Husky Liners

[F'nClassy]

anyone find these scratch easy??? I pulled mine out of the box and they got scratched from the spikes of the one on top!

[Cougarslair]

This is how the drivers mat looks of my brand new, out of the box, Husky Liners looks (not been placed in car yet as its in the shop):-







When I emailed the retailer and sent them pictures of the marks and creasing , their reply was:
This appears to be a situation where the liner was either scuffed by a glove during the trimming process or by the box during the packaging or shipping process. Either way, this scuffing should wipe away fairly easily with windex and a clean rag.

The pictures are after cleaning them as suggested.

[F'nClassy]

Originally Posted by Cougarslair

This is how the drivers mat looks of my brand new, out of the box, Husky Liners looks (not been placed in car yet as its in the shop):-







When I emailed the retailer and sent them pictures of the marks and creasing , their reply was:
This appears to be a situation where the liner was either scuffed by a glove during the trimming process or by the box during the packaging or shipping process. Either way, this scuffing should wipe away fairly easily with windex and a clean rag.

The pictures are after cleaning them as suggested.

That's pretty much what mine looked like right out of the box too!! so frustrating

[Cougarslair]

I agree. Not what I expected after all the positive reviews!

[F'nClassy]

Originally Posted by Cougarslair

I agree. Not what I expected after all the positive reviews!

I've got to see if I can return/exchange mine.
I mean they must be a good product since they have a lifetime warranty, no?

[Cougarslair]

Originally Posted by rhiannon666

I've got to see if I can return/exchange mine.
I mean they must be a good product since they have a lifetime warranty, no?

I sent the `after cleaning` pictures to the retailer yesterday and am awaiting a further reponse.
I got them from www.kbcarstuff.com and even though their address is in Ontario, the Huskys shipped direct from the manufacturer and so I got charged $20 from customs (tax and handling costs - even though Id already paid tax! - still awaiting news about that from retailer as well). So my concern is even if they agree to replace them i will end up even more out of pocket!

And I also thought that with the lifetime warranty and the great reviews that they would be a good product. They are more `plasticy` than I imagined and the creasing and scratches are disappointing, but if they protect the carpets as well as people say, I still want to try them.

I have a set of Michelin mats from Canadian Tire in at the moment that are good mats and actually fit well but they dont protect the dead pedal area and that was one of the main appeals to me about the Husky liners.

[F'nClassy]

Originally Posted by Cougarslair

I sent the `after cleaning` pictures to the retailer yesterday and am awaiting a further reponse.
I got them from www.kbcarstuff.com and even though their address is in Ontario, the Huskys shipped direct from the manufacturer and so I got charged $20 from customs (tax and handling costs - even though Id already paid tax! - still awaiting news about that from retailer as well). So my concern is even if they agree to replace them i will end up even more out of pocket!

And I also thought that with the lifetime warranty and the great reviews that they would be a good product. They are more `plasticy` than I imagined and the creasing and scratches are disappointing, but if they protect the carpets as well as people say, I still want to try them.

I have a set of Michelin mats from Canadian Tire in at the moment that are good mats and actually fit well but they dont protect the dead pedal area and that was one of the main appeals to me about the Husky liners.

Yeah, I have michelin mats too, but definitely not enough coverage...they don't even cover below the pedals where salt and snow and what not will drip from my shoes lol.
And I bought my husky liners at a local part source, so I can go right back there with them

[Cougarslair]

Originally Posted by rhiannon666

Yeah, I have michelin mats too, but definitely not enough coverage...they don't even cover below the pedals where salt and snow and what not will drip from my shoes lol.
And I bought my husky liners at a local part source, so I can go right back there with them

Wish Id done that! I thought I was getting a better deal online - not such a good idea now me thinks!

[jdubhack]

Originally Posted by Cougarslair

I agree. Not what I expected after all the positive reviews!

I have them in my car for 2000mi now. Put them in the first day I had the car. I have not noticed anything like you or Rhi have reported. But, then again, I know they're mats and going to be trampled on (literally) everyday.

As long as they do what they're supposed to (protect the carpet) I'll continue to endorse them and give them a

They did collect an entire water bottle from one of my boys in the back seat. Not a drop on the carpet. I call that winning!

[Cougarslair]

Originally Posted by jdubhack

I have them in my car for 2000mi now. Put them in the first day I had the car. I have not noticed anything like you or Rhi have reported. But, then again, I know they're mats and going to be trampled on (literally) everyday.

As long as they do what they're supposed to (protect the carpet) I'll continue to endorse them and give them a

They did collect an entire water bottle from one of my boys in the back seat. Not a drop on the carpet. I call that winning!

Thats good to know and very encouraging. Its is just a bit frustrating to buy something new and its condition not really be like new. Yes they are going to get trampled on and it might seem a bit silly to complain about it but they arent cheap and should arrive in new condition. Having said that, its their function that ultimately matters to me and your endorsement of them, as I said, is very encouraging.