IdahoRanger
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The Weathertech ones have held up well.
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I tried Husky but was concerned they would hold too much mud & snow so went with the Ford.
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I have WeatherTech and they have been fine.
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Not big enough?I tried using those floor liners as mudflaps. The fit was way off and they were quite big but they sure kept the mud off.
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i ordered Tecom (SP) from Amazon in 2/20. 70$, then. They are perfect and really, securely installed. Great quality too.
good luck!
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I too have the weathertech and they're fine. Only issue I had was I dropped one of the clips into the front wheel well area. Luckily there was an extra in the parts bag.
