2022 F150 LasFit floor liners from Amazon

[MDmann]

Tried them out. 1/2 the price of weather tech and 2/3 the price of Husky liner. Fit was perfect front and rear. Super happy with them. I’ve had weather tech and husky liners in the past easily as nice. Rubber isn’t quite as rigid, but still thick and seems really durable.

The only drawback I found after the fact that may have influenced me more if I’d known, they are made in China. Husky and weather tech are made in America.

For $110 - super deal, if you can get past the made in China tag.

https://www.amazon.com/LASFIT-Custo...9Y2xpY2tSZWRpcmVjdCZkb05vdExvZ0NsaWNrPXRydWU=

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[jofo]

I actually have these in my 21 Lariat PB, and I was surprised at how well they fit and look. I did not do a deep dive into details other than reading a couple of reviews, so I was surprised that these were made in China.
I normally go with Weathertech, but my last set delaminated after the first winter, and they looked like total crap. When it comes time to replace mine, I will see what the US manufacturers have to offer, but for now, I have no complaints with these.

 

[MDmann]

I actually have these in my 21 Lariat PB, and I was surprised at how well they fit and look. I did not do a deep dive into details other than reading a couple of reviews, so I was surprised that these were made in China.
I normally go with Weathertech, but my last set delaminated after the first winter, and they looked like total crap. When it comes time to replace mine, I will see what the US manufacturers have to offer, but for now, I have no complaints with these.

I probably would have ordered Husky liners or weather tech. But I’m surprising happy with the LasFit. It think it actually has more coverage that weather tech and husky on the sides.
All and all I’m really happy.

 

[oneinch]

I'm going to try Tuxmats. I'm for anyone trying something different from Weathertechs. I've only had W'Techs, but I'm tired of the curling edges and old as hell look after a short while. Maybe their HPs are better? There's a lot more choice nowadays than years ago.

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