Husky Liners Weatherbeater Trunk Liner | Fits 2013-2020 Ford Fusion | 1-pc Black - 43751

Fits great easy to install

Easy fit and install on fusion 16’Cleaning it is simple!

I paid around $100 for this about 2 years ago and had read some reviews about it not fitting some people's Fusions very well. It is not designed to hug the contours of the perimeter of the trunk. So, it does take a little understanding of how to get it to sit so it doesn't fold in the corners but outside of that this thing is great! I mean, it's saved me several times. I've used it to transport several dirty and sandy things that would've otherwise left dirt and sand for days in my trunk. I also just recently borrowed an HEB cooler bag from my sister to transport a bunch of thanksgiving food in a 4.5 hour drive with ice in the bag. My sister told me that it shouldn't leak but I know better, it's a bag, not an actual cooler. So, to be safe, I set it in the trunk on the liner. 4.5 hours later, I get home and am delightfully pleased that the liner had prevented the water that had leaked from the HEB cooler bag from getting into my trunk. Mind you, a blanket that was sitting on the liner got wet but I'm fine with that. Great liner! Very happy with this.

I bought this for a 2014 ford fusion , and to start of it is made in the USA as you probably already know. It is a great fit and built well. I was deciding between husky and weather tech, owning both on other vehicles, i decided to go with husky to save some money(i went with the entire cars mats in husky ) im not disappointed at all. Don't get me wrong both companies make great products and in certain cases i prefer weather tech but in this car the husky liners fit and preform better. They are a little slippery, but they are new and this is common. Once used for a little bit they get a lot better. Do not use plastic protector on either husky or weather tech as it will make them both unbelievably slippery. (I didn't but the ford dealership has after a service) You won't be disappointed with this product and if i find a problem with it i will update immediately.

I've owned several cars and have been loyal to the Weathertech brand for some time now. I bought these after reading reviews to try them out in my 2020 Fusion. When it arrived I had to lay it outface down for a couple days to get it to lay flat. I installed it in the car and noticed several spots it didn't seem to fit quite as well as I hoped it would. After being in the truck for a few days it seems to have even shrunk a bit leaving sizable gaps around the edges. It is cheaper than a weathertech but toy are definitely getting a product that isn't quite the same caliber either. For me, I felt like I took a step back, especially comparing them to the Weathertech Maya I had in my Taurus. In considering returning these in favor of the competition for that extra detail in overall fitment.

Great durability and worth the money! You will need to tie down or secure items as it is a lot slipperier than the stock carpet.

Quality is as good as WeatherTech brand for half the price. I have a $100 WeatherTech Cargo liner in my Ford SUV and a $50 Husky brand Cargo liner in my Ford Car. Both are about the same size. Husky is a better choice.

They fit perfect and are super easy to clean. A quick rinsey rinse with the hose and they’re clean! They’re super durable and save me so much clean up from beach or rainy days! And the price is much better than the name brand competition.