WeatherTech -VS- Maxliner Floor Liners....WHO WINS?

[@SweetProjectCars]

Our Friends it is SWEEEET REVIEW SUNDAY once again, this is a very simple review on high-quality floor liners. *****We give a BIG SHOUT OUT to two people for funding us here, Zack David Music and Robert Cooper....thank you my friends for funding us through our PayPal funding***** We will See you all this Thursday for our next video!

[@wba68]

Great video my friend. I actually looked into the Weather Tech for my 2001 Chrysler Sebring Convertible but they are not available. Such a downer. Hey Mike, do you have an email address that I may send to? There are some things on my car ide like to send ya. You asked a while ago about my Convertible top and I've lost where you replied so I'm commenting here. My rear window reglue went well. I can send ya photos.

[@SweetProjectCars]

Brian Adkins here it is my friend [e-mail]

[@wba68]

Mike, thanks my friend 👍😎👍

[@youarerightboss]

SWEEEEET presentation!

[@youarerightboss]

Thank You 😊.

[@dogpatch75]

This video fails to address the most important question... how do they fit! I have Weather Tech in my truck and Maxliner in my car. The Maxliner fits much better. Its higher flexibility is definitely a key to its fit. Both are are designed with the same thickness, but the plastic formula used in the Weather Tech is a bit stiffer. Both are VERY good products, but after five years using the Weather Tech and two years using the Maxliner, the Maxliner wins.

[@Losbass]

Great feedback and Thank you!

[@6gsd453]

Thanks for the input. I actually prefer a little flimsier because I would rather have rubber.

[@googleuser2795]

This helps me a lot! Thank you!

[@Blakecryderman7244]

I immediately stuck high quality rubber floor mats in my car after I shampooed the carpet to the point where the water was silver when I was done, not brown. Whenever I’m finished shampooing a vehicle carpet & making it at least 95% dirt free, I immediately stick rubber mats in once they are dry. Thanks to that, the carpeting in my 2006 Toyota Matrix looks brand new. Gotta preserve the older vehicles

[@SweetProjectCars]

We're with you on that Blake! Thank you for watching and sharing, we really appreciate it, hope you have a great week my friend. mad Mike the hammer SPC

[@Blakecryderman7244]

@@SweetProjectCars thank you! You won’t believe it but I’m 14 years old & I detail cars & getting into more mechanical things

[@adrianayala8824]

I've had the Maxliners for a couple years now on my car. For the past 8 months, I've been taking my car to work (road construction) and have 3 other workers ride with me. I must say that I'm pretty impressed how they have held up to hot asphalt, gravel, dirt, mud and who knows what else. After a good cleaning, they are still looking almost new. They work great and are not overpriced. Now that I have a truck, I might stick to Maxliners due to my experience.

[@SweetProjectCars]

Thanks for sharing we appreciate great subscribers like you and these great comments. Have a fantastic day my friend. mad Mike the hammer SPC

[@nickcolello3240]

I have used maxliner in 7 different trucks and SUVs over the last few years living in the north east they are great!!!

[@phattoni2117]

Just received maxliner mats for the Ridgeline. They fit perfect and the whole set was $100 cheaper than weather tech's. Weather Techs are good quality but overpriced now that their brand is so well known.

[@AllenReinecke]

Just fitted a set of Smartliner mats in our Honda CR-V. The fit is literally perfect and nice high sides. Cheaper than Weathertech and does the job of protecting the carpet.

[@SweetProjectCars]

Thanks for sharing Allen! Have a great day. mad Mike the hammer SpC

[@teachher2fish491]

Wow! There is a huge price difference in these vs Weathertech! Just for the front which is what I'm looking for for my sister's 2020 CRV EX-L, Weathertech wants almost *$150! * Smartliner only wants $85.87 including $5.13 tax w/*FREE* Do you hear me⁉️ FREE FedEx Ground SHIPPING‼✔💯🤣I'm SO glad I came back here and took another look thru the comments‼ You just saved me a pretty penny‼😅😇🥰😍

[@ShowMeWhatINeedToKnow]

The last set of WeatherTechs I had were off gassing a very strong VOC smell for over 6 MONTHS. It was freaking horrible and I hated them. For my next two cars I went with "3D MAXpider" -- which has NO ODOR. Plus they look better and they usually do a better job at covering the dead-pedal as well, compared to WeatherTech.

[@xoraclez]

I've owned both. IMO, Maxliner hands down beats Weathertech. Fit, finish, looks, durability, quality, price, functionality, ease of handling and cleaning, Maxliner is better. YMMV.

[@SweetProjectCars]

xoraclez we all have our choices and for us the maxliners just have not held up for our customers

[@xoraclez]

@@SweetProjectCars Good to know. Kind of makes me wonder, because the Weathertech's I've had on my Excursion fell apart, while the ones I've had for the past 7+ years on my Pilot still look brand new. Perhaps Weathertech improved their quality in the last 7-10 years cause the ones I had were clearly overpriced junk.

[@SweetProjectCars]

there could have been a bad batch at one time i do know their quality has went way up over the last few years when the competition started rolling in.

[@rayfire50]

I fainted when I saw the price of weathertech

[@SweetProjectCars]

RayFire51 it is like anything, some things are more expensive and some are not

[@Toccoah-ku8eb]

RayFire51 you pay for what you get and those things LAST

[@94f250]

I bought weathertech for my F350 crew cab. The rear mat started rolling up on the edges almost immediately. Weathertec sent me a replacement and it did the same thing. 4 years later still curled up. Looking for another brand

[@SweetProjectCars]

Thank you for watching and sharing, we appreciate your input, hope you have a great weekend my friend. mad Mike the hammer SPC

[@upthecreekyt]

WeatherTech in my wife's car and my truck. I see them lasting the lifetime of the vehicles.

[@quakerwildcat]

I've been shopping and looking at both. The difference in weight and flexibility are based on the materials used. Weathertech is rubber with a 3 year warranty. Maxliner is polyethylene (lighter weight and more flexible) with a lifetime warranty. Both are laser-cut to fit specific car models. I don't think you can go wrong with either but for my particular vehicle Maxliner is a lot less expensive, so looking at the comments below from happy buyers, I'm going that route.

[@SweetProjectCars]

Awesome! Thank you for watching and sharing, we really appreciate it, have a great week and enjoy your new liners my friend. mad Mike the hammer SPC

[@marys2344]

Have you even used these in the heat? You say that Maxliners will curl up in the heat, but do you have experience with them in the heat? My Maxliners have not curled up. My husband's Weathertech mats have curled up over time.

[@billydumont5492]

I sell them all, weather tech, max liner, Husky liner and max3D... Weather tech are long lasting, but to rigid to remove them without water spouring on the floor, and they curl in because they protect to high. And they are expensive. Husky liners have 2 models x-act and weatherbeater. Weatherbeater is alot like weathertech little less height protection, while x-act are more rubberish, so the don’t curl in. Surprisingly they feel a litle more slippery with wet shoes. Almost same price as weather tech. Maxliners are cheaper, they dont curl in and do tue same job as weathertech. May be a little less durable on very long time, but in 5 years, I never had to replace any of them. Max3D are foamy mats, stays right in place, but hyundai floor hangers are too tight. They gice a nice mat look, not slippery but tend to wear faster near the gas pedal. They are all good products, with pros and cons... weathertech have the most cars covers... so sometime you juste don’t have the choice. I would personnaly go for maxliner or husky if possible

[@SweetProjectCars]

Thank you very much for sharing. Have a great day. mad Mike the hammer SPC

[@Skivvy9r]

This would have been a better comparison if you compared products for the same vehicle. Comparing floor liners for a GMC truck against floor liners for a Cadillac makes it harder see which is better. My experience with WeatherTech has been mostly positive. But the two liners I bought for a Subaru trunk and an Acura RDX rear deck were fails. Both products curled badly at the edges and corners. I will not buy again unless WeatherTech addresses the problem. I went with Husky Liners for my latest car purchase and am very happy with the floor liners. Still looking at options for the rear deck.

[@Doze320]

Had the weather tech's...the sides curled in on two different sets.

[@checkdilevels1180]

Same.

[@bccron]

@@checkdilevels1180 We had them the test of time stiff and uneven over time and cracked eventually

[@kevinbradley9601]

Same. And the light grey stain badly.

[@elulysero8863]

Which of the 2 had the most grip. Feels more rubber on your feet ?

[@SweetProjectCars]

I would say this one amzn.to/2STxrV5 Thanks for watching and asking, have a great day el ulysero. mad Mike the hammer SPC

[@mattholmes8214]

I have Husky liners in my Subaru and haven't had any problems. It's great because they're specifically molded for the floor and they hold more water than I can imagine spilling or getting onto the floor. Another great part is you can just pull them out and hose the dirt out super quick and easy. Keep it up, videos looking good!

[@SweetProjectCars]

They are very good mats there’s no doubt about that we buy both weather tech and Max liners and we still will continue to do that it’s just the weatherTech have a little Bit of an edge on them

[@baccracker]

At least for my application (Ford F250 Super-duty Crew Cab), the price difference was significant. Maxiliner $135 vs Weathertech over $200. I chose Maxiliner

[@SweetProjectCars]

Thank you very much for sharing this great information have a great weekend thanks Mike

[@benitazer]

How are they holding up? Considering maxliner for my new expedition

[@thedalillama]

How do they smell? I tried some factory mats once and they smelled too bad to keep in the car.

[@SweetProjectCars]

Well, they smell great, I guarantee two reputable companies wouldn't make mats that stink. Thanks for watching, have a great day. mad Mike the hammer SPC

[@criscross6591]

I use the weather-tech, they fit like a glove!

[@gemo9561]

yea for maybe a few months they they start to bow on the sides and back.

[@deeohgi]

@@gemo9561 have had 5 sets of weathertech (all black) in different vehicles in our family over last 15+ years. No bowing, noticeable staining(use a pressure washer on them 2-3 times/yr), and preserved our carpets from road salts in harsh winter climates- especially in 2 different work trucks that I've been in and out of 10-20 times/day, 5 days/we for 10+ years.

[@recoveringnewyorker2243]

I bought WeatherTech for my 2013 Hyundai Sonata (used for commercial airport transportation) and 2010 Hyundai Accent and I love them! I have husky liners in my 2000 Chevy S 10 and think they’re great! When my oldest son bought a 2014 Hyundai Sonata and my youngest son bought a 2014 Chevy Cruze I found HuskyLiners to be cheaper and bought them for my sons as “car warming” gifts. Both of my sons couldn’t be happier!

[@swm122758]

Maybe a water retention test is required? Assuming both mats are for the same vehicle model, continue to pour the same amount of water into each to see which spills over the mat first. The raised ribs of the black one would displace water where the indented ribs of the tan one are allowed to retain more water. Also, are the raised ribs something you have to get accustomed to meaning does your heel catch and slide along the rib as you're trying to break and accelerate where the depressed ribs would not catch a heel and guide it?

[@SweetProjectCars]

swm122758 we could of made it a longer video and most would not have watched it, we could of heated them up to see which on melted first, our review was on the basic stuff that helps a person to see if it is even anything they want to move forward on the rest of the inspection and testing can be done by the new owner and if they did not like them 99.999% of all stores take returns

[@swm122758]

@@SweetProjectCars Roger that 😁😉

[@xaelee]

any recommendations on cleaning these? soap and elbow grease doesn't seem to get it all off.

[@SweetProjectCars]

Andy Lee we use this with cold water mixed 50-50 amzn.to/2XH5v9R

[@xaelee]

@@SweetProjectCars appreciate it! i use a degreaser myself, however i find it leaves quite a residue. is this why you use 50-50?

[@SweetProjectCars]

Andy Lee yes that is why we dilute it my friend

[@frederickdavid204]

$58 difference for my vehicle. WT 197...MaxL 139. Is WT worth that amount of extra?

[@SweetProjectCars]

Weather Tech's are good, it's hard to argue they have serious quality in their mats plus they stand behind any issues. It's completely up to you my friend. Thanks for watching and asking. Have a great day Frederick. mad Mike the hammer SPC

[@MrEddiejaimes]

you should start by comparing the exact model vehicle floor mats, that is going to to affect the coverage, retention devices, shape ( the actual shape and hiegth of the mat changes the structure and strength of the actual mat ) ,I dont see how the heat and sand will make the mats collapse, in fact max liner are thicker, they have a reinforce rib that prevents the wall from warping. However i respect your opinion . forgot to mention max-liner has lifetime warranty..

[@mwebtex]

I can’t see how the WeatherTech is really going to protect the carpet any mote than the max liner based on this review

[@SweetProjectCars]

We are just giving your opinion you can of course use any floormats that you feel work the best for you thank you for sharing

[@mguydon2170]

I’ve had 2 sets of weather tech, living in Colorado and Texas, and both sets ended up curling up at the edges. I’m willing to give max a try.

[@SweetProjectCars]

Sounds great M! Thank you for watching and sharing, we really appreciate it. Have a great day my friend. mad Mike the hammer SPC

[@bxross2519]

The same happened to my cargo liners. I would have kept them if It did not get lost during a car wash.

[@benharrison1069]

Thanks for this review, Mike. I know that you are assessing these floor mats straight out of the box, but I'm wondering how they hold up over time in the weather, the heat/cold, and does the color fade over time too? Do the colors of the floor mats match exactly for the available interior colors for that specific vehicle or are the colors just somewhat close to matching the available interior colors for that specific vehicle?

[@SweetProjectCars]

Ben Harrison if you read the comments you will find as usually most like the weathertechs we have used them both for years and found the WT's are just a better long lasting quality all the way around. the color match is good never had a complaint from the customer.

[@samtx5518]

Weathertechs in my Tundra pickup in TX from the oil patch in west Texas going on 6 years from 120 degrees summer to 20 degrees in winter work fantastic however the badges have fallen off in the summer heat, but who cares. they're the best!!!!

[@mondavou9408]

I have had two sets of WeatherTechs. They are great. 10 years on one and 8 years on the other. No off gassing, no fading, no cracking, they fit great. I'm only here because I have a new car and just don't want to pay so darn much for the liners. MaxLiner? The reviewer didn't talk about the fit!

[@SweetProjectCars]

Thank you for the view and comment Mondavou, have a great week my friend. mad Mike the hammer SPC

[@mondavou9408]

Update: Just received my Maxliners..... ....... pay the extra money and get WeatherTechs. They are thinner and just don't fit well at all in my first gen F250 super duty.

[@joemazzola7387]

I buy something simular at Wal-Mart they are made of rubber and hold a lot of water from wet shoes or smelter snow .they cost about 10 dollars each for the fronts and 6 dollars each for the rears they don't protect the sides but they are easy to take out and shake out or wash

[@KirkParro]

Hi Sweet, I've got a question for you- I have a 2003 Ford CVPI, the famous Panther platform, which I know you also love (I will give up my Crown Vic when they pry the steering wheel out of my cold, dead fingers!). None of these companies have a mat for this fine car. All (including Husky) have what they call a "semi-universal fit". How do these work out- are they any good? Will they actually fit?

[@SweetProjectCars]

Kirk P yes the older cars are hard to find liners for, the universals are good and can be trimmed to fit even better

[@speedmaster001]

I have the Maxliner in my SUV which I have been driving over 100k miles in hot Houston. No issues with warping and losing its form for 5 years of use. Fit and finish is perfect to the contour of my vehicle. Dust, mud, sand and water drips from wet umbrellas and trips to the beach, no issues at all. I just purchase a Weathertech for my car waiting for delivery. Let us see if they are worth the hype.

[@SweetProjectCars]

Thank you for watching and sharing R.W., we really appreciate it, hope you have a great week and all the best with your new liners my friend. mad Mike the hammer SPC

[@jaya.0069]

Thanks for that review, I was thinking about what to put in my SUV and you made up my mind real quick!

[@lemans310]

Have weather techs in my cars and love them. They last forever and are great for snowy damp weather.

[@LuckyDrew7]

Kia Telluride EX 2021: weathertech or smartliner for fit and quality?

[@SweetProjectCars]

I would go with the weathertech all day long. Thanks for watching and asking Lucky! Hope you have a great day. mad Mike the hammer SPC

[@pentecost66]

My experience with the weather tech is that on the driver side of a 2012 f350 is the snow melt runs towards the door and drips on the door weather stripping. My fix was to slide a piece of plastic under the mat to extend it.

[@noperry]

I’ve had three different trucks and used Husky liners. They’ve worked really well. They have three different models now I believe.

[@team5455]

how well do the WeatherTech's hold up in high heat like AZ?

[@SweetProjectCars]

hawtmusturd we have had no issues with extreme heat on them

[@team5455]

@@SweetProjectCars i seen a lot of comments saying they curl up and thats probably the only thing i am worried about.

[@SweetProjectCars]

hawtmusturd we have never had that issue my friend mike

[@graceandglory1948]

We bought the Maxliner. We looked at all three brands. We are seniors who can no longer travel, no dogs or kids. The Maxliner met our needs AND we saved $100.00. Yes, sometimes saving money is the sensible choice.

[@SweetProjectCars]

Thank you for sharing. Have a great day. mad Mike the hammer SPC

[@georgemyers6518]

I have weather tech’s in my Nissan Frontier.best floor mats I ever owned. Keep the videos coming

[@ELEVOPR]

Weird, I keep hearing that Weathertech Liners aren't what they used to be, Material wise and Lazer cut falls short on some cars. Example- on a 2005-2018 Nissan frontier the foot rest liner only come halfway up, which doesn't make sense, because now the front of your boot will drop dirt into your carpet because the footed is only half covered. They seem not to care because since 2005 it has had this issue and they refuse to fix such issues, which is an extremely simple fix, just add another 6"s to the bed liners driver's side foot area 🤦🏼‍♂️ Weathertech needs to step it up a few notches and now they have a lot of Lazer liner competitors and I think if your smart and do stick to brain embedded brand names, you can get better quality, better fitment, and save a lot of money going with other companies like Smartliner, Husky, etc. What do you guys Think 🤔?

[@SweetProjectCars]

We are with you my friend, we like them both, but it is crazy the quality difference from vehicle to vehicle. Thank you for watching and sharing, have a great weekend El Evo. mad Mike the hammer SPC

[@randalmorris2076]

I totally agree that the WeatherTech is by far the best I have seen. I bought a vehicle that had the Husky liners and I was not happy with them.

[@unclebs4732]

I have 3 vehicles with Weather-tech mats, they are the best!

[@nestorespinoza1602]

Do you have any break flush videos and what fluid you recommend.

[@SweetProjectCars]

No we don’t but we will see what we can do for you my friend

[@mrsboubie]

I’m in Texas & I have never had a problem with heat making my Smartliner (by Maxliner) sag. I’ve owned both brands and the lighter material is just as durable.

[@SweetProjectCars]

Thank you for sharing my friend. Have a great day. mad Mike the hammer SPC

[@leesmith2031]

Hi guys. Where is your shop located? Do you still do customer cars or are your KZbin videos paying all the bills??!! ;) I’m thinking of bringing my car to you for a complete once over. You seem to enjoy your “craft” and I’d like to see it in person.

[@SweetProjectCars]

Lee Smith we are in Michigan and we are fully booked but if we get an opening we will let you know

[@leesmith2031]

​@@SweetProjectCars Let me know if you can get me in during the week of the 20-27th of March. I'll cross the border to have a Sweet job done!

[@SweetProjectCars]

Lee Smith we sure will :)

[@jm773212]

I had weather tech linger and found the texture held dirt even after I power washed them. The maxliner also goes over the door edge. My little ones step there all the time and with the weather tech it provided no protection in that area.

[@SweetProjectCars]

Thank you for watching and sharing Joshua, we appreciate it my friend. Hope you have a great day. mad Mike the hammer SPC

[@1NiCk508]

I have had the weather techs in my silverado for the last 3 years. Really have not been a fan of them. They dont fit that well because the sides have been curled up on them since day one and have never flattened out. The dirt and grime that also gets down into the groves on the weather techs is a real pain to get out, even with a pressure washer and scrubbing with a stiff brush. The stiff plastic like feel of them I am not keen on, I prefer the more rubber type of feel to them. I have a friend that has the maxliners and I like them in his truck over the weather techs. For these reasons I actually purchased the Maxliners this morning for my truck. Just my opinion, in case anyone was looking for reviews on them!

[@speedmaster001]

When I got mine for the first time, it was curled because it was shipped rolled. There’s an instruction to heat it up gently before installation to recover its form. I did this with a hair dryer in high setting and also lay it out on the sun face down. It recovered its shape and has stayed in place 5 years plus now and still counting. I just have to wash it down with water and apply Megguaires black trim once in a while. It still looks brand new.

[@acbent11]

I've had WeatherTechs in a number of vehicles. Never had an issue with them, myself, but someone on a forum mentioned getting Husky Liners for a few reasons, one of which was that WeatherTech liners can peel. I went to pick up a used set locally for my newly acquired Town and Country Limited, and sure enough, they were peeling at the raised edges. There were several spots where the top layer was coming away from the substrate. I thought the WeatherTechs were a solid piece and not a laminated a laminated product, but apparently they aren't a solid piece. Unfortunately, due to the Super Console in my van, my options are limited.

[@SweetProjectCars]

Thank you for sharing Adam! Appreciate the view and your comments. Have a great day my friend. mad Mike the hammer SPC

[@ds1755]

I have a 2019 Honda Odyssey and wanted my floors completely covered, 1st row, 2nd row, 3 row and the trunk. I priced out weather tech and they wanted about $475 for all the mats. I stumbled across Maxliner, read the reviews and did my research. I ended up going with maxliner due to the high rating, quality was questionable til I received them. Once I got them they fit just like a glove, the quality of material I give an 8. The material isn’t as thick as weather tech but you can tell they tried and did a decent job. Also cost wise for all the mats with maxliner was about $270 compared to weather tech at about $475. I don’t mind the $200 savings to put towards my kids best interest and not break the bank but still receive a good product. Maxliner gets 2 👍🏽👍🏽..

[@SweetProjectCars]

D S they vary In price per vehicle the ones we did in the review were only 160 for a 2015 caddy

[@amb3cog]

Very cool my friend. Thanks for the info. Much appreciated. Have a great weekend. 😊 ✌️

[@goodguygto]

Thanks Sweet Project Cars!!, another great video!! I tried your video about stinky A/C that you put up a year ago!!, I like to add, where have your videos been ALL MY LIFE!!! LOL!!, Mark

[@SweetProjectCars]

goodguygto thanks mark we do really appreciate that ...mike

[@kevinjones1364]

Here is something not even touched on, is what type of plastics are used in each product? Are they virgin plastics or recycled? This is important. Plastics have memory. Once virgin platics are extruded and formed, they retain that structure. If they are ground up and re- extruded (recycled) it only takes a little bit of stress for recycled plastics to warp. I know it sounds responsible to want recycled materials, but not in anything plastic that you want to hold it's shape. Also, heat is not going to do anything but help any virgin plastic conform to the shape it was originally molded to be in, i.e., the intended shape of your vehicle floor, in this case. If it was made and formed to fit your floor, heat will only assist the liner to relax into it's intended shape. Recycled plastics, though, all bets are off. If both are sourced from recycled plastics, just buy the one that is cheaper.

[@SweetProjectCars]

Thanks for sharing Kevin! Happy New Year. mad Mike the hammer SPC

[@badimpulses17]

I use 3D max, it's similar to Weather tech but at a lower price.

[@badimpulses17]

@@48Boxer yes sir they sure do make your interior look nice.

[@HALWG51]

I've used both weathertech and Husky. Husky is the better mat. It covers the entire side up to the door sill. Weathertech does not. And the Husky mats are cheaper and have non slip nubs on the back. Also I bought a set of Maxliners for my daughter's Jeep. They are actually good liners, for very well and were significantly cheaper than either weathertech or husky.

[@thesephkind9657]

I mostly like the mats that have the hexagon pattern, except that they don't have a raised edge to retain dirt and water. The hex pattern seems to mostly prevent side spillage. If they did have a raised edge, they'd be perfect for me.

[@pettypatty329]

✔Thank you for this video! You confirmed my suspicions!🥰👍🏼Glad I watched your video first! On my way to order WeatherTech for my sister's Honda Crv 2020‼🙋🏽‍♀️

[@SweetProjectCars]

Glad it was helpful! Thank you for watching and sharing Petty Patty, we really appreciate it, have a great day my friend. mad Mike the hammer SPC

[@martymeyer4125]

I've had weather tech for 5 years and 100,000 miles. Love it. Now, how about a review of sound deadening materials? Love the channel!

[@SweetProjectCars]

Marty Meyer thank you and we will put the sound deading down on the list of videos to do

[@bugdog9]

Best channel on you tube!!!!!

[@SweetProjectCars]

bugdog9 thank you :)

[@bkretschmann90]

The ONLY conplaint i have with WT is that they curl. Once that happens, its a snowball with stuff getting behind them.

[@SweetProjectCars]

Thank you for watching and sharing, we appreciate it. Have a great day. mad Mike the hammer SPC

[@jharding32]

Maxliner is awesome. Flimsier is better with floor mats. They lay down better. Have had Maxliner for many years and they have held up amazingly well. Still look new.

[@SweetProjectCars]

Thank you for watching and sharing Justin, we appreciate your input, have a fantastic day my friend. mad Mike the hammer SPC

[@betterhealthtoday]

I have weather tech tan floor liners for a Nissan murano for sale. They were in a 2009 for a few years than I sold the car. Still in great condition.

[@jonienglish3231]

how about Tuxedo liner ???

[@SweetProjectCars]

we have not used that brand thanks for asking

[@juanahuertas1077]

I like WeatherTech for the most part, but the only thing I don't like is that with time, the rubber separates from the edges. I think this is caused because they are too rigid. I think a little more flexible rubber would have better coverage.

[@SweetProjectCars]

Thank you for watching and sharing Juana, we appreciate it. Have a great day. mad Mike the hammer SPC

[@shepshepherd]

The best floor mats I've encountered so far are the OEM Volvo hard plastic 'snow mats' which are more or less the Swedish equivalent of the Weather-Tech mats. I have a dealer-fitted set in my 1990 740 (bought by me in 2003) and they've done a great job of protecting the carpets and floorpans from water and dirt over the past 29 years :)

[@mikemorales1725]

Have you ever done a video on replacing a worn carpet in an older car?

[@SweetProjectCars]

Mike Morales no we have not because every car is so different so it would be hard to show them from a 2009 BMW 7 series to a 2000 corvette..

[@user-ws7ob9rn2x]

I've had both of these you featured. I recently purchased the 3d maxpider by kagu, which I like the best of the 3. I don't know why they even carpet cars anymore, we all just try to cover up the carpet because it gets so dirty.

[@eroom2087]

That’s right

[@RonConsumer]

I've used WeatherTech for all of my vehicles and when you 303 them it will outlast the car.

[@roberthusk3402]

Ron Consumer i 303 all plastic and rubber lol

[@Familyray]

I have weather tech for my chevy equinox, like the fit and easy to empty out the dirt. Thanks for the review GBO !!

[@darrenwalsh230]

What about Tuxmat? Every review I have seen lately says they are superior in quality and floor coverage compared to Weathertech

[@SweetProjectCars]

Thanks for sharing, have a great day. mad Mike the hammer SPC

[@guillermonieri4203]

Thank you for the evaluation.

[@Christopherj1225]

I do not like the weather tech floor liners at all. They slide and the sides curl up. They are awful. Weather techs solution was to use velcro to keep in place. I'm going with husky liners on my next vehicle. We have the weather techs in my Tacoma and my wife's Rav4. I like that they are American and not terribly far from me. We bought at their factory store in Bolingbrook, Illinois. My boss had them in his suv and he hated them as well. He threw them in the dumpster. For the price we paid I was expecting superior quality. Unfortunately, I was wrong.

[@jimbola77]

thanks, partner I love all your videos thank you for sharing.

[@kdog773]

Love ur videos keep making more

[@ANONYMOUSDISCIPLER]

Just put Max Liners in my F-150 and they fit perfectly.👍🏻

[@SweetProjectCars]

Awesome Paul! Thank you for watching and sharing, we appreciate it my friend. Have a great day. mad Mike the hammer SPC

[@Leonardokite]

I'm lucky, I don't deal with snow and slush.....I'd rather buy new carpet style mats. Just more comfortable. BUT that could change SOON! I will definitely keep this SWEEEEEEET Project Cars tip in mind. Thanks Mike!

[@kylemlm]

I used Weather Tech back cargo area on couple of GM Suburbans last 20 plus years. It is worth the $ and saving the carpet from damage. "We all win" with your great review.

[@SweetProjectCars]

kylemlm thank you so much and you are correct they really save the carpet

[@kylemlm]

@@SweetProjectCars All weather mats are my choice. I have used Scottgaurd after steam cleaning every spring for my boat carpet. I have never replaced any carpet on any of the boats that lasted over 17 years. What is good steam cleaner. My Bissell steamer is 1986 model ..LOL

[@SweetProjectCars]

kylemlm we love the scotchguard for sure :)

[@Florida_Man_Robb]

WeatherTechs are like BFG tires, you get what you pay for. Every new vehicle purchased gets them ASAP, just ordered 8th set.

[@frankziccarelli1724]

Sweeeeet review SPC!! Weather Tech is my choice hands down. No one has ever presented anything near their quality and fit. I've been using them since they entered the market, and have sold many many sets of floor mats and liners. Great review Mike!

[@SweetProjectCars]

Frank my friend thanks and you are very correct :)

[@ScotWalt858]

Nice review! I've been using WeatherTech and do like them. Have not seen the the Maxliner myself but I'd give it a try. Thanks again!

[@SweetProjectCars]

Scott thank you very much my good friend :)

[@jdmb03]

The video starts with a WeatherTech ad. Hmmm

[@SweetProjectCars]

We have no control over what ads are placed on the videos, youtube does that. We were not paid a penny to do this video by anyone. Thanks for the view. mad Mike the hammer SPC

[@hippo-potamus]

I ordered the Motor Trend vehicle mat and after cutting away the tabs to fit they look butchered to hell and not good at all. I will be replacing them with the WeatherTech. Thanks for your review, it sealed the deal for me. -Cheers mate

[@SweetProjectCars]

Glad we could help! Thanks for sharing. Have a fantastic day. mad Mike the hammer SPC

[@reeb9016]

I've got WeatherTechand they're great for the front but the back seat one kinda sucks. It covers the floor fine (it's one piece across) but the sides aren't stiff enough and folds in on itself.

[@rwmagnus]

Weather Tech is what I went with. They have a good reputation.

[@Eagle457-PS]

Was this a paid video? They both work the same in my part of the country and enough money left to fill up a time or two.

[@SweetProjectCars]

No it was not, we didn't receive any compensation from anyone for this product review. Thanks for watching and sharing. mad Mike the hammer SPC

[@MrTimdtoolman1]

Very fair review. I love my truck and all but I can't bring myself to spend the extremely high price Weather Tech is asking for these floor mats. I found some really good thick Husky Brand mats on Amazon for almost half what WT gets for theirs. If I worked in the mud a lot the WT mats would be worth it in the long run though.

[@jerrkyd]

I believe Weathertech floor mats are made in the USA. Where are the Max life mats made?

[@SweetProjectCars]

Not sure on that, thanks for being with us! have a great day. mad Mike the hammer SPC

[@rayjones3212]

We did our comparison shopping and ended up with 2 sets of WeatherTech liners. Chrysler Town and Country - fits great. Bought mostly because passenger side carpet is peeling back (from behind the right kick panel and it's too costly to do a proper fix!) Mercury Mariner - front drivers side fits great but not the passenger side - seems to be too short. Perhaps we should drive up the Bolingbrook and have her car re-scanned for passengers front fitment. Other than that we love 'em! Yes, they are a bit on the pricey side, but you get what you pay for! Mike, we got nearly 8 inches of snow this past weekend with more on the way. The floor liners help keep the interior carpet dry and cleaner! Sounds like a fair trade? Makes me wonder how old her batteries (in the car) are as to whether I'd do a trade... (LOL LOL LOL)

[@SweetProjectCars]

Thank you Ray we appreciate that

[@loganholmberg2295]

In my experience Weathertech sucks in the cold. Their too stiff and start sliding around when the temp gets below freezing.

[@deeohgi]

We havent had any issues with them sliding around in 3 chevy trucks, a Hyundai Santa fe sport, Elantra, and an older Accord within our family. Also, with our cold northern climate (as in daytime highs of sometimes as little as -15°F), theyve held up fine. Of course the heaters are running full blast during the coldest time of winter here.

[@MrNicoe36cabrio]

Very nice stuff Mike.

[@vincentkowski8466]

Agreed Weather Tech is the best. Also like you said perfect fit and also USA made !

[@briancooper4767]

Had experiences with husky and weathertech, the husky tends to warp over time where the weather tech will not. I personally will pay more for weathertech.

[@davehendricks4168]

Multiple people above commented on their weather techs curling, or warping, and mine did too.

[@jetjockey7]

Husky was the first ones to have liners weather tech came into the game later.

[@claudenoto5137]

Weather Tech mats are really good.

[@amb3cog]

Thanks for the review video. But you do realize that Prius's have oil filters right? There's an all electric Prius I think, but most have an engine, and aren't plug in/all electric. That's why they brag about the 50, or so miles to the gallon they get.

[@d.eddlemon]

Great review! Maybe you can evaluate a Husky liner in the future.

[@SweetProjectCars]

D. Eddlemon we will see what we can do on that for sure

[@AjI2009]

I have neighbours who all bought husky and i felt them. they are great and much more flexible!

[@robertivey389]

I’ve had multiple whether tech floor mats they will fold up on you I’ve switched to husky there much better but I’ve just ordered max liners for my wife’s explorer 3 rows the whether tech and husky are over three hundred dollars I won’t pay that for floor mats the max liners where 139 they have got great reviews I’ll take my chances

[@SweetProjectCars]

Thank you for watching and sharing Robert! We really appreciate your input and view, hope you have a great day my friend. mad Mike the hammer SPC

[@mikeb6386]

Weather Tech does not make them for Honda S 2000. I think they are way overpriced anyway.