Floor Liners - Difference between new Quadratec & Rugged Ridge
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Floor Liners - Difference between new Quadratec & Rugged Ridge
Hi all - been looking at the best floor liner solution for my '13 JKU. My question is, I know Quadratec used to just rebrand the Rugged Ridge liners but I believe the new liners on Quadratec are a custom job (they look to have improved on the design in the pics anyways). Can anyone confirm if the new ones are indeed different than Rugged Ridge and if they really are any better? Ideally I never want to buy anything from Quadratec because they're such a P.I.T.A to deal with compared to my experience with other vendors...but I might be forced if they're the only ones selling the best option
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Hi lkinmond,
We improved on the previous design, material, sidewall depth, durability and have added carpet hook reinforcement to keep it put better
And to top it all off, they are now made in the USA
We improved on the previous design, material, sidewall depth, durability and have added carpet hook reinforcement to keep it put better
And to top it all off, they are now made in the USA
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Hi all - been looking at the best floor liner solution for my '13 JKU. My question is, I know Quadratec used to just rebrand the Rugged Ridge liners but I believe the new liners on Quadratec are a custom job (they look to have improved on the design in the pics anyways). Can anyone confirm if the new ones are indeed different than Rugged Ridge and if they really are any better? Ideally I never want to buy anything from Quadratec because they're such a P.I.T.A to deal with compared to my experience with other vendors...but I might be forced if they're the only ones selling the best option
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I am not sure about the rugged ridge liners, but I picked up a set of quadratec liners last year. The front and back seat liners are very nice. They stay in place very well. Hold a ton of liquid. All in all they are solid. The cargo liner leaves a bit to be desired. It is flimsy and bends very easily. I have a dog and it gets the job done preventing her from getting hair and mud all over the cargo area. For the money I wish it was made of the same material as the other mats. Also the lips on the cargo liner are pretty high EXCEPT there is no lip against the sub enclosure. If I spill anything it could very easily just drain into my sub. What a great design!. I got mine for a good deal at the tent sale last year. I would definitely buy the front and rear seats again, but I could live without the cargo liner
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Great feedback - thanks a lot. I have been wondering about the same thing...I have a big dog who's back there a lot and need to find some other type of solution possibly. I don't want to bedline everything but have been thinking of a way to do something durable and washable that doesn't capture hair in the cargo area...
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PM'd you as I'm not sure if I'm allowed to mention the product on here - found something awesome.
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Just my 2 cents worth while bored at work, I went with the Weathertech mats for the front and rear, but did the Quadratec rear cargo liner and couldn't be happier with it! I called them directly and they gave me a great deal on it! Not sure if this helps at all.