Drop In Liner Recommendations?
Hey guys, I'm looking for a drop in bed liner for my 5.5 '06.
I'll be adding a Bakflip as well and want something that won't have stuff sliding around, relatively easy to clean, and won't destroy the bed with moving/rubbing. I'm thinking the Weathertech liner or something similar, but would like suggestions as I've only ever had a spray in. Thanks!
I'll be adding a Bakflip as well and want something that won't have stuff sliding around, relatively easy to clean, and won't destroy the bed with moving/rubbing. I'm thinking the Weathertech liner or something similar, but would like suggestions as I've only ever had a spray in. Thanks!
I have a factory plastic liner in my 8 foot bed. It has ridges that run from front to back, and the plastic itself is pretty slippery. So unsecured items will slide around. It also has two slots for a standard 2x6 (or taller) so you can put in ultra-cheap bed dividers forward and aft of the wheel housings. (I'm not sure if the 5.5' box would have the front slots or anchor points.)
Durability has been fine. No major issues even with large amounts of masonry rolling around.
I'm sure you could find used ones inexpensively at many junkyards.
Durability has been fine. No major issues even with large amounts of masonry rolling around.
I'm sure you could find used ones inexpensively at many junkyards.
I have a factory plastic liner in my 8 foot bed. It has ridges that run from front to back, and the plastic itself is pretty slippery. So unsecured items will slide around. It also has two slots for a standard 2x6 (or taller) so you can put in ultra-cheap bed dividers forward and aft of the wheel housings. (I'm not sure if the 5.5' box would have the front slots or anchor points.)
Durability has been fine. No major issues even with large amounts of masonry rolling around.
I'm sure you could find used ones inexpensively at many junkyards.
Durability has been fine. No major issues even with large amounts of masonry rolling around.
I'm sure you could find used ones inexpensively at many junkyards.






