WeatherTechReviews of weathertech.com

I have them in my 2023 Ford Bronco and they are curled already. All kinds of stuff drop behind them. Now I have to buy another set from a different company of course.

I bought front and back wind and rain deflectors for my 2020 RAV4. The rear deflectors work well. The front deflectors are noisy in the wind and significantly reduce visibility for the driver. They make the corner posts an inch and a half wider which makes it difficult to see traffic at intersections. I took them off and threw them away.

Tried to obtain replacement floor mat snap retainers for the ones that fell off and probably got sucked up in a vacuum cleaner and all I got was a run around. They want proof of purchase for 2 year old mats and photos of the missing parts! I guess I'll have to get back to that car wash and rummage through their vacuum waste so I can find the missing snaps, take pictures and send it off to this company! WTF. We are talking about tiny plastic snaps that cost about 5 cents to make and all I wanted to do was buy them. They advertise American made, that means nothing if you are not manufacturing a quality product with crap for customer service.

Bought a rear seat cover for rav4 online. Item was of poor quality and was overpriced.A Rav4 has a split seat back that folds down, but the seat cover is one piece and you CAN NOT put only one seat down at a time. VERY BAD DESIGN AND QUALITY

This is an over priced hard piece of plastic. This garbage kept tripping me getting into.y truck. I had to cut it several times because it kept curling upon the edges and making it difficult to enter and exit our vehicle. Completely threw it in the garage. It's just overrated crap

I purchased a full set of mats for a 2027 Kia Telluride Hybrid. They are generally good, but I notified Weathertech that there is a large gap between the 2nd and 3rd row mats. I sent photos to show the gap. They said that they had no immediate plans to cover this area. I'm very disappointed in Weathertech for knowingly producing a substandard product and not be willing to fix it. I tried to upload the photos, but wasn't able to.

Weather Tech roll up Bed cover 2005-2015 Toyota Tacoma. In a nutshell, very well-made, but not well designed. I received this for Christmas, but didn’t install it until the summer. When I installed it, it appeared that I didn’t have all the parts. I calling Weather Tech Customer Service (Doug Johnson Customer Service Rep very nice guy) It turns out I did have all the hardware. I just needed an extra instruction brochure, which wasn’t included in my package. The brochure had me reconfigure the Toyota Rail System. Some bed cover companies utilize the existing Toyota Rail System to make it easier to install their covers. Weather tech makes you remove the rail system and reattach them onto of the side rails. Which can changes your Bed Width, which could affect any future Mods that you may choose for your Toyota Tacoma. Weather Tech supplied all the spacers and longer 5/32” Allen bolts to make their bed cover fit. With the additional space that the Toyota Tracking Rails takes up. The Weather Tech Tension Adjuster was too long. I had to cut off 1/2 inch off of the Tension Adjusters so it would fit onto the side rails. After 2 days of frustration. (I consider myself pretty handy) I was finally successful installing the bed cover, which looks nice and perform adequately. The 2 complaints I have about the hardware. The Tension Adjuster was too long, which I Mentioned above. The Weather Tech uses Allen screw 5/32” instead of matching the Toyota Torx screw T30 which can be damaged if you use the Weather Tech size 5/32” Allen Wrench. I don’t know why Weather Tech couldn’t have used the same but longer Torx T-30 screws. It would’ve been helped and avoid potential damage to the screws.

I've been buying WeatherTech floor liners for at least 25 years. And I've noticed over the years especially the last 15, they are worse than they were before. In the beginning they were built well. Now they're flimsy as a piece of paper. I've noticed on some comments that people said that the sides were warped but they said that was okay. Well I'm not okay with that. When you buy a floor liner you should be able to put it in your car and you're done. You clean it off a few times a year and you put it back in and it should be fine. But there's several deficiencies in the WeatherTech products. The rear of the tray does not have a lip to it. So if you have any moisture at all if you go uphill or you accelerate the water goes back and into your carpet underneath the floor liner and you will not know until spring if you leave them in that long. Secondly on the left side the wheel well they only come up halfway up your shoe height. They only give about 4 inches of protection up from the floor. So if your foot rests against the side or your carpet on the floorboard they're either going to get wet or dirty, and that wetness then flows down into your floorboards underneath the WeatherTech and totally defeats the purpose of having them. But I saved the best for last. The right side where your accelerator is and the transmission tunnel is on many cars, the sides warp. When I called customer service about that they said to take the floor liner into your house and put something heavy on top of it and it will straighten out the sides. Well wait a minute. I buy a product that they rave about is being laser designed and engineered properly and I have to compensate for the flimsy sides? No that ain't right. I don't buy Campbell vegetable soup expecting to have to put broth in it or vegetables. You don't buy a car and if it leaks they tell you oh well you need to replace your weather stripping when you have a brand new car. So I have brand new floor liners that have almost cost me several accidents because of their poor design and they're cheap quality. I would never buy them again. Husky makes a great product! I looked at them before I bought WeatherTech, but I said no, I've been buying WeatherTech for years I'm just going to get them again. I regret that decision because I cannot afford to buy new floor liners because of a poorly made design of the initial product I bought. I would have given it zero stars but I couldn't. By the way I'm 73 years old I've had at least 22 cars, and I own my cars for 4 to 5 years and when I sell them I don't even have to clean them because they are so clean. My carpets look brand new and my floor mats are immaculate.