I have the mopar mats, I like them fine, but I think I would like the weather tech better I like how they are better molded to fit the floor area covering more better than the mopar mats.

The same, I agree.

I have Weathertechs, and the fit is amazing - they even channel debris to the outside of the vehicle, when the door is open.

I'll never buy anything else. Definitely worth the cost - my local aftermarket dealer sells them for $89 (front or rear).

I can't comment on the Mopar Mats.

I've had the Weathertechs through 2 winters and they're holding up great. Like others have said, my carpet underneath stays clean and looks like new, even around the edges. I'd buy them again without a doubt.

Which Weathertech mats are you guys commenting on? The "Floorliner Digital Fit" or the "All Weather Floor Mat"?

Are the Weathertech Floor Liner mats as soft and pliable as their All Weather mats?

Digital Fit. - yes, they are "pliable" within reason, but must be somewhat stiff to keep their shape.

I had weather-tech in my '05 Ram, now I have the Husky mats and actually believe they do a great job. Three winters now, and carpet looks brand new, like day one, plus they were less expensive then Mopar or Weather-tech.

I have Mopar slush mats in my Jeep Wrangler. They are junk. They cracked, allowing the water/dirt to leak out of the bottom, after only five years. Only 45,000 miles worth of use.

I have Husky floor liners in my Jeep Grand Cherokee. They are a major improvement over the Mopar slush mats. A little on the flimsy/too flexible side.

I have the Weathertech Digital Fit floor liners in my Dodge Ram. Worlds better than the Mopar slush mats and noticeably better than the Husky floor liners. They are ridged and cover the foot-wells nicely.

Only "FIVE" Years. Sure you only had them for 45k Miles worth of use but 5 years is a long time for some rubber floor mats to last. They are going to dry up and crack over a certain period of time and I would say five years of longevity out of them is a pro rather than a con.

I personally like the look of the Mopar Slush mats over the Weathertech ones and they are much cheaper as well. $200 is a lot to pay for rubber floor mats.