[Broncotodd]

Trying to decide between Husky, MoPAR and Weathertech for my 2018 JGC Limited.
I tried searching, but the search function leaves a lot to be desired.
I'm particularly interested in the footrest being well covered, as I use that a lot.
We have salt on the roads every year so this is not an optional thing.
TIA!

 

[Stbentoak]

I have a full set of Husky X Act black on sale on FB marketplace right now. Search in zip 46514 if you want pics.... Full coverage front and back row. Fit 2014-2019. Work great and cover the dead pedal. Half price 100.00 + cheapest shipping we could arrange. PM me if you are interested.....
These are better than WT as they lay down and are not slippery when you step in. Don't need them any longer as vehicle is going south for good.....

 

[BubbaATL]

Note that there are two styles of the Mopar -- a flatter style and a more bucket-like style. I have and really like the latter. (I actually bought it after first buying the former and deciding I wanted more coverage.)

Here's the bucket style:

Amazon.com: 2016-2017 Jeep Grand Cherokee Bucket Style Slush Mat All Weather OEM Mopar 82215577AC: Automotive

Buy 2016-2017 Jeep Grand Cherokee Bucket Style Slush Mat All Weather OEM Mopar 82215577AC: Floor Mats - Amazon.com ✓ FREE DELIVERY possible on eligible purchases

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And here's the flatter one:

Amazon.com: Mopar Jeep Grand Cherokee 82213686 Black All-Weather Floor Mat: Automotive

Buy Mopar Jeep Grand Cherokee 82213686 Black All-Weather Floor Mat: Floor Mats - Amazon.com ✓ FREE DELIVERY possible on eligible purchases

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They're both very sturdy and fit well, and they both match the excellent Mopar rear deck mat very nicely:

Amazon.com: 2015-2016 Jeep Grand Cherokee Cargo Mat OEM Mopar Rubber Liner: Automotive

Buy 2015-2016 Jeep Grand Cherokee Cargo Mat OEM Mopar Rubber Liner: Cargo Liners - Amazon.com ✓ FREE DELIVERY possible on eligible purchases

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[mitanokaseifu]

Quadratec makes a really nice house brand set. They’ve worked really well and fit perfectly.

 

[MDK210]

I’ve had Mopar in two JGC vehicles. I like to keep things as factory as possible and never complained about them whether it be on the trail or in the snow.

 

[Mongo53]

I have the Mopar Slush Mats....
They are thick with design that has deep ridges/pockets to capture the water and slush... ...the front seats mats do have turned up corners as well to form a tub.... ...the back seat and rear cargo mat is flat, but refer back to the pattern with deep ridges/pockets to capture and hold water....

The mats are thick and heavy, so they lay flat.... ....but that is their downside, they are very thick and take up space, not much space really.. ..but the other mats, like Husky and weathertech are thin stiff plastic mats that are fitted to the contours.... ...they don't always lay flat though and may turned up a bit and not touch corners, but they don't take up any space at all....

 

[19GCTrailhawk]

If you're concerned about covering the footrest (dead peddle) then I wouldn't recommend the Mopar. The Mopar liner mats only go about half way up the dead peddle. It's my only small issue with them but I can't complain they're included with the Trailhawk. Take a look at other manufacturers liners that completely cover the dead peddle.

 

[JCE]

I kind of like the ones that came in my 2019 Trailhawk. Not overly aggressive and of course free, cannot forget the free bit. Now I need to get a rubber mat for the cargo area...

 

[Stbentoak]

..but the other mats, like Husky and weathertech are thin stiff plastic mats that are fitted to the contours.... ...

Not true at all about Husky... Husky's are pliable and soft rubber and superior to the hard slippery plastic of WT....

 

[LongJohns]

I would avoid the Weathertech if you are concerned about the dead pedal (foot rest) area. I have them and completely not satisfied with the coverage in the area. It only covers about half the way up

 

[Mongo53]

Not true at all about Husky... Husky's are pliable and soft rubber and superior to the hard slippery plastic of WT....

I had Husky liners in my Jeep XK, I've never had WeatherTech, the Husky have some softness and pliability to them but not enough that they bend to fit the tub, there can be gaps between the liner and the tub at some points....

It's all relative, I think my daughter has WeatherTech or a knock off brand in her Jeep Compass and they do seem stiffer and less pliant than the Husky Liners... ...but the Husky was just a bit to stiff and less pliant for my taste, they are definitely stiffer and less pliant than the Mopar Slush Mats.

Perhaps later or other models of Husky Liners are softer and more pliable, but I don't see how you can retain shape with how thin they are without have some stiffness to them...

The Mopar are much softer, flexible and pliant.... ...but they are 3/4" thick soft rubber, the fronts have upturned edges to form a tub within the front foot tubs, and soft and pliant enough that falls and rests right on the sides of the tub with no gaps....

But 3/4" is 3/4", that is lost legroom or cargo room in the back if your squeezing things in that barely fit, and it is like your feet rest on a bit of a pillow, some might not like that.....

Another way to say, it they are all so close, I'd be happy with any of them.... ....although I'd agree not fully covering the dead pedal would be annoying.... ....I'll have to look at my Mopar Slush Mats again and report back if they fully cover the dead pedal....

 

[IAmTodd]

Have had weather tech in other vehicles and Huskys in the Grand Cherokee. I much prefer the Huskys. They completely cover the dead pedal. After 2.5 years the Huskys have not faded. The weather techs seem to fade quickly.

 

[Mongo53]

The Mopar Slush Mats (Jeep Logo on the Mat), only go halfway up the dead pedal....

 

[mitanokaseifu]

Quadratec mat set.I just used again in snow granite mix this weekend. Works great.

 

[wireman]

Not true at all about Husky... Husky's are pliable and soft rubber and superior to the hard slippery plastic of WT....

X2 Have had mine for 4 years. A lot better than the Weathertech I looked at.

 

[Fishyguy]

I have the husky mats. They replaced my weathertecs that I never really cared for.

 

[Paullee01]

My new Jeep came with the Jeep mats. I had the (Husky X Act in my 14) I do like the Jeep mats but they don't cover the door sil, also to much exposed carpet around the gas pedal. The Husky X Act were much better!

 

[SanDiegoGC]

Trying to decide between Husky, MoPAR and Weathertech for my 2018 JGC Limited.
I tried searching, but the search function leaves a lot to be desired.
I'm particularly interested in the footrest being well covered, as I use that a lot.
We have salt on the roads every year so this is not an optional thing.
TIA!

I just bought the WeatherTech mats So far, I have only swapped out the drivers mat. Fits and looks great. Going from a carpet mat to this, you do need to get a little used to the hardness of the WeatherTech mat. I have about two weeks using it so far. In the long run I may go back to carpet for day-day use but install the WeatherTech mats when we would expect to track in dirt, mud, etc.

 

[GPV-WK2]

I had weather tech mats for many years in my 2012 WK2 and was pretty unhappy with them for the floor mats. The fit was correct, but my foot would always catch on the end of the mat by the seat. They also tended to curve in at the edges and not lay flat against the carpet on the sides which created more issues. Again, the hard plastic feel to them is a drawback IMO. Same thing happens with the trunk mat (edges curving in over time) which also tends to slide around a bit. Still, that one takes a beating so I just left it back there. I switched to the Mopar floor mats front and rear and am MUCH happier with them.

 

[gspfunk]

I have the same OEM Mopar mats a few other have noted. I have the Weathertech mats in my WK1 SRT8 and had them in my TBSS. Like mentioned, the fit is great, but they’re thin, lightweight, and hard plastic. For the rear mat in my Trailhawk, I went with a mat from Amazon (3W) and love it.