Best Carpet brand? Where to buy?

HVFC6040 · Jun 27, 2014

Any Suggestions ? I don't want cheap junk. Is the rock auto stuff any good?this is the last piece to the puzzle to get my truck back On the road... I just want to make sure I get the good stuff. I dont feel like taking my interior out again.

co04cobra · Jun 27, 2014

What year truck? If you truly want the best go OEM. IMO

powerstrokedkid87 · Jun 27, 2014

OEM with out a doubt.....well worth the extra bucks

HVFC6040 · Jun 27, 2014

Evidently OEM isnt an option. Any other ideas? Lol.

rodroc · Jun 27, 2014

Sorry mate, I think that OEM is your best option

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HVFC6040 · Jun 27, 2014

There is no such thing as OEM carpet...

HVFC6040 · Jun 27, 2014

sunrisefordparts said:
carpet is obsolete from ford and there isnt any dealers in the nation with stock.

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co04cobra · Jun 27, 2014

What year truck? I may have a good oem carpet or I have bought a newer version when the one I needed was obsolete.

HOOV3R · Jun 27, 2014

http://www.stockinteriors.com/Model.asp?MakeId=34&Desc=Ford_Carpet

HVFC6040 · Jun 30, 2014

co04cobra said:
What year truck? I may have a good oem carpet or I have bought a newer version when the one I needed was obsolete.

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HVFC6040 · Jun 30, 2014

HOOV3R said:
http://www.stockinteriors.com/Model.asp?MakeId=34&Desc=Ford_Carpet

They are proud of there product....Rock auto is definitely cheaper, but I dont know the quality of either one. I dont mind paying more for quality, but I dont know who has the better product.

Josh@DirtyDiesels · Jul 1, 2014

HVFC6040 said:
They are proud of there product....Rock auto is definitely cheaper, but I dont know the quality of either one. I dont mind paying more for quality, but I dont know who has the better product.

The stock interiors stuff isn't bad. I put theirs in my truck a few months back. Got the one with the factory style backing. Still not as nice as factory but not bad at all. It was molded well to fit the contour of the floor but had to do a lot of trimming to fit. It is wayyy bigger than the stock carpet. Also note that it comes with no holes in it, so it's a real fun time finding and cutting all the holes for everything. For the price I paid it wasn't bad at all. It was like 200 bucks I think vs. the price of 450-500 for oem carpet which when I went to order, found out that it was obsolete...