Husky Liners 53341 X-act Contour Front Floor Liners - 2 Piece Fits 2015-2026 Ford F150, 2017-2026 F150 Raptor, 2022-2025 F150 Lightning

Second and third row liners for 2026 Ford Explorer fit perfectly. The entire rear passenger area floor is covered with two interlocking pieces. One across the second row and one across the third with a long tongue to cover the pass through that even interlocks with the second row piece. Well thought out design. The liners are robust yet somehow manage to conform perfectly to the floor. The small molded in nubs along with tight tolerances do a perfect job keeping the liners in place.

I switched from the other top brand floor liners several vehicles ago because the others wouldn't hold their shape after installing. These fit perfectly, hold their shape and have a quality feel that the others lacked. This is my 3rd full set and am very happy with them. The lower price is an added bonus.

I recently purchased some Husky Floor Mats from Real Truck. The initial call was very informative. The ease of ordering was great as well. The price was very reasonable, and the shipment was handled fast and efficient. I would recommend Husky floor mats!

Great fit easy to install cover all the way over the door seal strip, has a ridge to contain spills. The rear seat floor liner covers over the hump and under front seats and has ridges to contain spills. They are made in the USA and are less expensive than WeatherTech, RealTruck offers a Veteran discount WeatherTech doesn't.

I recently moved to the beach and when I did, I purchased these Husky floor liners for my 2025 Chevy Colorado. The floor liners are excellent at keeping the sand from everyone's feet from getting into the carpet! They're easy to vacuum out and would also be great at catching any water, or melted snow (if I lived in that type of environment). The rear, one-piece liner is excellent and has great coverage and fit. The front liners fit perfectly to the contours of the vehicle. I highly recommend these Husky floor liners!!

I have used Weathertech liners on two cars. I decided to try Husky X-Act floor liners. I love the fit, and they go higher on the sides with better fit than the fit on my previous Weathertech liners. Even at the same price as Weathertech they are a good value, however being lower priced it is a no brainer! Great product and made domestically!

I have tried both brands and it is Huskies hands down. They fit perfectly where Weather Tech did not. They are more flexible than Weather Tech and look nicer in my trucks. This is my second set and I will not buy another brand, hands down it's Huskies!

No snow yet to fully test, but looks due to raised borders will pevent moisture from going over /under to carpet. The "flex" ones advertised less stiff but stll have solid form are just fine! Highly recommend these truck matts from REALTRUCKS and are true to their claim x-act fit: knowing your CAB SIZE for fit. e tske rm out FLEX mats seem just fine and we're stated to be more comfortable on feet as n

Wanted to purchase front and back but the price total (frt, back sold separately) was beyond my budget by $15-20. Don't know when I'll be able to purchase the front liners. Why? Because life is always “lifiing” w/our finances (home maintenance, other car maintenance, kids activities, family…). Sigh. Does anyone out there feel me on this one? Suggestion: offer a price reduction when purchasing both front and back floor liners. Possibly the increase in sale-volume will still provide the desire profit margin. Signed, Just another hard working dad trying to enjoy his toy.

I am very pleased with the X-act floor liner I received for the rear seat area of my crew cab Silverado. I removed the OEM under seat storage box to add a subwoofer and the original OEM floor liner no longer provided the desired coverage. I like the more glossy look of the Husky liner as the OEM liner was dull looking and seemed to scratch or scar easily. If it wasn't for the fact that I like the look of the integrated Z71 logo on the outer edge of the OEM front mats, I probably would have replaced those as well. Maybe at a later date. I had WeatherTech liners in my previous truck, and while they served me well, they did seem very rigid and kind of looked faded out over time. Although relatively new yet, I believe I like the Husky product better.