Bed Liner Reviews

[BHook]

Bedrug would be my choice. Much easier on the knees.

 

[Brent M]

Linex for two years in Tucson AZ sun and heat - several hunting and camping trips with no signs of deteriorating.

 

[WEJER]

Linex for two years in Tucson AZ sun and heat - several hunting and camping trips with no signs of deteriorating.

Agreed… LineX

 

[sixshooter_45]

Line-X'd the bed and the rear wheel wells.

 

[pat247]

Bedrug works for how I use the Raptor and paired with a BAK cover keeps things out of sight.

 

[baracus]

I have the factory spray-in liner. Don't know what they use but so far its great. I would order it again every time.

For a bed cover I have the WeatherTech trifold aluminum. I like that it makes the bed as secure as a car's trunk, it looks pretty good, and you can remove it in about 1 minute, but accessing the front third of the bed is a little bit of a hassle while its on.

 

[eljefe27]

Thank you everyone! Great info and feedback.

 

[DMays]

Not sure id spray my own truck liner but I did spray my entire smart car today in raptor liner. Turned out great and super easy to use if you have a decent compressor.

 

[JNolt]

Anyone have problems with Line-x overspray? Was planning on getting the bed done but I just got my truck back after getting full xpel stealth ppf and now I’m scared to do it. Anyone know if they’ll cover it if they do mess something up?

 

[pauliodotnet]

i had the dealer put in the liner for my truck since it did not come with from the factory. since it was free, i didn't have a say, but they did rhino liner - i know that people say its "softer" which is fine, as I really don't do much but put anything abrasive in the back, and that it might fade.
that being said - at least i know i can go back to the dealer if anything goes wrong, but my question is they didnt touch the actual tailgate, i know there is the plastic inlay with the ruler and such, but not the exposed metal around it

did the factory do the same thing?