Husky Liners Floor Mats for Cars

What are the different types of Husky floor mats?

Every car and truck is different so Husky liners come in different styles and colors to best fit your needs. Husky floor liners come in three styles, X-act Contour Floor Liners, WeatherBeater Floor Liners, and Heavy-Duty Floor Mats. Husky X-act Floor Liners are perfect protection for the everyday user.

Can you put Husky mats on your car?

When you are ready, simply un-clip your Husky car mats and remove the mess all at once. Husky liners are made from rubberized plastic giving them better grip as well as making them easy to clean. Simple to install, Husky liners should be the first upgrade you add to any vehicle you own.

How can I clean my husky floor mats?

Shake the floor liners out and vacuum off any debris. Clean the floor mats with a soft bristle brush and warm soapy water. Rinse off any soap residue and allow the mats to air dry. If your floor liners are extra dirty, use a citrus-based cleaner to remove any tough residue.

Who is the founder of Husky Liners floor mats?

Husky Liners’ founder, Bob Tyler loved being in the outdoors, but he hated tracking the outdoors in. So, what started as passion for fishing & hunting, along with an aversion for tracked-in mud & crud, ended up sparking the idea for Husky Liner floor mats way back in 1988.

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Owners of the Dodge Ram Crew Cab from the years 2009 to 2018 with the 1500, 2500, and 3500 trim can count on these auto floor mats from Husky Liners. If it weren’t for their brand-specific design and construction, these could very well be the best car mats available. If you do have a compatible vehicle, then you can expect the best protection, the most appropriate fit, and the most elegant way to improve your vehicle’s interior aesthetics.

The Husky Liners come with a variety of features that are designed to protect the floor of your Dodge Ram while making it super easy to clean. The ridges of the WeatherBeather Floor Liner are exceptionally high and complete with channels and grooves that accommodate snow, dirt, water spills, and debris that may find their way inside.