Floormats for Dodge pickup with vinyl flooring

[Wyohab]

I'm in the market for floormats for my 2007 Dodge which does not have carpet. I notice that Weathertech and Husky advise that their better floormats are not for use in trucks with vinyl flooring. I suspect this is because without the carpet to bite into, their mats will shift around enough to cause customer complaints. Does anyone have experience with a good heavy duty floormat that has worked well in a carpet-less truck?

 

[nkladwig]

I have a carpet-less 07 as well - interested to hear what people have done...
I know the beauty of not having carpet is it's easy to clean and nothing to stain - but some heavy duty floor mats that would catch dirt, mud, sand, water would be nice.

 

[Regcabguy]

I wonder if their Floor Liner model would work? I've got carpet and Weathertech's basic mat. I gave my Husky's to my buddy with an '07 w/vinyl floors. They slide all over the place.

 

[Hawkz]

I have an 05 with carpet, but I bought the Rugged Ridge floor liners and they have been great. They do have the little spikes for carpet on the bottom. They also have the hole so the hook that keeps the stock floor mats in place will work on these. Do you have floor mats with the vinyl floors or is it bare?

I actually bought a pair for my Jeep first. They worked well enough I bought some for the truck too...

http://ruggedridgeoffroad.com/truck-suv-all-terrain-floor-liners.php

 

[Wyohab]

No floor mats at all. Just bare vinyl flooring.

 

[Mark Harley]

I have a vinyl floor in my 2002 GMC Sierra Crewcab.
I bought a set of Black front and rear Husky liners.
I sat for an hour with a pair of cobblers nippers, and snipped off the nipples
on the back of the mats.

The rear mats don't slip much but when I ride someone new in the truck I warn them to not jump in fast or they will
slide out the door. My family is use to getting in and has no problems with them sliding.
If I wanted to I could put some High performance Velcro spots on the back and it would help.

I like the way they fit and it keeps the slop off the floor and the water from running under the door sills
and into the pinch welds. Pennsylvania Winters are Hell on vehicles. Salt and grit get everywhere.
The mats hold it all in and I dump it out and hose them off when needed.

 

[colodak]

you could use heavy duty velcro to attach the mats to the vinyl flooring

 

[blackmonte]

I use the rubber Weathertech mats in my F250 and work perfect

 

[redthies]

I just run a set of Napa rubber " pant saver" style mats. They are under $20 for each piece, and work great. The key is getting rubber, not plastic to avoid slip sliding away...