Driving a 2021–26 F-150? Our 2021–2026 F-150 floor mats guide matches each liner to your cab and rear floor. Driving something else? Find your truck under By truck below, then check the maker’s fit chart.
The ones that matter
These are custom-fit liners for a named truck. Not “fits most.” If the fitment does not name your year and cab, keep scrolling.
Custom-fit vs universal
A laser-scanned liner follows the tunnel, the dead pedal, the door sill, and the seat mounts. A universal mat is a rectangle. Dirt walks around it. It slides under a boot. It looks cheap in a crew cab. That is the whole skip. Do not buy scissors and a “trim to fit” blank for a SuperCrew.
Three materials, three jobs
Husky X-act Contour is DuraGrip over ProCore: softer and more flexible than Husky’s own WeatherBeater (ProGard and TPO), still a raised FormFit Edge, still StayPut nibs plus factory posts. WeatherTech FloorLiner HP is the Amazon pick here: softer TPE, vehicle-specific walls. Original HDTE FloorLiner is the stiffer thermoformed sibling, not our pick. 3W is injection-molded TPE (Thorex): odorless, recyclable, vehicle-specific, usually the dollar play when you will not pay WeatherTech.
Do not mix the siblings. WeatherBeater is not X-act Contour. Original FloorLiner is not FloorLiner HP. A 3W-lookalike universal blank is not 3W. Our WeatherTech pick is HP, not original FloorLiner.
Fold-flat and Lightning are models, not footnotes
If the SuperCrew or Crew Cab rear floor folds, or there is a factory under-seat storage box, that changes the rear liner. 3W splits those on purpose: with the original folding under-seat storage box, and a separate version without. Bucket vs bench is also split. Ford F-150 Lightning and gas F-150 (including PowerBoost) do not always take the same liner. 3W markets some SuperCrew kits as 2015–2026 F-150 and Lightning for a named cab and storage config — still read 3W’s fit chart. Husky and WeatherTech split generations. A 2015–2020 F-150 liner is not a 2021–2026 liner.
Warranty is not the same sentence
Husky: limited lifetime to the original purchaser, original vehicle, will not break or tear under normal use, correctly installed. Abnormal wear, abuse, accident, and wrong-vehicle install are out.
WeatherTech: Lifetime Limited Warranty to the original purchaser, original vehicle only, proof of purchase. Normal wear is out. Chemical dumps (gasoline, bleach), accidents, misuse, fire, and commercial use are out. That last line is why a true work truck starts with Husky here.
3W: advertises a lifetime warranty on the mats; confirm coverage and exclusions with 3W before you treat it like Husky or WeatherTech paper. Newer brand. Less walk-in retail if you need a human at a counter.
Spec table
Compare the three liners. Amazon prices move; confirm year, cab, and rear floor before you buy.
Fitment, do this
Match year, make, and cab. Then match the rear floor. Then read the maker’s fit chart. If your truck is not named, it is the wrong mat.
Cab names. Ford: Regular Cab, SuperCab, or SuperCrew. GM: Regular, Double Cab, or Crew Cab. Ram: Quad Cab or Crew Cab. Tundra: CrewMax vs Double Cab. Tacoma: Double Cab vs Crew. Gladiator is its own Jeep pattern.
Half-ton is not HD. F-150 is not F-250 or F-350 Super Duty. Silverado 1500 is not 2500/3500. Ram 1500 is not 2500/3500. Do not order off the badge on the tailgate if the door sticker says a different truck.
Generations. 2015–2020 F-150 is not 2021–2026 F-150. Ram 1500 Classic (2009–2018 shape) is not 2019+ Ram 1500. Tundra 2007–2021 is not 2022+. Tacoma 2016–2023 is not 2024+.
Lightning vs gas. Ford F-150 Lightning and gas F-150 (including PowerBoost) do not always take the same floor liner. Match year and powertrain.
Fold-flat or under-seat storage. If the SuperCrew or Crew Cab rear floor folds, or there is a factory under-seat storage box, that changes the rear liner. 3W splits those models on purpose. A front-only kit leaves the second-row carpet open to the same mud you just stopped up front. If anyone rides back there, kids, dogs, groceries, tools, buy front and rear.
Vinyl vs carpet. Some work trucks are vinyl. Husky X-act Contour is sold for carpet and vinyl applications, depending on the truck. Confirm the floor type. Do not assume a carpet liner locks on vinyl the same way.
Retention posts. Factory hooks or posts are not optional. If the liner is made for them and you skip them, it will skate. If your floor has no posts (some vinyl or rubber OEM floors), the liner maker has to say that.
By truck
These search by brand and truck. They are not the Husky, WeatherTech HP, or 3W picks above. Confirm Husky X-act Contour, WeatherTech FloorLiner HP, or 3W against your year, cab, and rear floor on Amazon. F-150 Lightning is split out on purpose.
Have a 2021–2026 F-150? Start with the floor mats for the 2021–2026 F-150 we picked.
Skip these
Universal “fits most trucks” mats. Dirt halo around the pedals and the tunnel. They slide. They look cheap in a crew cab.
Husky WeatherBeater as the job-truck default here. WeatherBeater is Husky’s firmer, lower-priced TPO and ProGard line. Same FormFit Edge and StayPut nibs, same USA-made, limited-lifetime class. Our job-truck liner is X-act Contour (DuraGrip over ProCore). Do not treat WeatherBeater as a fourth buy pick here.
Original HDTE FloorLiner as a swap for FloorLiner HP. The WeatherTech pick is FloorLiner HP, example model without fold-flat. Original FloorLiner is a different, stiffer liner.
Trim-to-fit rubber blanks and “universal plus scissors.” If you are cutting a mat to miss the accelerator, you bought the wrong product.
A broad Amazon search as the buy. A generic “truck all weather floor mats” search is not a fitted liner. Search by brand and truck, then confirm fit for your truck.
TuxMat as the budget top pick. TuxMat is a real max-coverage mat, not a no-name blank; its F-150 set has a vinyl top and an EVA core. It still does not earn our budget slot. Shopper reasons: it sits in Husky and WeatherTech money, not 3W’s custom-fit budget class; it is not the same injection-molded TPE liner category as 3W or WeatherTech HP; that SuperCrew set has no rear fold-out storage, while our Husky and 3W picks are the fold-flat or under-seat storage versions; TuxMat sells Lightning separately, while 3W’s example title bundles F-150 and Lightning SuperCrew on the with-storage model. Leave TuxMat off the top picks. Same for Lasfit or a no-name TPE as a fourth top pick. Top picks stay Husky X-act Contour, WeatherTech FloorLiner HP, and 3W.
Fold-flat WeatherTech 44697-1-6 as a swap for FloorLiner HP. That set is original HDTE FloorLiner, not FloorLiner HP. Fold-flat alone is not a reason to leave HP. The WeatherTech pick stays 44697-1-4IM (HP, no fold-flat example). A fold-flat HP sibling would be a different part number.
Other trucks and cab styles
Husky X-act Contour, WeatherTech FloorLiner HP, and 3W are the same call on Silverado, Ram, Tundra, Tacoma, Sierra, and Gladiator. Match year, cab, and rear floor.
Crew cab rear is not extended or double-cab rear (SuperCrew is not SuperCab, GM Crew is not Double Cab, Ram Crew is not Quad Cab). Fold-flat rear and a factory under-seat storage box change the rear liner. 3W splits those models. A regular-cab truck is usually a two-piece front job. If kids, dogs, or groceries ride in a crew cab, buy front and rear. Front-only leaves the carpet behind the buckets open.
Care
Pull the liner. Dump the gravel. Hose it. Let it drain. Drop it back on the posts. Do not bleach a WeatherTech liner and expect the lifetime warranty to care — chemical contamination is an exclusion. Do not leave a liner folded in a hot cab for a month and then complain it will not lie flat; 3W tells some buyers to lay a folded rear liner flat for a few days after shipping.
Amazon prices move, so check the current price before you order.
FAQ
What are the best floor mats for trucks?
Our picks: Husky Liners X-act Contour for a job truck or daily, WeatherTech FloorLiner HP for a nice truck or lease, 3W for budget custom-fit. Same class as shoppers searching best truck floor mats. Skip universal mats.
What are the best truck floor mats?
Same three custom-fit all-weather liners: Husky X-act Contour, WeatherTech FloorLiner HP, and 3W. Match year, cab, and fold-flat or under-seat storage on Amazon.
What are the best all-weather truck floor mats?
For a job truck, buy Husky Liners X-act Contour. For a nice truck or a lease, buy WeatherTech FloorLiner HP. For custom-fit on a budget, buy 3W. Skip universal mats.
Husky Liners X-act Contour vs WeatherTech FloorLiner HP for a work truck?
Husky Liners X-act Contour is the TruckDaily pick for a work truck. DuraGrip stays planted under diesel boots, FormFit Edge holds mud, StayPut nibs bite carpet, and WeatherTech’s lifetime warranty excludes commercial use. WeatherTech FloorLiner HP still wins if you want the walk-in name and a softer TPE liner for a nice truck or a lease. Original HDTE FloorLiner is a different, stiffer liner, not FloorLiner HP.
Do EV or Lightning liners fit a gas truck of the same year?
Do not assume they do. Ford F-150 Lightning and gas F-150 (including PowerBoost) are a common split, and they do not always take the same liner. Same idea on any truck with a unique EV floor. Match year and powertrain before you buy.
Should I buy universal truck floor mats?
No. Universal “fits most trucks” mats leave a dirt halo around the pedals and the transmission tunnel. Buy a custom-fit liner for your year, cab, and drivetrain.
How do I match cab size and fold-flat rear floors?
Match year, make, and cab: Ford Regular Cab, SuperCab, or SuperCrew; GM Regular, Double Cab, or Crew Cab; Ram Quad Cab or Crew Cab. If the rear floor folds or you have an under-seat storage box, that changes the rear liner — 3W sells those as separate models. 2015–2020 F-150 and 2021–2026 F-150 are different generations.
Are 3W truck floor mats custom-fit?
Yes. 3W liners are vehicle-specific TPE liners, not universal mats. Confirm your year, cab, Lightning vs gas, and whether you have the factory folding under-seat storage box. They are the budget custom-fit pick here.
Do I need rear mats in a crew cab?
If anyone rides in the back, or if tools and groceries ride there, get the front-and-rear set. That is SuperCrew, GM Crew Cab, Ram Crew, Tundra CrewMax: same job. A front-only kit leaves the second row carpet open to the same mud you just stopped up front.
What is the difference between Husky X-act Contour and Husky WeatherBeater?
X-act Contour is Husky’s premium laser-fit liner: DuraGrip surface, ProCore core, FormFit Edge, softer and more flexible than WeatherBeater. Independent lab tests Husky cites (MY 2018 F-150, on or before September 2024): about 22% more flexible, about 10% softer, about 20% faster to clean. WeatherBeater is Husky’s firmer, lower-priced ProGard and TPO line. Our job-truck default is X-act Contour. Same limited lifetime warranty class. Do not order the wrong Husky line.
Should I buy TuxMat instead of 3W for budget custom-fit?
No — not as our budget top pick. TuxMat is a real max-coverage mat, but its SuperCrew set sits in Husky and WeatherTech money, uses a vinyl and EVA build instead of 3W’s injection-molded TPE liner, and has no fold-flat storage, while our Husky and 3W picks are the fold-flat versions. Budget custom-fit here stays 3W. Match year, cab, and rear floor to the 3W model you order.
WeatherTech FloorLiner HP vs original FloorLiner — which one to buy?
Buy FloorLiner HP. Our pick is WeatherTech 44697-1-4IM, the version without fold-flat. Original HDTE FloorLiner is the stiffer sibling, and that includes the fold-flat 44697-1-6. Do not order original FloorLiner thinking it is HP. Fold-flat alone does not justify leaving HP.
Shop Husky X-act Contour (2021–26 F-150 SuperCrew, fold-flat) on Amazon