Bedtred or Bedrug experience??
10-03-2011, 04:32 PM
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I just purchased a '11 xlt screw, and my wife had read so many good reviews, she immediately ordered a bedtred, and I couldn't be happier. I don't carry heavy objects anymore, so I don't need a more rigid liner to protect the sides.
Lance
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10-03-2011, 04:50 PM
#13
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I emailed bedrug the other day about my 6 year old bedrug that was starting to not look so good and I lost the receipt but asked if I was still covered under their lifetime warranty. No questions asked just told me to box it up and let them know what day I want UPS to come pick it up and they will send me a new one.
A+ customer service and A+ product
A+ customer service and A+ product
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10-03-2011, 06:22 PM
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^ wow, that's service. Didn't think there were companies out there like that anymore.
04-15-2012, 01:57 PM
#15
2x4 Dividers
I was going to buy a hard plastic liner for my new truck sice that is what I had always bought before. Also add a tonneau and ladder rack (but that is another problem I will be positing later). You guys are turning me around on the bed liner issue.
Can I still slide 2x4's or make a plywood divider system that can slide into the groves located behind the wheel wells with the BedRug or other "soft" type liners? I find I mostly haul little stuff like cans of paint, portable tool pouches, 5 gallon cans etc. I have found that such a divider is very helpful for fast retrieval without doing a belly crawl - which is getting harder as I get old.
Local shops don't carry either. Advice would be greatly appreciated.
Can I still slide 2x4's or make a plywood divider system that can slide into the groves located behind the wheel wells with the BedRug or other "soft" type liners? I find I mostly haul little stuff like cans of paint, portable tool pouches, 5 gallon cans etc. I have found that such a divider is very helpful for fast retrieval without doing a belly crawl - which is getting harder as I get old.
Local shops don't carry either. Advice would be greatly appreciated.
04-18-2012, 10:59 AM
#16
I was going to buy a hard plastic liner for my new truck sice that is what I had always bought before. Also add a tonneau and ladder rack (but that is another problem I will be positing later). You guys are turning me around on the bed liner issue.
Can I still slide 2x4's or make a plywood divider system that can slide into the groves located behind the wheel wells with the BedRug or other "soft" type liners? I find I mostly haul little stuff like cans of paint, portable tool pouches, 5 gallon cans etc. I have found that such a divider is very helpful for fast retrieval without doing a belly crawl - which is getting harder as I get old.
Local shops don't carry either. Advice would be greatly appreciated.
Can I still slide 2x4's or make a plywood divider system that can slide into the groves located behind the wheel wells with the BedRug or other "soft" type liners? I find I mostly haul little stuff like cans of paint, portable tool pouches, 5 gallon cans etc. I have found that such a divider is very helpful for fast retrieval without doing a belly crawl - which is getting harder as I get old.
Local shops don't carry either. Advice would be greatly appreciated.
You could do a fabrication box though if needed. However, I spend my time at the lake and always have 5 gal fuel cans in the back for the wave runners as well as other odds and ends tought boxes. What I found to be the perfect solution is this product from Harbor Frieght...
http://www.harborfreight.com/automot...bar-96811.html
It works great at holding things in place and doesn't permanently distort the bedrug when uninstalled. Easy enough to use as well.
Hope that helps a little!
