Husky Cargo Liners
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From: Bryson City, NC
Husky liner arrived yesterday, ordered from Quadratec. It is in excellent shape, but I can't vouch for the fit till I have something to fit it in. For those who didn't know, if you have the Infiniti subwoofer in the back, you need to trim a section off the cargo liner to fit properly. The instructions tell exactly where to trim, and a sharp pair of Fiskar scissors made easy work of it, turned out perfect... I hope. I recommend this item to protect the cargo carpetting from spills, grease, mud, etc...
Tom
Bryson City, NC
Tom
Bryson City, NC
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From: Long Island, NY
Husky liner arrived yesterday, ordered from Quadratec. It is in excellent shape, but I can't vouch for the fit till I have something to fit it in. For those who didn't know, if you have the Infiniti subwoofer in the back, you need to trim a section off the cargo liner to fit properly. The instructions tell exactly where to trim, and a sharp pair of Fiskar scissors made easy work of it, turned out perfect... I hope. I recommend this item to protect the cargo carpetting from spills, grease, mud, etc...
Tom
Bryson City, NC
Tom
Bryson City, NC
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From: So. Cal.
I'm not going to bad mouth them, but welcome to the world of "getting it" from 4wheelparts. Search any of the Jeep and Truck forums and there are stories upon stories of people having major issues with them. I know one person ordered 5 tires from them and they only shipped out 4 but said they shipped 5, he never got the 5th tire - ever! Another guy was charged for a lift that they were going to put on and then when it came down to installing it, tacked on a whole bunch of other charges - never got refunded. The list goes on and on, from just plain out crappy customer service, to mis-charges, and lack of returns/refunds. I would never deal with them...
Easy to confuse the two without paying attention.