love mine also.

looks like they changed them a bit. Mine go over the door sill plastic part. But I read many complaints how they would curl up and get pushed up by the door so maybe thats why why cut them inside the door sill cover now.

 

There are two different types of mats on offer now. Well, more than two really but for the explanation as to the difference between yours and OPs. Yours is a "deep well" that has the lip that goes over the sill and a higher wall on the inside that covers more of the carpet. The other is like the OPs.

This thread has more info on that:

2019 floor liner coverage

Hello! I'm brand new to the site and have a question. Hoping for some help. I bought a 2019 Colorado Z71 CCSB in crush color. I just ordered the Chevy floor liners (front seats only) for it directly from my local Chevy dealer. The part number is 84708369. When the liners arrived I took...

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After watching a comparison video on YouTube, I picked up a set of Husky Weatherbeater Floor Liners for the front. I like that they are a little softer than the Weathertech Liners and not as "noisy" when I shuffle or move my feet. Previous vehicle was a Ford Ranger Sport model with the all-vinyl flooring, and I got used to the low maintenance convenience of not dealing with carpeting. Don't think I'll ever go back to the carpeting or the carpet mats.

 

This is one of my complaints about how the manufacturers group options. Ideally you'd be able to order a truck with vinyl flooring and leather seats. Seemingly instead the manufacturers install carpet so that most people can then cover it with vinyl.

 

I've had the GM mats in my truck for over a year and they're great. With an occasional rinse, or scrub, they still look new. Wifes car has weathertech.....doubt I'd ever buy them again. Hard plastic........just like the previous post said, they're noisy. I too, would look at GM mats or Husky if I ever needed different mats.

 

You are missing a part of the keeper on the drivers side mat. These are pretty much weather tech mats I think

 

My GMC front mats are the same, but with the larger lip that extends into the door sill as was already mentioned. My truck was used and they came with, but had carpeted mats in the back. I did get the Weathertech for the rear and like it as well. The Weathertech was slightly cheaper but in hindsight I think the GM one covers more area.

 

(Got the front ones free using the MyChevrolet points received for buying the truck... Thanks Chevy!)

Help me understand how you got them free? The closest I can get is a $50 point redemption certificate on the my rewards website. What am I doing wrong?

 

Did you not get 20000 reward points for buying your truck, which is $100?

 

I have always liked weathertech ones and have them in my 19 crew cab. I could care less about having the bowtie verses saying weathertech on the mats. They cover well and the fits good front and back.

 

I have had Husky's, Weathertech and GM in my vehicles. I will never use Weathertech again if there are GM or Husky options.

The Weathertech fit well but they are a harder plastic They scuff and if you use one in the cargo areas will slide cargo around.

The Husky and GM are very similar and softer. they just have a better feel and clean up better.

I have the GM mats now and love them. 3 years old and still like new.

The mats I really loved in my Sonoma were NPI carpeted mats. They were deep well mats but made with a indoor outdoor carpet that matched the interior of my truck. With them in it looked like stock carpet. You just take them out and hose them off and they were clean. Lund bought NPI and they have only had limited selections since. I still have a set in my Malibu but I could not get them for the Canyon or Acadia.

At this point I swore off Weathertech anymore. Great marketing and advertising but I prefer the softer feel of the Husky or GM. If GM or Husky did not make a mat I would go Weathertech but if the others were available I would go with them every time.

 

I just checked but NPI Nifty Products only offer first gen yet.

https://4wheelonline.com/nifty-catch-all-floor-liners-Chevy-gmc.3281.0

Check the mats on the left. They are the carpeted ones and work really well. Just not for our years yet?

 

I just checked but NPI Nifty Products only offer first gen yet.

https://4wheelonline.com/nifty-catch-all-floor-liners-Chevy-gmc.3281.0

Check the mats on the left. They are the carpeted ones and work really well. Just not for our years yet?

Sorry the ones on the right are carpeted. the left are the hard plastic ones.

Sorry no edit key.

 

I don’t like my GM floor liners. The driver’s one at least. I got fed up and trimmed it so it didn’t get caught in the door anymore and that was good for a while. However, now I need to put some two sided tape on the edge near the foot brake. It keeps getting caught there now. The rest are good and they do seem to otherwise fit well and be of good quality.

 

They must have received this feedback from a number of people as the ones I just got don't hang over the kick plate anywhere near the door.

 

I have the WeatherTech in my truck. used them basically since day one.
But, I would say any floor liner is much better the having floor mats. Keeps floor cleaner and easy to get debris or fluids off of them.

 

I have the WeatherTech in my truck. used them basically since day one.
But, I would say any floor liner is much better the having floor mats. Keeps floor cleaner and easy to get debris or fluids off of them.

Agreed! You have to use some kind of oem or aftermarket liners - tiny carpet mats that come standard are ridiculous. The fact that I can spend $35k on a truck and that is all it comes with is just as ridiculous though. Step up your game GM...

 

I have Husky mats in my truck. I like them better than weather tech

 

Picked up the rear mats today, fantastic fit and they look great. So with my MyChevrolet points in total, got the front and rear for $70 out of pocket, good deal.

 

Not a bad deal at all. Good use of your MyChevrolet points. Assuming you mean Floor Liners front and rear. of $70 after the points.

 

Yes, front and back all weather Chev mats for $70 total. Without points would have been $200 total for both sets... And I really do prefer these to Weathertech...

 

The key is that you have Floor Liners and you like them. So that makes it a Win/Win.
Just because I have WeatherTech, does not mean everyone else has to.

 

And my wife and I have Weathertechs in our Traverse and have really liked them, coverage is fantastic. I have just struggled to keep them looking good and "black". You have tips in that regard? Armor all makes them slick....

 

Neither, I like these better they fit well and are soft, the weather techs were a harder plastic and scuffed easily. The Husky's hold water well when you hop in and your feet are wet. Plus for longer rides they have some decent cushion to them.

To each their own!

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Worried about stains and spills behind the wheel? Use Husky X-act Contour floor mats and liners to cover every inch of the interior for more peace of mind.

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I have the GM mats in my truck and the front mats fit perfectly. The rear....the mat could fit a bit tighter to the tunnel IMO.

Overall, very pleased with the GM version.

Ken

 

I did GM

 

Loving my GM all-weather mats!

 

Those look like they might work better than the WTs. I had WTs in my '13 Explorer and found if my shoes were wet, my feet slid around which made me have to worry about where my brake was in relation to my foot. Are the GM ones a soft rubber rather than a hard plastic?

 

YES! Much softer rubber, one of the main reasons I like them better than Weathertech. They look better too!