Husky X-act vs Weathertech HP vs Ford OEM

DFS · 2026-11-05T10:39:09-0600

Husky by a mile, without their competition Weathertech would have never introduced the HP line.

BFill85_KRTremor · 2026-11-05T11:37:24-0600

I’ve been looking into this as well. I like the review and coverage of Tuxmat. However I have some guilt as the Weathertech factory/store and all 10 of their buildings are 10-15 min from my house. So I can drive over, walk up to counter and order, and walk out with product.

Optimus🤖 · 2026-11-05T12:10:12-0600

BFill85_KRTremor said:
I can drive over, walk up to counter and order, and walk out with product.

And you don't have to pay for it!?

donmatteo · 2026-11-05T12:24:50-0600

Optimus🤖 said:
And you don't have to pay for it!?

I mean....it is Illinois....

5 finger discounts all day long there.

FX4ALL · 2026-11-06T07:24:47-0600

Used to run WT for years, then they started getting really cheap (quality) and more expensive. I switched to Husky and am pretty happy.

bugeyedmonster1 · 2026-11-06T10:43:33-0600

I just got my Tuxmats in last night and slapped them in after doing some cleaning around the factory rubber mats that came out. I didn't use any of the clips or anything yet as they were still bent a bit from shipping. I'll revisit them to see if any of the clips or whatever are needed.

So far, the coverage is leaps and bounds better than what I've seen with other brands. The factory rubber mats look like they'd be better fit in a Ranger. I had dirt/mud around the driver's footwell and scuffs on the door sill plate already. I vacuumed and wiped everything down before putting the new mats in. Doesn't change the look of anything other than much less carpet exposed.

The Tuxmats don't feel as durable as the Huskies or Weathertechs, but time will tell I guess. I don't think I'm as hard as others on them since I'm an office monkey during the week. But more destructive than any construction guy or contractor, I have two pre-teen daughters that seemingly destroy everything they touch.