Husky Liners Weatherbeater Floor Mats | Fits 2014-2015 Jeep Cherokee | Front & 2nd Row, 3-pc Black - 99031

Less expensive than Weather Tech mats but the quality is just as good(if not better). They fit perfectly in our vehicle

We are very happy with our Husky mats. Unlike the cargo liner, these seem to do everything right.The fit is very good. The liners actually create trays in the floor so that if you spill a liquid, it will not run off the mats.They have holes to lock onto the factory fasteners. Some have complained that they are not fully cut out and hard to install. This is true but I believe this is a good thing. By leaving some material in, the openings are very snug around the fasteners so liquid cannot easily get through there either. I'm not if they did this on purpose but it certainly keeps with the overall theme of complete protection.As an added feature, the underside of the mats have very long spikes to dig in to the carpet and secure the liners in place. They do not slide around at all.Overall, we are very happy with these liners and prefer them to the OEM mats.

I've had Husky. I've had WeatherTech. The reason I come back to Husky is two-fold. First, when I write them, they answer me. I wrote WeatherTech three times with a complaint. They never responded. Once they had my money, they didn't give a rats ass about me. So they won't get money from me again. The other reason I prefer Husky, is that spikes on the back hold the mat in place very well. The WeatherTech passenger liner in my 2015 Ford Escape just slid out from under your shoes when you got in. Terrible design. So the reason I didn't give Husky 5 stars? The carpet hook holes. Mine looked like they had been reamed out by some horribly old drill bit. Lots of shredded material around the hole. And as other have stated, the holes are no where near big enough for the hooks. You end up tearing the liner material if you try to force them through. Jeep uses holes that are over 1" in diameter for their mats. Husky used about 7/16". I ended up using a special drill bit for PVC which is very sharp, to enlarge the holes. Unfortunately, one hole wandered a bit and took out a bit of the surrounding moat wall at the back of the hole. But it's still usable. I disagree with reviewers saying that the hook holes are purposely small to keep water from leaking through. There's a moat wall around the hook hole for doing that.

These work FANTASTIC! SO glad I picked these for moms car. They fit perfectly, the only small issue, was the anchor holes in the liner were not quite big enough to just slip over. But it worked out fine. All I did was wiggle them over the anchors and there's no way it'll slip off. HIGHLY recommended! Just make sure when you unpack them, you let them relax a bit

Cost effective

These do a good job of protecting the floor in the two vehicles I ordered them for, 1. A 2014 Cherokee Latitude and 2. A 2015 Cherokee Latitude. I will say this, however, they are not as good a fit or quality as the Weather Tech that I have in my 2014 Cherokee Limited (yes I have 3 of these Jeeps...) . They do keep the salt and crud off the carpet and they also go all the way up on the dummy pedal on the left unlike the Weather Tech. The bad thing is, the fit is not exact like the Weather Tech in either the 2014 or 2015 model, both of which have the exact same floor pan. As others have mentioned, the hole that is used to secure the mats to the floor via the Jeep's mat anchoring system are impossibly small and will require you to carve them to a larger size to accommodate the anchor system. This is both stupid and dangerous as the material is quit rigid and one wrong move by the less initiated and I can see a trip to emergency. I chose to leave the holes alone and just allow the prickly underside to grip and hold the mats to the floor which is working out just fine in both vehicles. In comparison to the Weather Tech, I can tell that the material has a lot less give and just has a less quality feel to it than the Weather Tech product for the same vehicle. The material is also thinner to the touch. To me, the cost makes up for the difference in quality and practicality so I do not really feel that these mats are a "deal", because you really are getting a lesser quality product for the money. Also, of the two sets of these I have purchased, I only paid $140 per set due to some sort of strange Amazon pricing in my cart. If you really want your mats to fit perfectly and you are weird about that kind of thing, I think it's best to avoid the Husky Liners... if you just want to protect the flooring of your new Cherokee, are not bothered by inexact fit, or lesser quality mats, then go for these.

This is the second set I'v purchased. Bought the first set for our Edge just before last winter in Utah.With all the slush and stuff, I was really glad they were installed.When we got our new Cherokee, it was the first aftermarket item that was purchased.Very pleased with the fit.

For a Jeep Cherokee. Fit well, absolutely no off-gassing odor. I'd give it five stars if I didn't have to enlarge the holes for hooking the front liners in.

Unreal. Looks super sharp and fits like a dream. Husky liners are killin it...don't be fooled by other brands this is the way to go.

Fits perfectly