THE TRUTH ABOUT WEATHERTECH FLOORLINERS, HOW DO THEY HOLD UP?

You can't turn on the TV without seeing a commercial for Weathertech Floorliners these days, but what's the real story? Are they really that good? How do they hold up?...

[@meramosjr]

Scotty Kilmer's less jittery step brother.

[@garymathe9863]

I left mine in for an entire year without ever cleaning them whatsoever. I live in Colorado, so it took a lot of punishment. When I removed them, all the filth came off in seconds with a hose, and the carpet underneath looked like the car just came out of the factory. I can't imagine anything better, but others might come close for a bit lower price.

[@MrBulletpoints]

+Gary Mathe I'm very bad about not cleaning mine even though it only takes a couple of minutes.

[@garymathe9863]

+MrBulletpoints :) Mine wasn't intended to be an experiment either, just pure laziness. But it unintentionally proved the quality of the product!

[@jimbabcock6285]

I bought the factory black rubber mats for my 09 CRV because they were a little cheaper than WeatherTech. They lasted about 5 years before the driver's side wore a hole in it. I have had the WeatherTech liners in for about two years. No visible wear. These will be my choice from now on! Great product.

[@Mucksiegooma]

I have been using WeatherTech floor liners for close to 20 years. They do require some cleaning agent at some time. Weather Tech sells a kit with cleaner and shine restorer. I use that product also and my floor liners look like brand new. These are a very good product.

[@MrBulletpoints]

I just cleaned mine today with water. It does a pretty good job but I need to get the cleaner made for them.

[@ShelleybutyoucancallmeShell]

I would just like to add my two cents. For anyone who has terrible allergies,these mats are amazing as they have practically no odor. Almost everything with a noticeable smell bothers me in some way and almost all mats stink terribly. These mats truly are amazing. My boyfriend bought them for his 2015 Tacoma and he thinks they are great - and he is very happy that he bought them.

[@JuanFuentes8492]

Just received mine a week ago for my 2016 Honda accord "sport",i ordered it online and im so satisfied and happy with it.Their website has a variety of useful products,im planning in ordering the trunk liner in two weeks.....great products.

[@MrBulletpoints]

+Juan Fuentes I've had mine for about two and a half years and I have no complaints.

[@JuanFuentes8492]

+MrBulletpoints Yes its awsome,and thank you for sharing your video it was very helpful indeed.

[@wildlaw711]

I just bought a complete set for my Honda Civic. Front to trunk. I've had WT in another car and know these are the ones to have. Expensive as hell, but for long term ownership they are a good investment.

[@TROOP235]

Squinting more than Clint Eastwood in a sandstorm😂😂😂

[@tonyv1505]

I bought a 2008 Toyota Tacoma about 3 months ago and it came with these mats & i love it, i come out of work with mud & dirt on my boots & i don't have to worry about getting it on the carpet, they cover a big area I'm not sure if i will switch them for regular mats even my friends tell me this protects the carpet better they're even thinking about getting them

[@MrBulletpoints]

I love mine too. Just hose them off once in a while and they're good to go.

[@tedw4654]

weather tec or husky

[@mcZED38]

Got them last Christmas for our '09 Avalanche. They work as advertised, however the drivers side one started to sag where it goes vertical just at the door frame. Seems the only fix is to turn it inside out and let it sit for a few hours. Sure enough it returns to original shape but after 3 weeks it's deformed again. Now we've traded the truck and the mats are for sale. I'm trying to clean them and get them "back to black" but the rubber/plastic is very porous and seems to be stained. Not sure if Mother's Back to Black stuff will do any good or maybe just hit them with tire sidewall silicon to make them look nice for a few days. Based on this it's doubtful we'll go back to weathertec for the new truck.

[@SS-bp8yq]

I've owned a variety of wethertech floor mats throughout the last 10 years and all the logos have come off, but the mats themselves hold up great.

[@MrBulletpoints]

One logo came off of mine but when I washed them yesterday it seemed to have re-stuck itself pretty well. I just think it's hard to glue anything to that surface.

[@717sport]

IM glad somebody likes'em. just got some for my 2016 f150 and I aint none too happy. They don't fit as good as they said they would. Someone ought to whoop my ass for spending that much money for a bunch of plastic.

[@MrBulletpoints]

Mine are fine, every time I've heard anybody say anything bad about them it's been a pickup truck. I wonder if they have issues with trucks.

[@717sport]

that's a good point.

[@jamesgrieves7449]

we've never had a customer complaint on F150; guessing someone screwed up your order and sent the wrong ones!

[@latrogeniwile58]

I use their cargo liner for the back of the Suburban, but the front and second row mats are WAYYYYYYY too expensive. Don't ever put anything like Armor-all on them, or you'll reinvent the air-hockey table.

[@MrBulletpoints]

They can be a little slippery when they get wet. I've never used anything but water on mine and they clean up fine.

[@jamesgrieves7449]

please check Weathertech's dealer directory and buy locally. My business matches the internet pricing and saves the shipping expense. And if not in stock, typically delivery is next day.

[@MrBulletpoints]

Thanks for the info, that's good advice.

[@JG7470]

Wife

[@zclary923]

That's reassuring! I just ordered a set of weathertechs for my 2013 Dodge Charger R/T AWD. Should have them late this week or early next week. Thanks for the video!

[@MrBulletpoints]

I really do love them. They are well worth the money even if you never have a catastrophic spill. (If you're watching WeatherTech guys, I'm available to do commercials...cheap!).

[@spaceavenger54]

I've had six sets of these for my 2017, and now 2018 Honda civic. They were all warranty sets after the first set. I've had every color also. Out of the six sets, only one fit completely right. All the others, the sides start rolling inward and it allows all kinds of junk under them. They don't clean so easily either. The black becomes faded, the grey shows the dirt even after cleaning. The tan looked the best after almost a year, but the color never really matched the Honda tan so well, and if you don't have tan interior obviously, they aren't gonna look good. The passenger side has no anchor,so it slides everywhere. Now the civic doesn't have an anchor on that side, but weathertech should have put some kind nibs instead of leaving the surface smooth. They do keep the carpets dry very well, but they don't look so great after a short while and let a lot of junk in on the sides where they don't stay molded so well. The rear liner on the other hand ,is made of a different type of material, and seems to fit much better. It doesn't get much use, do i can't comment on being able to clean it. Bottom line for me, they have great customer service,and a lifetime warranty, but if I could find something else that would cover as much as these, but would only hold its shape and not start collapsing in, I would try them instead. I've seen other mats that seem to do this, but they don't make them for the coupe version of the civic,so it doesn't help me.

[@youarerightboss]

Good job.

[@TylerSpite]

A dad joke right off the bat?, incredible

[@biglakeshow2004]

I work for Costco and we sell a nice set , I purchased them , they work awesome

[@TheBeingReal]

They are great mats. Had numerous sets over the years for various vehicles.

[@MrBulletpoints]

Still loving mine after four years.

[@probegt75]

Hell of a video...I mean very thorough

[@calebjohnson5821]

The passenger side mat for my outback seems to just slide around and doesnt stay in place, does yours do that?

[@MrBulletpoints]

No, but my car has a hook on each side to hold it in place. If it's not hooked in place it will slide around. You might try to stick a piece of Velcro on the back of the mat. That should keep it in place and it wouldn't take much.

[@calebjohnson5821]

MrBulletpoints I mean on the passenger side, theres no hook and its not a very tight fit so it moves around a lot

[@calebjohnson5821]

MrBulletpoints that nd the drivers side one only has one hook :/

[@CoelhoSports]

weathertech has their own hooks you can install in the passenger side or you can get parts to make your own hooks at home depot

[@codorin]

Ordered mine waiting a few days. Happy

[@u9Nails]

I just installed mine today in a Ford Focus. The carpeted rear formats by Ford were just too easy for the children to shove them beneath the seats. So, they eventually didn't protect anything. The Weathertech fit is superior to the genuine Ford formats and covers more area.

[@MrBulletpoints]

I still love mine. They've saved the floor a few times.

[@9493waltbabyluv]

I've had mine about 3 months and after the first the passenger side started to warp out of shape.

[@MrBulletpoints]

A couple of people said that. Mine are still good after more than 5 years, I wonder if it's a quality control issue or maybe a problem with certain car models.

[@canyonmannnn]

you wont like weathertech after a year or so mine did not stay in the proper shape and they way they are shaped they still allow crap under the mat. I didnt buy them this time went with a thicker more rubbery liner by husky and it covers more.

[@zash008]

I just watched a youtube video where I guy with an Audi had these weathertec mats and they warped after a while. he had to get a warranty replacement but you can only use the warranty once.

[@MrBulletpoints]

I've had mine for about 2 and a half years and they're good as new. The only issue I've had is the emblem on the passenger side popped loose from being stepped on repeatedly. It can be easily glued back on. Thanks for the comment.

[@jamesgrieves7449]

lol, I've actually seen aftermarket emblems available for the mats.

[@dios1ish868]

Just got mine today, before winter starts.

[@MrBulletpoints]

I've had mine 3 years now and they still look pretty new.

[@mikey00719]

I bought floor mats laser 2005 Yukon Dinali mats from weather tech but they keep sliding

[@MrBulletpoints]

My car has hooks on the floor that hold the mats in place. They are very slippery without the hooks. If you don't have the hooks I would try some sticky Velcro on the back of the mats.

[@The-Homecook-0000]

How are the liners holding up I'm thinking about buying them for my new Toyota ?

[@MrBulletpoints]

I still love them. I will tell you the only negatives I am aware of. When wet they can be a little slippery, the older versions (which I have) have a glued on logo which can come loose over time, (Not a big deal), and if you don't have the hold down hooks or use the ones that come with the mats, they can move around. Mine still look like new. I just hose them off once in a while.

[@vicdavila5851]

Helpful vid....thanks for posting

[@MrBulletpoints]

Thanks, I appreciate it.

[@dnawrapsatl]

My only complaint with these is they dont quite cover my entire footwell. Theyre also not as firm as they look.

[@andylam4350]

It cost $200 for a set of rubber for my car. I think that's a bit overpriced to be honest.

[@BmanTheGreat13]

Andy Lam you're joking right? Lol 200 too expensive? Lol

[@andylam4350]

Bryan Cruz I don't have a money tree in my backyard so $200 for some rubbers is expensive.

[@CoelhoSports]

that must be for front and back

[@claytonblachly4031]

Generally 200 for front and back that's what it was for my Ram and my wife's F150

[@9493waltbabyluv]

You're paying for the laser cut fitment and the name. You could buy some generic rubber universals for less than $30 if cost is a concern.

[@richn.6495]

one thing I don't like about them it's that the edges keep rolling up and won't sit flush around the edges.

[@MrBulletpoints]

Mine fit pretty nicely. I guess it depends on the model etc.

[@NAY2GAS]

How are they holding up?, I bought mine around the time you made this Video and one of mine the logo came off and got lost.

[@MrBulletpoints]

My passenger side logo recently came loose too. I didn't lose it though. Aside from that they have been great and still look good.

[@drink15]

The passenger side logo came off on mine also. Had them for about almost 3 years.

[@MrBulletpoints]

drink15 I guess it's hard to make a material that dirt won't stick to but glue will.

[@rickcook2344]

I bought a vehicle with 1 logo missing and contacted WeatherTech> They sent me two logos and a nice note.

[@MrBulletpoints]

Rick Cook That's good info. Thanks for the comment.

[@vlogsymaswanda]

Thank for the review I am buying a brand new car and I think they are good.

[@carlmoore4518]

I disagree, after using WT for several years on various vehicles...after a few weeks of use they get scuffed. After that, yes you can clean them, but they always look like they are several years old because the scuffs remain no matter how you clean them.

[@eirydelacruz9304]

in theory they look good but when I started to use mine they move when you step on them, that's why I do not like them I do not recommend them, do not serve.

[@patrickbennett439]

clint eastwood in a sandstorm!!!LMAO im gonna use that one

[@Elwood2911]

I wish I had my MONEY back! I got the "custom" floor liners and a cargo mat for my Trailblazer. First of all, they are overpriced for what they are ... especially the floor liners. The driver's side pan comes with holes punched out ... which, to my mind defeats the purpose for which I bought them ... to keep slushy water contained within the pan. Yes, the holes are there for the "auger retention hook" ... which doesn't apply for my vehicle. I'm supposed to screw these stupid things into the carpet and expect they will somehow drill through the carpet to the metal floor. Totally asinine. Instead, leave the impressions where the holes should be and give directions how to drill or cut them out ... but only if they apply. Better yet, there is an all weather Velcro on the market that could be used to keep the liners in place .... which shouldn't have to be if these were truly custom fit. They're not, you will find. The liner trays themselves are no deeper than the mats I replaced. Would I buy these liners again? No, they're not cost effective and the price does not reflect any great engineering achievement. Once again, I'm afraid I've been suckered by HYPE.

[@kevin_ramirez2529]

So do they have a good grip for your feet or do your feet slide ?

[@MrBulletpoints]

They are a little slippery with some shoes or if they're wet but it has never been enough to bother me. I only notice it when I put all my weight on my feet like trying to get the seat belt from under me etc.

[@kevin_ramirez2529]

MrBulletpoints good to know, thank you!

[@patrickbennett439]

are the matts slippery to the feet?

[@MrBulletpoints]

Not really, they are kind of rubbery but wet shoes can be slippery on them.

[@ericmusick7988]

Can you put them over your existing carpet floormats, or is that asking too much? :)

[@MrBulletpoints]

you probably could but they're designed to go on the bare floor.

[@ericmusick7988]

Got it. Thanks

[@TheKasualkid]

Weathertech recommends against this, but you want to be careful on the driver's side where there are usually some sort of anchor lock to hold the mats in place. If your vehicle has these on the driver's side (or any side for that matter) Weathertech is planning on using them and the existing mats need to be removed.

[@hitmhard]

Husky mats all the way!

[@greasegospel]

I hate how industrial and rugged weather tech looks and feels. yes it would be fine in a jeep, truck, or work van. however I went with Aries for their comfortable​ cushioned feel and quality look. Weather tech looks like it's a Walmart brand.

[@deepee1544]

I just googled the Aries as I had never heard of them. They look good, think I'm leaning towards Husky though. Weathertechs look too cheap and are the most expensive.

[@bikes7777]

Dat hair tho. Is it 1984??

[@WinWin-mw9xz]

say the balt head guy

[@e.simons6964]

Not a fan of them...I much more prefer the Husky X-act contour fit. They have a more pliable feel and will mold exactly to the floor than the harder plastic of the weather tech. Just my observation however...

[@MrBulletpoints]

Thanks for the comment. I haven't seen the Husky mats but I've gotten some positive comments about them.

[@billjoang]

I agree. I have both WT and Husky. Both are quality products but I do prefer the softer feel of the Huskies

[@lesleylogan1507]

love mine love love mine

[@streetstomper]

I have these in my 2003 F150 and absolutely love them...oh did I mention they have been in there for over 10 years. If your interested stop by my channel to check out the video.

[@MrBulletpoints]

Cool, I think they are one product that definitely lives up to their reputation.

[@crunge11]

awesome getting some rn

[@MrBulletpoints]

cody runge I still love them.

[@TB-gj5ll]

I bought a set for my 2016 Dodge Journey plus a cargo mat. I'm not impressed. They get scuffed and even after cleaning them they still have stains and scuff marks. Not worth the $$ I paid.

[@tylerpineappleguitarist7758]

T B Did they slide around in 1st and 2nd row? I have a dodge journey too, I was thinking of buying floor mats

[@lightningsmokerXx]

Husky Liners i find are better in general and cheaper.

[@MrBulletpoints]

+lightningsmokerXx You are the second person to say that. I haven't tried them. Thanks for the comment.

[@jamesgrieves7449]

my husky liners don't come as high on the hump where the gas pedal is, thus my carpet is showing wear on my Raptor. Wish I'd purchased the Weathertechs.

[@texasbeast239]

I think it definitely depends on the individual model of vehicle. With my 05 Tacoma, I analyzed the hell out of tons of pics online before pulling the trigger. The Husky Weatherbeaters give me the best coverage and most user-friendly sidewalls, front and rear. But I've seen ugly gaps that expose the carpet with other models of truck.

[@RippingLips101]

is this video about Mats or Sunglasses? Bwhahaha

[@MrBulletpoints]

A little of both...

[@sebastianusami]

You call that dirty? ....

[@gsau3000]

Scotty Kilmer 2.0

[@Community-Action]

He means a Chinese guy in a sandstorm

[@Mcnutts3]

i guess you dont know who Clint Eastwood is lol

[@spaz_ol4485]

Or he's just racist.

[@walkerlamock8334]

To date Thank you Trump 10000+ jobs saved or regained, this is going to be an interesting (love him or hate him) 8 years, or maybe more! Daddy is home,behave!

[@ugladden]

Meth is a hell of a drug.

[@mikehalverson2691]

Goofy!!!!!

[@Elwood2911]

Hey folks, get a dictionary, and look up the word "shill" ... "Mr. Bulletpoints" is just toooo enthusiastic about how "great" these mats are. The old snake oil salesmen use (d) the same tactics. Go ahead, waste your hard earned money on the myth.

[@MrBulletpoints]

Don't buy 'em if you don't want to. I don't make a penny off of them. I just like them. I've had them for 3 years and they're as good as new. If something is crap I'll be the first one to say it's crap. I think they're great. That's my honest opinion. You are entitled to yours.

[@OMGWTFLOLSMH]

Some people aren't happy if they aren't bitching. We've had these liners in one of our cars the past 3 years. Our car gets used 8 hrs a day for work, and the liners look well used, but not worn, nor do they leak. I would buy them again in a heartbeat.

[@MrBulletpoints]

Thanks, I like them a lot. No complaints.

[@claypipinich1621]

I hate weather Tech their junk they roll up in the front they roll up in the back they don't fit I'll never purchase another again.

[@vidvidvid2012]

they don't fit. lies.

[@MrBulletpoints]

Mine fit perfectly.