[jbumx2]

jcabaz, I've had the huskys since october last year and I'm very satisfied with em. They're very durable and saved my carpets during the winter. I give them 4 out of 5 stars and recommend them to anybody. The only nit I'm picking is they don't exactly line up against the transmission tunnel on the driver's side. There's maybe a quarter inch gap in a short section that curves. Not a big deal. I'll take some picks this afternoon.

 

[jbumx2]

The gap does look bad when looking at the pictures, but it's not something to worry too much about in actual use. You would really have to go out of your way to get any significant amount of dirt or mud in there. The gap is a result of the lip design of the husky that allows it to contain fluids. Once you close your door, the lip practically touches the door so anything that spills will go into the mat, rather than the carpet. Here's a pic that should clarify what I'm talking about. It is shot looking down the inside of the driver's door. I even sprinkled some dirt in there to show you that it works!

with the door open you see the exposed "gap"

in the back, the lip doesn't quite touch the door and more carpet is exposed, but still more coverage than the weathertechs

finally, the 1/4" gap that exists on the transmission tunnel side

 

[jbumx2]

got 'em from streetsideauto.com for $116

i started a thread about it: http://www.clubfrontier.org/forums/f9/husky-liners-decent-price-74699/