Here ya go!

 

i wanted to wait for the Weathertech but it was taking too long so, and prepare yourself....i went to walmart and bought a goodyear set for $40. They have worked amazing and are real heavy duty. I love them and won't be switching to weathertech, the price was amazing.

 

Wouldja mind posting a pic? I would hate to scour all the Walmarts in the metroplex to decide if they will work for my activities. Thanks man.

 

It's not me I'm worried about. I carefully kick off the dirt/snow and place my feet directly over the mats when entering the vehicle. It's the passangers, kid's and friends who don't make the monthly payment that get in "as if it were a truck"!

 

Those Weathertechs look really nice. I am using the stock carpets that go from door to door. The "Dodge" embroidery is all nasty from muddy and snowy shoes. I used some baking soda and vinegar to clean them up and it worked well.

 

I still use the factory floor mats to protect the carpet, they go edge to edge pretty well. I do like the liners though and if I found my mats taking on more than they could absorb I'd step to the weathertechs.

 

I'll be staying with the nice embroidered mats. Considering we don't get snow and I'm rarely in mud and my wife respects the truck and we have no kids, they'll do just fine and they look great.

 

We will be out of the snow my October, we are moving to Florida. Mud should not be a problem either. Sand however, finds its way into everything.

 

i'll try to post some pics after work.

The white on my Ram embroidered carpet was getting nasty from alot of mud, red dirt, and sand. I had to have the mats because sand is the hardest to get out of carpet. Anybody that rides in my truck knows me well enough that i can get real ugly when they dirty my ride.. I'm an ahole about that stuff because i am always careful when i'm in others vehicle so why come in mine and ruin it... My wife is more careful than i am, lol she knows how long it takes me to clean it..

 

Weather techs are nice. If you live in the southwest maybe you won't need them. Here in the midwest or anywhere that gets snow/slush they are the best. I had them in my last 2 trucks