Ford Super Duty Floor Liner Buyer's Guide (Canada)

Ford Super Duty liners

Super DutyF-250, F-350 and F-450 since 1999

Fifth-wheel hookups, gravel lots and a winter of work boots all end up on a Super Duty floor. Ford has built five generations of the truck since 1999, and the F-250 and F-350 share every liner listed here.

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WeatherTech FloorLiner 4410331V for the Super DutyShown: Over The Hump front 4410331V

Cab, flooring and seats Super Duty fronts are split by cab, by carpet or vinyl flooring and by seating, and the product titles rarely say which. EasySearch on each product page narrows the choice to your truck. This page covers the cab floor only, not the bed.

Fifth-generation picks

Starting points for a current truck

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Fifth generation

Built for the 2023 and newer cab

These four are made for the current truck alone. Both WeatherTech fronts are Over The Hump designs with different shapes, and the rear comes as standard FloorLiner or HP.

Two more fit this truck: a third Over The Hump front, FloorLiner 4410331, and a 3D MAXpider KAGU three-piece set, both listed for 2023 through 2026.

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Fourth generation onward

Spanning 2017 into 2026

Made for the 2017 through 2022 truck and listed through 2026 too, this group suits a truck on either side of the 2023 change. Husky offers two X-act Contour front shapes, a two-row X-act set and a Weatherbeater front for crew cabs with carpet.

WeatherTech HP fronts and rear for 2017 on

Crew cab with vinyl flooring instead of carpet? Husky makes a matching Weatherbeater front for that layout.

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Third generation and older

Trucks from 2011 to 2016, and earlier

WeatherTech's front for this body starts at 2012 while its rear goes back to 2011, so the owner of a 2011 should look closely at the front's listing. Husky's two X-act Contour fronts suit super and crew cabs.

Husky fronts differ by foot rest

Older still? There's a WeatherTech Over The Hump front for 2008 through 2010 and a Husky X-act front for 1999 through 2007. Truck not covered? Tell us about your truck.

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Liner styles for a heavy-duty cab

WeatherTech

FloorLiner, standard and HP

Tall channels hold gravel, job-site clay and salty slush. From 2017 it also comes in HP, a softer, more flexible compound.

  • Over The Hump fronts
  • HP from 2017
Husky

X-act Contour

Sits low, suiting a truck that becomes the family vehicle on weekends.

  • Low profile
  • Two-row set
Husky

Weatherbeater

Plain, tough rubber for crews who want to rinse it and get back to work, with carpet and vinyl versions of the crew cab front.

  • Carpet or vinyl
3D MAXpider

KAGU

Front and second row in one order with a carpet-like feel. A few sets are made for bench seats only or buckets only, and the listing says which.

  • Bench or bucket
Before you order

Super Duty questions

Between an F-250 and an F-350, what changes?

Nothing. Every liner on this page is listed for both trucks, and much of it for the F-450 too.

Foot rest on a 2012 to 2016 truck?

It only matters for the two Husky X-act fronts. One leaves room for the driver's foot rest and the other is for trucks without it, and neither fits a truck with a manual transfer case shifter.

Half-ton liners from an F-150?

Mostly not. A few 2017 and newer rear and second-row pieces carry listings for both trucks, but Super Duty fronts are shaped for the bigger cab. The F-150 guide has the half-ton's own liners.

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