I just got a set of Weathertech Mats....I live with alot of snow and mud...so I think I got the Right Mats for my area....:act002:

 

I've never seen the Lloyds, but will give a strong two thumbs up for the Weathertech's. They are EXCELLENT!!!!

 

I love my Weathertech mats and one reason is they are manufactured in the USA. I'm reading that some not all of the Lloyd mats are US made.

 

I just ordered full set of weathertech floor mats. I know they are good. But the price is way high.

 

Pssst.. Check out Husky liners..

 

I have and like the Weathertechs. I know some have an issue with the small holes used for locking them down on the floor. Because they are openings, some water might go through. I've never had that issue, but know Huskys are also popular for that reason.

 

Over the years, I've had all three brands of mats. My findings:

- Lloyd: great, dense, & comfy carpeted mats. I've used these in vettes, Caddies, & a Lincoln. I never considered their plastic / rubber mats.

- Husky Liners: Used these in a couple pickups. They were OK, but they tended to shift around and the edges folded in over time. The look is industrial and they look great in a truck.

- WeatherTech All-Weather Mats: These are the rubber mats that are a close fit and can be trimmed. They aren't very effective. I used them as winter mats in a couple cars that didn't have digital fit liners.

- WeatherTech DigitalFit FloorLiners: I found these to fit best and provide the best protection from winter slop. However, they're pretty ugly, like Tupperware ugly.

 

I didn't want to spend the money on the WeatherTec and don't like the 'Pattern' on the Huskys.

I ended up buying the 3D 'Maxpider' (KAGU) ones on eBay, like these:

http://www.autodistributordirect.com/products/3d-floor-liners-for-honda-ridgeline-2006

I must say, I'm quite impressed so far. they fit nicely. don't move around at all. and add a very nice look to the cab of the truck.

 

Have weathertechs and love them. They aren't carpet which I do want sometimes but not a huge deal. The fit is quite nice(near perfect IMO).

 

Yes, for me, it takes so long to buy any product these days. For me it's important to buy US made stuff. It really takes a while to find out where your "stuff" is made.

 

Those maxspider look pretty nice but I bought a set of Weathertechs the first week I got my Ridgeline and couldn't be happier. It has kept my carpet clean and dry.

 

I also have the Weathetechs and love them. IMO, they are the best made, but they aren't cheap. I had Huskies in my Jeep and they were good too, but Weathertechs are a better all around product. JMO

 

+1 on the Weathertechs. I paid full price straight from Weathertech and still think it was worth it. I only wish they went further up the dead pedal. Otherwise I can't see much room for improvement.