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Husky Weatherbeaters - Stands behind their warranty
So I bought a set of Husky Weatherbeaters as the first upgrade for my Fit last year. After a while I noticed some negatives and I finally got around to contacting them.
I noticed the front passenger started to warp around the footwell, near the seat. Also it would slip when someone would get in and out of the vehicle
Old:
New:
The front drivers side also warped at the same location. What was worse, it started to warp near the gas pedal:
Old:
New:
I contacted Husky and traded emails with them for about a month. They asked for some pictures and I explained what was going on with them. This week I received the replacement set they sent. So far so good, but I haven't used them a whole lot. I have to say they stood behind their warranty.
Here are the old and new ones together:
So I bought a set of Husky Weatherbeaters as the first upgrade for my Fit last year. After a while I noticed some negatives and I finally got around to contacting them.
I noticed the front passenger started to warp around the footwell, near the seat. Also it would slip when someone would get in and out of the vehicle
Old:
New:
The front drivers side also warped at the same location. What was worse, it started to warp near the gas pedal:
Old:
New:
I contacted Husky and traded emails with them for about a month. They asked for some pictures and I explained what was going on with them. This week I received the replacement set they sent. So far so good, but I haven't used them a whole lot. I have to say they stood behind their warranty.
Here are the old and new ones together:
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So far so good for durability, my Husky's have withstood a Canadian winter.
I do, however, take exception to the front/rear ribbing pattern. This makes it slippery to enter and exit the car, providing limited grip for the driver. Boots slip due to no grip on the ribs. Due to this design flaw I would not recommend them.
I do, however, take exception to the front/rear ribbing pattern. This makes it slippery to enter and exit the car, providing limited grip for the driver. Boots slip due to no grip on the ribs. Due to this design flaw I would not recommend them.
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