What floor mats would you all recommend for rain/snow?

[YungBoba]

Originally Posted by civicdrivr

I highly recommend Tuxmats. They're pricey, but the overall appearance and quality is miles ahead of the Weathertechs.

Those look awesome. Thanks for bringing this to our attention, as prior to this I've never even heard of them or saw them discussed anywhere here. I already have Weathertechs, but would consider these if I was in the market for new mats.

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[arshu78]

Originally Posted by aether11

Preparing for autumn rain/snow and would appreciate some solid floor mats recommendations

Agreed with most member - Weathertech

[emrikso]

Weathertech. Worth every penny. I have the full set and they withstood the 2018 PA winter of general snow, salt, hitting the slopes, etc... and ready to take on 2019.

[TurboRev]

I have these OEM All Weather mats https://www.subarupartsdeal.com/parts/subaru-all-weather-floor-mats~j501sva200.html . They fit perfectly and really protect my interior from all the elements.

[BeepBoop]

Weathertech on both my and my wife's vehicles. Live in Minnesota. Both have been phenomenal. Just rinse once every spring with water and soap and they're back to looking brand new! The tub design is a necessity.

[vectese]

Just picked up myself a WRX and first thing I got were a set of Weathertechs. I've had them on two different cars and there's nothing bad I can say about them other than they lose their shape a bit after a handful of years.

[huskygsd]

The OEM mats have been really good for my 06 WRX, but the passenger one has always been kinda f'd up and bent in an awkward position. The other 3 work perfectly. Had them for probably over 6 years now.

[jasonwrx86]

This is Husky Liner

[jimwalston]

I have the Weather techs in my wife's 2018 Impreza...no complaints. I have Husky liners in my 2007 Escalade.. Weather techs seem a little nicer. Just ordered Maxpider All Weather Floor Mats for my 2017 STI so we will see how the hold up...they look nice.

[SadbaruGang]

You can never go wrong with Weathertech mats. I have the stock Subaru mats but I also live where there’s virtually no snow.

[Paulmanyea]

Weather tech is awesome. The fit and color scheme matches perfect with the 2015+ WRX. I keep the passenger ones in year round so I never have to worry about throwing stuff down there.

[DomtheBomb]

I agree WeatherTech

[JhonMicky]

Ive had all the mats mentioned in this thread on one car or another. Weather tech digital fits are the best.

Oem mats are heavy and don't cover very well.
Huskys cover everything but feel a little cheap. They didn't seem to hold as much water as WTs.mobdro lucky patcher kodi
Maxpider mats look nice and cover well. They don't hold up as well as WTs. The set I have on my BRZ looks pretty rough after 4 years. WTs look new with a little cleaning.

[Asst2RegionalManager]

My husky liners have served me well in the rain/snow

[jwass]

+1 for WeatherTech

[Enalband24]

Haha. Gotta reinforce the trend here. WeatherTech in every one of my vehicles. Good for many things other than rain/snow. I always boast that if someone has to puke in my car, the mat can hold it all, just aim down lol

[JhonMicky]

The Husky floor liners for my 17 WRX and they work really well. I bought them over the weathertechs because of the additional coverage provided on the driver side footwell. The complete area under the pedals and the dead pedal is covered. Unlike the weathertechs. They're also cheaper and have held up quite well. The only "con" per say is that the gas door release is covered, unless you cut it out. I didn't because I wanted the coverage, so every time I get gas I have to slightly lift that corner of the liner.

[Maddy77]

Hello everyone,,
I’ve had weathertech and they’re awesome. But, I got a set of Husky Liners and they cover so much more! I love them. Just as easy to clean as the weather techs but better and cheaper. The fitment is perfect and the sides go up a bit further helping keep things from sliding past and building up underneath.
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[yaysubie92]

Weather tech or similar 3D layer design implementation! When making this investment (which it is, an investment) will preserve interior and convenience is bliss. Salt cakes like layers into stock car interior and deteriorates at a faster rate and I do not want moldy a** carpet. Honestly, a wise decision my WT was a lil pricy but I put them in right quick when I bought new Subie and 4 years later the carpet still got that new car smell. More of a preservation, tidy and no brainer type thing. Cleanliness is next to Godliness! Hell yeah Subie!

[mvadenais]

Huskies are great. Cover more than WT

[CooperMayberry]

Originally Posted by aether11

Preparing for autumn rain/snow and would appreciate some solid floor mats recommendations

I know I’m always concerned about how things look so if I could stretch an extra dollar I’d get some oem ones and just swap them out when the weather gets better, I’m sure some company’s out there would make some nice rubber ones if your after heavy duty ones, I’d love to see what you find!

[ABORhSTi]

I have the Subaru all-weather floormats that came with the car and they have been great for 5 years. I use them all year long.

In my SUV, I have Weathertech mats that also seem to be very high quality, but don't have the Subaru logo that so many of us love and cherish

[minorc]

Weather Tech's don't cover enough and allow water to run down the dead pedal and under the floor mat. Take it from me, a guy that gets more winter than summer.

TUXMATS.
https://www.tuxmat.ca/products/272-s...22081376256118

Disclaimer: I do not work for tuxmats

[Gridsun]

Personally I’m a huge fan of the weather tech brand, always have they’re mats and they’ve always done the job!

[subidoo4u]

We have used both Husky and Weathertech and for the price difference, Husky is great!