Hey all,

Just fired an emailing off to Line-X and it was forwarded to a dealer here in AZ. I am just curious but I have seen folks posting comments they got their Line X at various price ranges (some said 365, others 600+). I am just wondering which style everyone went with and pricing out the door. Just using this as a research point as well for anyone else that is getting ready to get into the market.

Thanks!

 

Should be under $400.00 for me, since they won't be doing the tailgate.
It cost me right at $400 last year on a different truck, including the tailgate.
I just got the "normal" coating, no UV special additives, kevlar, or anything. It's all
under a tonneau cover anyway, so I figure it's not needed.
I'll probably do the same on the new truck.

 

Update**

Just for an emailing back from the location here in AZ and here is the pricing quote he gave me:

475.00 for the normal black non UV for a Standard sized F150 bed.
425.00 for the normal black non UV for the short bed/normal super crew (my version)
525.00 for the Xtra Line X version, includes the UV and a glossy application to make the black shine for the short bed/normal super crew.

 

Prices do vary across the U.S. for a lot of reasons such cost of living, shipping, etc. LINE-X dealers are free to set their own prices.

If you plan on using a tonneau cover, you really don't need Xtra (or Premium). If you're not going to use a tonneau cover and you plan on keeping your truck for many years, you should seriously consider the additional $100 for black Xtra (or black Premium). It's very good "bang for your buck".

 

Good points on both, the good part about your input on the pricing tells me that they can be negotiable to a degree then which works for me.

 

There prices also depend on if it's below the bed rail or above it. I have the 5.5 ft bed and got under rails for 472 out the door. That's just regular black nothing extra.

 

Just got my SCREW 5.5' bed done with the edges of the tailgate since I have the step.

$370.00 with the new UV top coat.

Rear wheel wells for $70.00.

They were running a special on the top coat for free.