Weather Tec in front DC Bench.

[losa]

New here, but fantastic forum. I bought an 07 DC new and absolutely loved it and just picked up my 2013 DC. This time around, I got the bench up front and was wondering if anyone has the Weather Tec Floor Liners in a front bench DC. I want the liners, but am unsure how they will sit against the middle hump. Anybody with experience chime in, pics would be even better.

If anyone has an alternative over the hump liner up front they like, let me know.

FYI - Westin Platinum nerf bars, 5100's all around, revtek block, skid plate, and deck rails on the way. Now just to decide on 18" or 20" wheels and tires.....

[11Tundra]

Here's some pics of the Weathertech DigitalFit floor mats in a 2011 DC with the bench seats. Don't believe Weathertech makes a *DigitalFit* floor mat that covers the transmission hump.

Link for a Husky floor mat that covers the transmission hump: Husky Liners Custom Fit Front Center Hump Liner for Select Toyota Tundra Models (Black) : Amazon.com : Automotive

[cheapskate]

For what it's worth I have weathertechs in my crew max and I am not overly impressed. I just think they are overpriced. The drivers side fits perfect but the passenger side slides around bad. There are no dimples on the bottom of the mats. Drivers side is hooked in so it is not a problem but not the case on the passenger side. If I had to do it all over again I would probably have bought the huskies or something else cheaper and saved some coin. Just something to consider before buying.

[SuperWhiteWarrior]

I sold off my weathertechs for some husky weatherbeaters for the same reasons^^

[11Tundra]

For what it's worth I have weathertechs in my crew max and I am not overly impressed. I just think they are overpriced. The drivers side fits perfect but the passenger side slides around bad. There are no dimples on the bottom of the mats. Drivers side is hooked in so it is not a problem but not the case on the passenger side. If I had to do it all over again I would probably have bought the huskies or something else cheaper and saved some coin. Just something to consider before buying.

I sold off my weathertechs for some husky weatherbeaters for the same reasons^^

I'll agree the complaints about the Tundra Weathertech DigitalFit front, *passenger-side* mat are justified. They do move, and for some, it can be very irritating.

However, IMO, the Tundra Weathertech DigitalFit mats have a superior design around the door sill area that does a much better job of keeping water, mud, slush, and snow from getting underneath the mat and onto your carpet. Quite often I get my water shoes completely, dripping, soaking wet (with saltwater) while launching various watercraft. With the Husky Weatherbeater the saltwater would run right underneath the mat (right above the door sill area) and soak my carpet. Needless to say, after a few days the saltwater aroma on the carpet would just make my day Switched over to the Weathertech DigitalFit and now have no problem with water running underneath the mat and soaking my carpets.

For me, the Tundra Weathertech Digital-Fit front passenger-side movement problem pales in comparison to this lack of water protection around the door sill area with the Tundra Husky Weatherbeaters.

[cheapskate]

You make an excellent point and the pictures really prove your point. I will never have the same problem you have but it's good to see people offer up opinion that is backed up with some real life experience.

[losa]

Thanks everyone for the input. My weatherbeaters hit the front porch today. Very pleased.