t imagine how another mat could be better.

Have had Husky floor mats in last three 4x4’s. Great mats. Sold them when I was done with vehicles. Didn’t buy floor mats (yet) because the LC mats it came with are fairly good (although the toy mats don’t really have enough volume to hold the snow melt I’ll have to deal with pretty soon, however)………

I bought Weathertech for wife’s X3 and they are nice but don’t seem as ruggedly, tough as the Husky’s I’ve had previously. The older Husky mats I had also had little nubs that help them stay secure.

 

[ERROR504]

i got some canvas backs that I’m really enjoying.

 

[Matthew@LC250Mods]

We like the 3D Kagu's--they do everything well, but if you have Husky mats in the rest of the rig, I'd probably go Husky so it all matches!

 

[EOD Guy]

I have Weather Tech up front and OEM in the cargo area. The OEM cargo mat is heavy duty and is, IMO, probably the best choice for the rear considering it lies flat, no lip, when the seats are folded forward.

 

[DubDub]

I have the lasfit cargo mat and seat backs. I’d say fit is 99%. It is just barely misaligned with the anchor points and obstructs the seat back protectors such that it is pushed to the rear by 1/2”. Otherwise perfect with a good lip and strong material.

I had the OEM mat and sold it in favor of lasfit. The OE mat has worse issues with the seat backs and overlap obstruction. However, in my opinion the OEM rear mat is a 100% fitment and superior construction. If I didn’t need the seat backs I’d still have it now.

 

[EOD Guy]

I have the lasfit cargo mat and seat backs. I’d say fit is 99%. It is just barely misaligned with the anchor points and obstructs the seat back protectors such that it is pushed to the rear by 1/2”. Otherwise perfect with a good lip and strong material.

I had the OEM mat and sold it in favor of lasfit. The OE mat has worse issues with the seat backs and overlap obstruction. However, in my opinion the OEM rear mat is a 100% fitment and superior construction. If I didn’t need the seat backs I’d still have it now.

I may have decided on the seat back protectors from one of your previous posts, I like them, but I use the Lasfit cargo mat that came with the seat back protectors as a workstation catch-all floor mat under my electronics bench.....LOL

 

[DubDub]

I may have decided on the seat back protectors from one of your previous posts, I like them, but I use the Lasfit cargo mat that came with the seat back protectors as a workstation catch-all floor mat under my electronics bench.....LOL

You made the decision I should have made. I was full send and only thought to keep the OEM cargo mat after I had sold it locally. Live and learn.

 

[Calokie]

cancel the husky and go 3d printed mats usa AKA Lasko they have a rear cargo option plus the fit and cleaning is much better

 

[Blue Bear]

Did a bunch of searching and I see a few threads about people selling cargo mats, some comments on the Weather Tech ones, etc. Any opinions on a good cargo mat? Weathertech? Husky? Lasfit? Other?

I purchased a complete set of TuxMats. In my experience, nothing else comes close to the quality and coverage of these mats. The cargo area TuxMats include a cover for the back side of the rear seats (you can see the difference because the pic shows the driver side with the cover installed, but the passenger rear seat has nothing.)

 

[Kosmic Kitty]

The 3W rear cargo mat does not fit properly. I ended up with the Toyota cargo mat.

My 26 LC came with LC logo rubber mats including for the rear cargo - which I really like due to it being a non-slip surface. Wine cases don't slide around.