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coltbean Enthusiast

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Well I drop the truck off at the Rhino liner shop in the morning. I went to their website and you spin this wheel and I got a $25 off coupon. I'll post pics as soon as they finish.

GMCrazy777 Enthusiast

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money shouldnt be the answer if u want quality. i would recamend that no one gets rhino liner. my mom has one on her 04 and she didnt have it a month and it was discoloring and peeling. they fixed it once and it happened again so my dad took it back up there and they said sorry not again :D so now she has a red truck with a 1/4 red truck bed and 3/4 nasty yellowish orange. so save longer and get a line x

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money shouldnt be the answer if u want quality. i would recamend that no one gets rhino liner. my mom has one on her 04 and she didnt have it a month and it was discoloring and peeling. they fixed it once and it happened again so my dad took it back up there and they said sorry not again :D so now she has a red truck with a 1/4 red truck bed and 3/4 nasty yellowish orange. so save longer and get a line x

 

My '05 Chevys rhino liner faded but it held up real good to the logs and rocks I threw at it. Though my Line-X in my F150 handles it much better.

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money shouldnt be the answer if u want quality. i would recamend that no one gets rhino liner. my mom has one on her 04 and she didnt have it a month and it was discoloring and peeling. they fixed it once and it happened again so my dad took it back up there and they said sorry not again :D so now she has a red truck with a 1/4 red truck bed and 3/4 nasty yellowish orange. so save longer and get a line x

 

That's probably more a shitty dealer than a shitty product. I do, however like the texture of LineX better.

ATMINF Enthusiast

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You guys that are talking bad about Rhino, is this first hand or hearsay? I have had Rhino in my truck since about two weeks after I bought my truck. And while it has faded some it has held up great. I have shovelled tons and tons of gravel, river rock, bark mulch, and it has held up great. I think Line-x is more "hard-plasticy" than the "rubbery" texture of Rhino, and to me I preferre the rubbery texture because my loads don't slide around. I think its really on how well the prep work is done, is going to be the main factor of how well the liners hold up. To just say that Line-x is the best and all other sucks is being way to broad. Just my 2 cents, but in my case my Rhino has held up great, and my steel shovel going in and out, shoveling all the stuff that I put in the bed has not damaged it one bit.

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My Rhino is holding up excellent and I couldn't be more pleased with it. I prefer the texture of Rhino over Line-X not to mention the MUCH cheaper price tag. This is the third truck we've done Rhino to and I certainly wouldn't hesitate to do it again.

coltbean Enthusiast

coltbean

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I had Line X in my last truck and really liked it and that is what I would get if there was a closer dealer. The money isn't an issue. That being said, my dad has the Rhino and has had no problems with it. A friend of mine is the dealer so I don't expect any problems. It sounds like some of ya'll just got bad dealers. Rhino also has different materials that they can apply. One is much harder than the other and more abrasive resistant. I don't haul rocks and wood just an atv and rods and occasionally(hopefully) a dead deer.

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