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Posted: Mar 07 2011 at 5:08pm \| IP Logged

The only thing I have purchased for my new 2011 Nissan Frontier Crew are some Husky mats (part no.'s HUS-66292 and HUS-36262). While I like the fact they have raised edges to keep water, mud, etc. from splashing onto the carpet, I think they have a little design flaw and wanted to know what you all think. The driver's and front passenger's side ones have indentations for the mat to go ON TOP of the mat hooks, instead of hooking in (which I guess is to keep leaking around the hook holes from happening) but the left side of the driver's side one and the right side of the passenger's side one have a strip that has plastic/rubber nubs underneath that wraps around and kinda lays on the hard plastic bottom of the seats, where they are connected. Anyone know what I am talking about?

Been a long day at work and not sure if I am explaining well. But anyways, I am just concerned that over time the nubs might scratch the plastic, even though that plastic is super hard. What do you think?

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Posted: Mar 10 2011 at 7:23am \| IP Logged

No replies eh?

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Posted: Mar 22 2011 at 9:30pm \| IP Logged

i have a 06 with husky floor mats. they have been in the truck practically since new and iv had no trouble, but idk if im completly understanding your concept of it scratching... what... mine arnt connected to the seat? maybe add a photo to exactly show your concerns?

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