BedRug pickup truck bed liner

[BMW]

Has anyone installed a BedRug liner in the bed of their truck? Was looking for some feedback on this, pro's, con's, installation tips.

http://www.ebay.com/itm/321917852322

[gez]

I'm not sure if it's from the same manufacturer, but I put one in my pickup bed 9 years ago, it's starting to show its age. Aside from rain, it gets wet often, I'm careful with respect to liquids. It's handled construction debris, firewood and anything else i've needed to transport after laying out a tarp. For normal everyday family use, I wouldn't be without it. If I bought another pickup, I would install another.

 

Installation is simple, velcro holds it in place.

[BMW]

Gez, thanks for your input on this. 9yrs. and still going strong is well worth it.

 

I'm not sure if it's from the same manufacturer, but I put one in my pickup bed 9 years ago, it's starting to show its age. Aside from rain, it gets wet often, I'm careful with respect to liquids. It's handled construction debris, firewood and anything else i've needed to transport after laying out a tarp. For normal everyday family use, I wouldn't be without it. If I bought another pickup, I would install another.

 

Installation is simple, velcro holds it in place.

[BMW]

Well this is what it looks like.

[gez]

nice!

[Flyinfool]

Somehow I do not think that would last me long. But it does look nice, and I bet it does a good job of keeping stuff from sliding around.

 

I just have the old fashion slid in plastic liner and then I put in a piece of indoor/outdoor carpet, the kind with the foam rubber backing. The carpet and foam rubber keeps stuff from sliding around and every spring I can take it out and hose it down to get last winters deer blood out. Once it gets to yucky it is real cheap to get another one.

[eagleeye]

So,--------------Did you hose any deer blood out this year?

[Flyinfool]

Not yet but the blood is there waiting to be hosed.

I will have to hose it out next spring.......

I like to keep the blood there for a while as a deterrent to other deer that may consider messing with me.