What kind of mats?

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I like the WeatherTechs... especially in your land of inclement winter weather. The Catch-Alls are similar but carpeted.

Yep, excellent for slushy winter weather. But they are also excellent for boating season too. Getting in the truck after loading/unloading the boat with dripping wet river water shoes, not to mention the sand. :thumbs:

+1 WeatherTech user for life right here! :thumbs:

And who sell's said product?:dunno:

www.weathertech.com
 

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I like the WeatherTechs... especially in your land of inclement winter weather. The Catch-Alls are similar but carpeted.

Yep, excellent for slushy winter weather. But they are also excellent for boating season too. Getting in the truck after loading/unloading the boat with dripping wet river water shoes, not to mention the sand. :thumbs:

+1 WeatherTech user for life right here! :thumbs:

And who sell's said product?:dunno:

www.weathertech.com

Thank you

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I still got the stock ones. Never had a reason for weather tech or Catch all as it doesn't snow here in Louisiana.
 

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Some cheap rubber mats from WalMart that have been more than good enough. I just can't see spending a hundred bills on floor mats for just the front. :dunno:
 

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Some cheap rubber mats from WalMart that have been more than good enough. I just can't see spending a hundred bills on floor mats for just the front. :dunno:

I bet you'd change your tune if you could get 'em in plaid. :jester:
 

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Nope, a hundred bucks is a hundred bucks, and I ain't spending no hundred bucks on no floor mats. Even plaid. :D
 
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I had the WeatherTechs in my Silverado and they were great! After 2 winters, the carpet still looked brand new. I'll be ordering them for the Escalade as well, but they only make them for the first and second row. :(
 

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I like the WeatherTechs... especially in your land of inclement winter weather. The Catch-Alls are similar but carpeted.

Yep, excellent for slushy winter weather. But they are also excellent for boating season too. Getting in the truck after loading/unloading the boat with dripping wet river water shoes, not to mention the sand. :thumbs:

+1 WeatherTech user for life right here! :thumbs:

And who sell's said product?:dunno:

www.weathertech.com

thats what I have, maybe not the brand, but thats what I have.
 

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WeatherTech mats all the way here. :thumbs:
 

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