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I don't think they designed to drain out.  According to the photos they are designed similar to the WeatherTech mats, tray like, and collect water.

 

Installed the Revolver 2 bed cover today.  It's nice and I like it but it took a little bit to adjust it correctly.  I also put in a bed mat because I don't like messing up the spray in liner.  The cheap console tray also arrived and fits perfectly, I doubt the OEM version is any better at three times the cost.

 

Windows are tinted as well. I am getting there.

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13 hours ago, 71_340 said:

I don't think they designed to drain out.  According to the photos they are designed similar to the WeatherTech mats, tray like, and collect water.

 

Installed the Revolver 2 bed cover today.  It's nice and I like it but it took a little bit to adjust it correctly.  I also put in a bed mat because I don't like messing up the spray in liner.  The cheap console tray also arrived and fits perfectly, I doubt the OEM version is any better at three times the cost.

 

Windows are tinted as well. I am getting there.

Which bed mat did you get and how is it?  That's my next item as the spray in liner is slippery to say the least, need some grip.  I got the Amazon console tray too...$20 bucks, can't beat it.

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On 12/16/2020 at 1:22 PM, SPASierra said:

Husky goes all the way to the door sills.  Love them!

Current GM HD ones overlap the sills so no carpet is exposed. 

 

I don't believe they will drain out --- but might overflow out.

 

 

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On 12/17/2020 at 11:42 AM, OliverDennis52 said:

Which bed mat did you get and how is it?  That's my next item as the spray in liner is slippery to say the least, need some grip.  I got the Amazon console tray too...$20 bucks, can't beat it.

2021 GMC Sierra 1500 Gator Rubber Truck Bed Mat | RealTruck

 

Cheapest one I could find.  It fits well with no trimming required, just needs to flatten out a bit at the end.  It arrived rolled up, it is cold here so it will take a little while.  As far as quality is concerned, I can't see the difference between this one and OEM ones I had before.

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On 12/17/2020 at 2:49 PM, redwngr said:

Current GM HD ones overlap the sills so no carpet is exposed. 

 

I don't believe they will drain out --- but might overflow out.

 

 

The Lasfit mats just arrived and I put them in.  I think they fit very well (see photos) and are well made.  All mats have snap in retainers, although my truck has the corresponding plastic studs on the driver side only.  I had Weatertech and OEM mats before, they were also good but theses are just as good at half the cost and the rubber compound id not slippery.

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20 hours ago, 71_340 said:

The Lasfit mats just arrived and I put them in.  I think they fit very well (see photos) and are well made.  All mats have snap in retainers, although my truck has the corresponding plastic studs on the driver side only.  I had Weatertech and OEM mats before, they were also good but theses are just as good at half the cost and the rubber compound id not slippery.

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Those look very well made!  I like the looks of them too. Good find. Have a great Christmas!

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