I put in a Bed Rug, great product. Loving the padding it gives my old knees... It has 3/4" foam padding on bottom. check it out, took half an hour to forty minutes to put it in solo.

 

I have one I bought pre-owned on Craigslist in my 2007. For the light utility I use my bed for it is perfect and comfortable to climb into. All I had to do was order a velcro strip kit from Bed Rug direct, $37.

 

I got one for my 13 a couple of weeks ago and it's great. Really gives the bed that "finished" look.. I've got an Extang Flip Top tonneau cover too and the combo works well together.

Mitch

 

I just ordered one for my truck too. Does any one know if it will work fine with the plastic bed liner still in?

 

In theory it would work ok I guess, but probably a lot better without it. That will give the adhesive a better surface to grip on.

 

Mine has the spray on under it too. That's the way I got it. I will probably remove it so it will contour with the o.e. ribs better. The liners ridges are closer together. Thanks for your input, I appreciate it.

 

I think I'd prefer something a bit more substantial like a Dualliner. The rug seems like it'd be a pain to clean.

 

had a bed rug since 2006 in my f150 supercrew...love it. looks as good as it did the day i bought it for the most part. highly recommend it and the people at bed rug are great too!

 

Just power wash it out, or vacuum it. Very easy.

Lifetime guarantee against stains.


Bought one for my 03 in 2009 and just picked one up for my new 14 a few weeks ago

 

Dualliner also makes some neat stuff as well. It's not a spray in liner, but it's a neat mix of something like a bedrug and a traditional liner.

 

Really depends on what you are going to be putting in your bed for the most part... I just vacuum mine out, but I don't dump dirt, gravel or other loose stuff in the bed... Mostly, it just hauls some firewood for camping and some tools and other stuff that remains covered with a soft tonneau cover so no need for a solid or even a drop in liner...

I've got a utility trailer for that kind of stuff if needed, so again.. Whatever works for you..

Mitch