WeatherTech Floor Liners Available

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Cronick

Discussion Starter · Oct 22, 2016

I recieved an email from WeatherTech saying the floor mats are available for the RL2.

2017 Honda Ridgeline | Floor Mats - Laser measured floor mats for a perfect fit | WeatherTech.com

$249.85 for complete set. 1st, 2nd row and cargo area.
$179.90 for 1st and 2nd row.

I think they are considering the cargo area as the area under the 2nd row seats. Can anyone very this?

If so, I think that's probably what I will get. Not sure why they don't consider that all second row. I was thinking they would have made it all one piece, with cut outs for the back seat latches.

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Border411

· #2 · Oct 22, 2016

This has already been posted, and there have been many discussions as to which people preferred, Husky or WT.

Ross Swenson

· #3 · Oct 22, 2016

Thanks for the info. I had seen something about the front and second row mats but not the rear mat. Seems a bit expensive to me though. The rear husky mat covers all that in one piece, but I have not seen them in person. Still looks like a good option I think.

Thanks for posting.

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Jason B

· #4 · Oct 25, 2016

Cronick said:
I recieved an email from WeatherTech saying the floor mats are available for the RL2.

2017 Honda Ridgeline | Floor Mats - Laser measured floor mats for a perfect fit | WeatherTech.com

$249.85 for complete set. 1st, 2nd row and cargo area.
$179.90 for 1st and 2nd row.

I think they are considering the cargo area as the area under the 2nd row seats. Can anyone very this?

If so, I think that's probably what I will get. Not sure why they don't consider that all second row. I was thinking they would have made it all one piece, with cut outs for the back seat latches.

I can get these for you guys, these and the Husky's and will beat that price for first few orders. Text or call 717-319-2100

Benraphael510

· #5 · Jun 5, 2018

Anyone prefer the OEM all-weather mats to WeatherTech or Husky? Sounds silly but I like the RIDGELINE logo...

dgaddis

· #6 · Jun 5, 2018

Benraphael510 said:
Anyone prefer the OEM all-weather mats to WeatherTech or Husky? Sounds silly but I like the RIDGELINE logo...

That is silly.

Benraphael510

· #7 · Jun 5, 2018

Are the weathertech or huskys any better though? I can get the OEM ones for $175...

dgaddis

· #8 · Jun 5, 2018

Benraphael510 said:
Are the weathertech or huskys any better though? I can get the OEM ones for $175...

I got the WeatherTechs because they have better coverage than the OEM. They cover under the pedals more, and go up the dead pedal (tho they could go all the way up the dead pedal).

Several folks have had Huskie's that didn't fit well in the front. But, their rear is all one piece, which is cool. So some folks get the WeatherTech up front, Huskies in the rear.

There's a looooong thread somewhere on here about all three options (plus some others).

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Slick1

· #9 · Jun 6, 2018

WeathertTech for the front.

Anybody want to buy OEM rubber mats (front) in Ontario? Got a set in the garage that need a home.

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rlobrecht

· #10 · Jun 7, 2018

I originally got the Husky's and sent them back. They just didn't fit well.

I have Weathertech's front and back, and the OEM tray under the back seat (it was included in the deal I made).

danj18

· #11 · Jun 8, 2018

Without a doubt, I'm in the minority here. For my 2018 RTL-E purchased Mar '18, I went with a complete set of Maxliners for $153.00. This set is for the fronts and one-piece covering the area behind the front seats extending to under the rear seats (cargo area). Very nice fit/finish and provide good coverage up front in the pedal area.

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Bill_R

· #12 · Jun 8, 2018

danj18 said:
Without a doubt, I'm in the minority here. For my 2018 RTL-E purchased Mar '18, I went with a complete set of Maxliners for $153.00. This set is for the fronts and one-piece covering the area behind the front seats extending to under the rear seats (cargo area). Very nice fit/finish and provide good coverage up front in the pedal area.

Your not the only one with Maxliners. I too have them. I’ve had Weathertech in the past, but after seeing a set in a guy’s F150 at work I decided to give them a try. He was much more impressed with the Maxliners than Weathertech mats. The fit on the Maxliners is great and don’t quite feel like they are completely molded plastic. They clean up nice, similar to the Weathertechs.

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tinman93

· #13 · Jun 8, 2018

Bill_R said:
Your not the only one with Maxliners. I too have them. I’ve had Weathertech in the past, but after seeing a set in a guy’s F150 at work I decided to give them a try. He was much more impressed with the Maxliners than Weathertech mats. The fit on the Maxliners is great and don’t quite feel like they are completely molded plastic. They clean up nice, similar to the Weathertechs.

I've always had good luck with Huskys in the past, but would be interested in a comparison between those and the Maxliners if anyone has used both.

Long Tall Texan

· #14 · Jun 15, 2018

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Hi all:

Just got my RTL-E last week. Loving it! I have always been a Weathertech guy with all of my vehicles, but spending almost three bills on them was giving me heartburn. Thought I would try the MaxLiners since I was able to get them for $135 shipped. NO REGRETS whatsoever! IMHO, these are comparable to the WTs and actually have better coverage in the back. I think they are a great buy!

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tinman93

· #15 · Jun 15, 2018

Long Tall Texan said:
Hi all:

Just got my RTL-E last week. Loving it! I have always been a Weathertech guy with all of my vehicles, but spending almost three bills on them was giving me heartburn. Thought I would try the MaxLiners since I was able to get them for $135 shipped. NO REGRETS whatsoever! IMHO, these are comparable to the WTs and actually have better coverage in the back. I think they are a great buy!

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These look nice and I like the idea of saving $$. The only reason I prefer the Huskys is that they cover the dead pedal. It looks like the MaxLiners also leave that uncovered, correct?

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Long Tall Texan

· #16 · Jun 15, 2018

tinman93 said:
These look nice and I like the idea of saving $$. The only reason I prefer the Huskys is that they cover the dead pedal. It looks like the MaxLiners also leave that uncovered, correct?

Howdy tinman:

It covers about 75% of the dead pedal, which works for me. I took another photo to get a better view of it. Additionally, the coverage under the other pedals is pretty good too.

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danj18

· #17 · Jun 16, 2018

LongTallTexan, I'm in the same camp as you. The coverage for the dead pedal and the other pedals works for me. Very satisfied with how the Maxliner's are holding up and retaining their shape. As a side note: you got one good price @ $135.00 vs my paying $153.00 in March.

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Long Tall Texan

· #18 · Jun 17, 2018

danj18 said:
LongTallTexan, I'm in the same camp as you. The coverage for the dead pedal and the other pedals works for me. Very satisfied with how the Maxliner's are holding up and retaining their shape. As a side note: you got one good price @ $135.00 vs my paying $153.00 in March.

Yes, they are pretty doggone good! I was able to skate in on the Father's Day 21% off deal, which brought the price down to $135 shipped. They have 22% off today on autoanything if anyone is interested! You get 1% more off than what I got! LOL

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Benraphael510

· #19 · Jun 18, 2018

Tried both Husky and MaxLiner paid about the same for both - husky fit was laughably bad. Happy with the MaxLiners!

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GreginJaxFL

· #20 · Jun 24, 2018

I always get the WeatherTech liners. Fit is absolutely perfect with good protection.

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