What bed liner should I get
I have a 2017 XLT and decided to start using it as a truck and not just my daily driver to and from work. I have an acre of scrub brush to clear. With that said I decided to get a bed liner. Is Duraliner the way to go? Or is there a better brand? |
Originally Posted by ChiefC
(Post 5643331)
I have a 2017 XLT and decided to start using it as a truck and not just my daily driver to and from work. I have an acre of scrub brush to clear. With that said I decided to get a bed liner. Is Duraliner the way to go? Or is there a better brand? Have had it in my last few trucks and had the entire tub done in my Jeep. Have had the bed loaded with busted ceramic tile/concrete, brick etc and it all just washes out. |
Originally Posted by Havyek
(Post 5643346)
IMO get Line-X or don't bother.
Have had it in my last few trucks and had the entire tub done in my Jeep. Have had the bed loaded with busted ceramic tile/concrete, brick etc and it all just washes out. |
I have a DualLiner. The bed mat is great for things not sliding around. The plastic sides protect the truck. I have put over 8.6 tons of scrap metal in the bed. If I wash the bed out, it looks great except for a few scuffs. When you throw in rough heavy metal, rubber scuffs...
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I've got the Ford liner in mine, if it wasn't a beer can truck, it would be out of there, and LineXed.
I think any dropin would be good enough, they all appear to be about the same. If going with LineX, make sure the dealer removes the bed bolts, tie downs, and sprays the tailgate access plate separately.;) |
linex is what i have; though rhino is a premium option as well. spray-in is the only way to go imo
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I prefer the Ford OEM Drop In. In my opinion, it's the best resistance to dents and dropped materials/items.
OEM has the rubber hole plugs to install when not using the tow hooks. Keeps additional moisture out from under the liner. OEM has cut outs for LED bed lights and switch. |
All drop in liners are not the same. A DualLiner is in pieces. The sides are plastic, the bottom is a rubber mat. I can drop something very heavy and pointed on it and not dent the bed. Ask me how I know that.
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Some drop ins don’t allow the use of the Ford OEM bed divider
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Originally Posted by Ricktwuhk
(Post 5643527)
All drop in liners are not the same. A DuraLiner is in pieces. The sides are plastic, the bottom is a rubber mat. I can drop something very heavy and pointed on it and not dent the bed. Ask me how I know that.
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