- First Name
- Matt
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- Nov 7, 2025
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- Location
- San Jose, CA
- Vehicle(s)
- 2025 4Runner TRD Off-Road
Perhaps WT is using a different material now because the feel of my WT’s is the opposite of what you and a few others have described vs the Husky mats I had in my 2018? The Husky mats were more plastic-y and had more of a tendency to curl and take a set if they shifted out of place. The WT is more rubbery and hasn’t shown that same tendency to curl/stay curled. Part of that is they stay in place well so haven’t shifted to allow them to take a set.give it a few years and those WT will curl away from body panels. but that is just my opinion and what i have gone thru previously with WT liners.
and i absolutely agree the WT are better quality and has better coverage but that curling bugs me eventually.
it seems the WT are stiffer than other brands so they tend curl more so than like husky brand (which i switch from WT cause the they wer more pliable than the WT)
I liked the Husky mats I had in my’18 and frankly would have bought them again if they were available when I bought my G6, but I am happier with the WT’s than my previous Husky mats.
One benefit is the WT’s are more rubber-y so they don’t get slick when they get wet from rain/mud or the car wash guy uses an Armor-All type product on them like my Husky mats did.
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