The Bedrug, Has Anyone Ever Had One..

[silveradojim-101]

I am still not sure what type of bed liner I want to get and ran across info on the "Bedrug" just a few minutes ago and that looks very nice. I was curious if anyone here has had one and how they liked it.

 

thanks in advance

[OkstateSD]

The truck I'm looking at buying has one installed and it looks very nice. But I wouldn't get one unless you have a tonneau cover. I can imagine that it would get kinda disgusting if it was open to the elements all the time.

[silveradojim-101]

the bedrug website says it WILL not mildew or stain. Its made of a certain material that is very durable according to the website and it has a lifetime guarantee.

 

I am still not sure what type of bed liner I want to get and ran across info on the "Bedrug" just a few minutes ago and that looks very nice. I was curious if anyone here has had one and how they liked it.

 

thanks in advance

[redsled2007]

I have one in my Sierra Denali and I use a power washer to clean it when it needs it. So I don't think the eliments are going to effect it.

[MS3DALE]

I love mine!

[2005LT]

I have a "bed rug" right now and like it. Just using it until I get a spray in liner.

 

Best part is...it was free. It's a 4' x 6' piece of carpet that wasn't used in our basement

[700 sportsman]

My dad has a piece of gray carpet, in his bed on top of his rhino liner, and It is starting to stink from water and other junk, some IMO I'd get a Rhino Liner

[MS3DALE]

My dad has a piece of gray carpet, in his bed on top of his rhino liner, and It is starting to stink from water and other junk

 

Yeah but thats not the same thing as a BedRug

[2007VictoryRed]

I love mine, but I also have a cover. But it's strong and never stinks in side there. I was told it was the same as what they put in boats.

[Stevens03]

I have one in mine, and ran it open to the elements during one winter without issue. Cleans up easy too. I use a tarp down on the floor when hauling stone/mulch but never had a problem. I love it.

[TruckDaddy]

Bedrug is a decent product. It's good for light to moderate use but the knap will tear with heavy use. Most liquids will will wash out of it although the knap can stain. Leaves/twigs and such are much harder to wash out. The Bedrug will look nicer much longer if you have a tonneau cover over it. If you don't have a tonneau, it will tend to sag a bit after a while.

[omegafiler]

I love the bedreg w/ fiberglass tonneau. It works great for what I use the bed for and wouldn't have it any other way.

 

 

 

More pics in the gallery.

[ace ventura]

I love mine too. It's easy on the knees, keeps things from getting broken by slamming into the sides, washable, looks great, and is removable. The only negative is that it's expensive. I searched on craigslist and found one though. I got mine for a 100 bucks.

[jerr529]

I also have the bedrug i have the bed and tailgate ,i have a tonaue cover its great bedliner i recomend it highly

jerry

[JokerJ]

I have one and hauled rock, mulch, desktops, servers and parts. Rugged enough for the first two and gentle enough for the last three.

 

There's also another good thing about the bed rug that no-one has mentioned. If, by a twist of fate, your truck bed was totaled and you replaced the bed and/or truck. You can take the bed rug to the next one.

 

Otherwise, a spray in liner would have to be purchased again.