6.7L Cummins Forum

Winters coming so I'm in the market for some liners. I have Husky liners in the Titan but was wondering about Weathertech. Anyone have any experience or preference?

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2007.5 Dodge Ram 3500 HD,QC, 6.7L Cummins, 6speed Auto, 4X4, Bighorn Edition.
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if you deal with a lot of snow, then the weathertech is the way to go. With my experiance with rough long winters and tons of snow, thehusky liners will just collect the snow then it'll melt into a pool of water then turn to ice when you get out and shut down. At least with the weathertech you will still have ridges over the ice. I already have about 2 feet of snow on the ground and temps around 0. Gotta love the great white north.

Personally I like the Husky liners and have had them in my 97 Dodge for over 10 years. After the water freezes you just pick up the ice and toss it out. I just ordered a set for my truck 2 days ago.

I've had Weathertech Digitalfit mats in another truck and have ordered more for my dodge. What I like about the Weathertech versus the Huskys is the design at the door threshold. Huskys have a lip that folds upward. My opinion was that this would be annoying, because as mariocand pointed out, it would collect the water/ice; meaning you may have to remove the mats. Plus, your foot might catch the edge entering and exiting the truck. The Weathertech Digitalfits are designed to channel the water out to the threshold where it should run out the door. If your'e talking about a lot of ice/snow collected on your feet though, the Weathertechs may allow the water to pool up at the door seal until you open the door. I can't imagine though that your feet would collect that much snow though.

I picked up the Weathertechs today, front and rear, expensive but I really like the fit and the way they channel everything to the door. Talking to my accessory guy, he said the front huskys have a tendancy to curl...ymmv?

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2009 Ram 2500,QC, 6.7L, Auto-6, 4X4, Laramie
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