A Minnesota winter puts snowmelt, road salt and sand on your floor every day. Carpet mats soak it up. Custom-fit floor liners hold it until you dump it out.
What makes a good winter liner
- Custom fit for your exact vehicle, so the edges cover the carpet and nothing slides under the pedals
- Raised sides that hold melted snow instead of letting it spill into the carpet
- Factory anchor retention so the liner stays put
- A material that stays usable in the cold and does not crack
WeatherTech FloorLiner
Laser-measured, rigid liners with a high side wall that follows the floor shape. They are easy to hose off and have a precise, finished look.
Husky Liners
Husky offers several lines, including WeatherBeater and X-act Contour. They use a slightly softer material with deep channels that trap water and grit, and many Husky liners carry a lifetime warranty.
Which should you pick?
Both are strong choices for Minnesota winters. Pick the one that has full coverage for your exact vehicle and row, the look you prefer, and the price that fits. If you want matching rear coverage, check that a second-row liner is available for your model.
Care tips
- Dump melted snow before it spills over the edge.
- Rinse salt off every few weeks. Salt residue is slippery and wears down finishes.
- Avoid tire shine or silicone products on liners, because they make them slippery.
Protect the outside too
Salt and gravel are just as hard on your paint. See our guide to mud flaps for Minnesota winters.
Shop by your vehicle
Use the vehicle selector on our floor liners and mats page to see liners that fit. Questions? Call Truck Covers MN in Bemidji at (218) 308-0045.