Husky Liners 98361 Fits 2006 Lincoln Zephyr, 2010-12 Ford Fusion, 2010-12 Lincoln MKZ, 2010-11 Mercury Milan - Front Wheel Drive Weatherbeater Front & 2nd Seat Floor Mats

I love these floor liners, they fit great in my 2011 Lincoln MKZ Hybrid. They do not "click" into the posts but that is not an issue because they are molded perfectly and lock into place and fit snugly.I have tried cheap floor liners and they sucked and I regret it, I won't do it again. I was comparing these floor liners with WeatherTech floor liners and I bought these Husky ones and am very happy with the purchase. The floor liners meet all of my needs and I saved $80 vs buying WeatherTech which are over $200 for a full car set, and the front seats are $122 which is about the same as the whole car Husky set.My family owns both WeatherTech and Husky floor liners that I purchased for my car and my Mom's car so I can give you an unbiased opinion. Both are great and I recommend each for different needs. Weathertech is a waste of $ if you aren't going to be in mud or snow but they are worth every penny if you need it. Husky is very durable and will work just fine for daily use, kids, and some weather but if you are going to go offroad and 4x4 every weekend just buy the weathertech. Otherwise Husky will work great and you will get a lifetime warranty and you will also save $80+ over weathertech.I bought WeatherTech floormats in my mom's c300 4matic Mercedes but they are $210 a set+ tax and shipping. They are worth the money if you go in the mud and snow tons but are overpriced for what most people need. I almost bought weathertech but I just want an everyday floor liner that can be removed and hosed off if it gets muddy, but I don't plan on having them get super muddy in my two-wheel drive car.If you have a truck or do tons of 4x4 I would spring for the weathertech, but if you are on a budget these will do great. For everyone else that isn't living in snow or mud driving through it every day, this is the best floor liner for your $ I mean I got a complete set for the price it costs me for the front seats of weathertech.Husky and weathertech are the best 2 aftermarket floor liners I have found. One is not really better than the other, it just depends on your needs. Husky is the best floor liner for your $ if you want it for everyday foot traffic, kids, pets, sand, dirt etc. If you are planning to hose down your floor liner everyday or multiple times per week get the weather tech but otherwise save your $.I am very happy with this Husky Floorliner and am excited I found an alternative to buying more expensive other types. I have tried cheaper ones and they don't fit good or fall apart fast so I want something custom fit that will last.The great fit, decent cost (as compared to other high-end floor liner), and lifetime warranty make buying these Husky Floorliners a decision you will not regret.

Great material and fix nicely in my ford fusion. Would recommend anybody to buy it. Won’t regret this purchase.

I have both the Weathertech for another vehicle and now this Husky liner. For my money the Husky liner is everything the Weathertech is but for less money. The fit is perfect and the savings is well worth it. I highly recommend it.

They fit great, super quality, not sure what else to say, other than a super product and a great value!

They fit great and I really like that I'm saving the carpet underneath. I just wish they were a little softer so I could bend them when pull them out to dump them out and clean them so I don't spill what they've caught.

I've used husky mats for over 5 years now in various vehicles. In my opinion they fit just as well as weathertech but are thicker material! Much more durable and they don't peel and warp like weathertech.

Perfect fit, upgrades interior covering up hole in carpet

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