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A dremel is dedication. FWIW, I used a pair of convex toe nail clippers. Took about 5 minutes. No safety glasses or rubber dust.
I hope Husky sees this and gets they need to improve when this is the preferred solution. Are those laminating sheets? I'd imagine after a couple days you wouldn't notice this underfoot but I hope it holds up, I might end up doing the same to the top half of my huskys.I ended up sending my Husky mats back today. I just wasn’t happy with them in comparison to the Rivian all weather mats that I already have.
I modified the driver’s mat for the winter to keep slush/stuff on the mat and not on the carpet. It’s ugly, but hopefully it will do the trick for the winter. I’ll see what other mats are available for next winter.
Smart, I was planning on wire cutters. But since I've never learned how to use the convex ones on my actual toes they will be the perfect tool. (TMI?)
I have both the oem and husky floor mats and even though the husky’s are not 100 % perfect, they protect much more of the floorboards and believe they will do a better job of overall protection vs oem
Before getting in, I have always been careful not to drag a ton of stuff inside. I always clap my feet together to clear snow and what not outside before I put my feet inside on the mats. The mats for me is for containing the melted snow within it, and nothing else. The OEM mats are perfect for me. Looks perfect. Quality perfect. Would have been a 10 with the compass yellow logos!
It’s actually clear contact paper that I had left over from another project. I also have clear carpet protector that’s super sticky if the contact paper doesn’t work out.
You sound like someone without young/small children!
Sure, I knock snow and mud off my feet before getting in the car, but not a single other person in my family does that.
At least the back seat coverage looks a LITTLE better than the fronts. I am conflicted. Given the price I may just take delivery of the Rivian mats and switch to WeatherTech once they are out.You sound like someone without young/small children!
I’ve never tried them myself but on page 1 of this thread @Killer95Stang said these were preferred because they send the water out the door unlike the WTs which hold it all in the mat. I see the different design but from what I can see it looks like it simply allows it to run back onto the carpet by the seat? I could be mistaken. I like the design otherwise though…
I pick my daughter up and put her in the truck (she’s 4 btw and can’t get into the truck/her seat on her own anyway) and if her shoes are a mess, then I take them off of her. She thinks this is all normal. Other people probably look at me like I’m nuts.You sound like someone without young/small children!
I called and they had no ETA when they would be back in stock.
Has anyone seen these ones in person? I never saw the mats in stock only the front liner and assumed the mats were a new add not yet to market.
