Weathertech AWD

I've got Huskyliners in my rear wheel drive that are very similar to Weathertechs, but lot's less costly. Husky has not developed a version for AWD for some reason.

Weathertech is the only real choice if you want laser measured deep liners for winter driving in an AWD Challenger I believe. Others will surely chime in with other options for floor mats I'm sure...

 

I have a AWD SXT. I am using weather tech and they fit great and keep dirt, sand, salt and snow off the floor

 

I have the weather tech AWD mats. They seem good, fit great.

 

I ordered some weathertechs. I'll be sure to follow up with their fit and quality etc. Little pricey at near 200 shipped but worth it if it protects my carpet well.

 

Good to know these exist.

 

I'm very impressed with both the fit and finish of the weathertechs. Although I like the look of the stock ones better, the weathertechs seem very formidable and do a fantastic job "cupping" the footwells to hold in spills etc. They seem very appropriate for the AWD challenger but if I had a 2WD I'm not sure I'd get them.

 

Weathertech floor mats and cargo liner as well - I found all these quite useful as I cannot prevent bringing mud etc. on shoes as some places I go have dirt surface, and the trunk is better to protect from dirt and accidental liquid drops as well.
The only drawback I see on passenger side the front floor mat (it's rear lifted edge) interferes a bit with the seat being released upfront when making access to the rear seat.
Also added Mopar mud flaps - flaps do not look too great but do help against the dirt from road/wheels hitting the car (doors, fenders and rear bumper).

 

Can you share some pics of the mud flaps? Curious how those look on this car.

 

Hard to see the mud flaps. Are they a flat style? I wasn't too impressed these cars don't come with mud flaps factory. I bought some online, paid for the heavy duty version, only received the regular version. They wouldn't refund the $30, despite sending them pics. They wanted me to return them. Not removing something I took the time to install and have my car beat by rocks for a month. I did later remove them and made trace outs to make my own later. I should thought of that sooner and returned them, save myself $100.

 

Mine are the default Mopar option... will try to look for PN in the papers, and make detailed photos soon. Seem they are simple flat style.

 

I just found the emails communicated with the dealership/importer, but funny enough there seems to be some confusion @ Mopar site right now ("This par does not fit to your 2020 Challenger" but the parts fit quite well...):

• Part Number: 82214142 - Molded Splash Guards for rear wheel wheels (store.mopar.com/accessories/2020-dodge-challenger-exterior_accessories-splash_guards/)
• Part Number: 82214141 - Molded Splash Guards, Black - Front

Pictures of car in detail to come soon - its half past ten pm in Prague now

 

Yeah, their fitment is weird, my 17 GT also isn't mentioned yet a 18 is. They look pretty good.

 

I got some of these floorboard liners from Amazon about two years ago. I had to cut some holes in them for the floor mat retainer hooks. Think I paid about 90$. The back seat pic was taken before I put the rear seat delete kit in but the liners are still doing great.

 

Those look almost factory, nice. Were they specifically for the Dodge Challenger?

 

They were specific for the challenger, not a 100% exact fit but pretty damn close. they were all folded up mashed pretty flat when I got them and were creased up a little, but I let them lay out in the sun for a few hours and it helped them relax and the creases came out as I had to stretch on them a tad when I put them in. It does take a little work but I used some of those plastic trim removal tools where needed to get it tucked under the trim. There is a gap beside the front seats that you can see in the first pic where the rear piece and the front piece don't meet that looks like a mistake, and I worried the diamond stitching might wear and fray but that hasn't happened yet but for less than 100$ I'm pretty happy with how it turned out after I got the edges all tucked away.