How much traction do you get on the surface? I've had WeatherTech liners where I would slip if wearing dress shoes. Are these the same?
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I have no idea on the Weather tech brand. the Husky liners stay put as ther are little grips or teeth on the bottom. The only time my foot slid on the top side of this product was when my feet were very wet. My husband said no problem with his shoes. All in all these mats have been great. They are so easy to clean compared to the carpet mats. We are very pleased with them!
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rj-that is a good question. i have never tried the weathertech liners so i can not compare the to. i wish i could help you out more on that. i dont want to give you false info.
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Yes, if your dress shoes don't have any grip and are flat like mine, they slide around like butter.
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The Weather tech liners are perfectly fitted to the vehicle. I also have a heavy duty floor mat on my driver and passenger floors. The carpets look brand new nothing touches it is complete coverage.
1371344
Seems to have good traction on any surface. Except ice of course. Well worth the price.
1276446
I installed mine myself and blew one out almost immediately. Installed another and both have done very well ever since but I can not tell you why they slip so easily. You might want to try a set of tires with the wire edges which hold much better to the rim.
910467
We have them in our Jeep Wrangler, Buick Enclave and Chevy Equinox. We do not have any slippage. These are the best mats. I will never go without these again.
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Not sure if it's enough traction ... worked great on a slippery bathtub and bare feet ... not sure how it would work with shoes.
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Very light grit at best. They help with slipping but are otherwise not that noticeable. I hope this helps.
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The Weather tech are more like a form fitting tray. They have sides so the water or dirt does not spill over the sides on to your carpet. They fit really well and are not intrusive to your foot room.
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I've used them a lot over the past year and love them. If you size them right, they slip on. And off with ease.. That said, they won't slip off while walking. The internal material seems to do what it is suppose to do.
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I have the same exact situation as you, and at first they used to slip a bit, but soon the top layer becomes more grippy and now I don't have any issues. I think washing it helped in my case. There might be some smoothing agent or shine agent applied to them that washes off and then they are a bit more usable with dress shoes.
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Weathertech is heavier (just check the type of weathertech product you are purchasing) and would probably be better to climates with 8 or more inches of snow per year . This product, Toyota OEM floor mat) is good and more than adequate for a southern climate like OKlahoma.
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I can't comment on the biggest you can go without experiencing some rubbing, however I can say that on my 2004 4Runner, I have zero rubbing with 265/70/17 geolanders. Looks great with the spacer kit.
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Yes I have pretty good luck with sand, gravel, grass. Not so good on pavement. Slide easy. Personally I think the stock stampede 4x4 tires are the best though.
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Not a good idea for a walking surface. Slick when wet, you'd be taking a chance of slipping or falling. Use indoor/ outdoor carpet instead. Jhm
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No, don't wet the pads. The dry pads work much better. The wet ones result in less traction.
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I haven't had any issues with my sneakers sticking. My only issue so far is that it gets quite slippery for floor work if my hands are even a little sweaty (ie, push-ups, down dog, etc)
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No they don't have any tred for traction but, you can buy rubber tracking pads for shoes and apply it to the bottoms with a strong waterproof adhesive glue.