Register a free account today to become a member! Once signed in, you'll be able to participate on this site by adding your own topics and posts, as well as connect with other members through your own private inbox!
Well I don't really have one example as I use my truck to just get materials for my projects. Like last time I haul 5 sheets of 3/4 inch plywood or tomorrow I am gonna bring some rectangular tubing. Especially with the steel it is easy to go into 100s lbs pretty quick so I wanted to make sure...
Hi,
I could not find it in manual nor here -> does anyone know much weight can I "rest" on closed tailgate? Assuming I am hauling something longer than my bed, it will be resting on closed tailgate and I want to make sure I won't overload it. I am asking for traditional tailgate, not...
Hi my friend litter his 2019 laramie and now the rear camera parking lines are slightly off. Can that be corrected by Alpha OBD? Anyone with that problem?
I would agree with everything you said would I not get a good reviews from several people who had it done there. And those are people who USE their trucks. Also this company has been around for a while... only time will tell but I can get two spray-in here for the price of one at dealership
That is exactly what I did and works perfect. spray is a must, you will scratch you bed with rubber mat only, just matter of time. I frankly do not see any benefit of drop in over spray, the price different is not big
$299 in Austin Tx. This vendor has a very good reputation here, being recomended to me by many users and local custom truck shop. The liner is done very well and I have no complains https://www.centraltexastruckcoatings.com/
Definitely 100% spray. No comparison with mats. I have actually both -> spray for protection and rubber mat to provide grip so things do not slide. But the mat is very optional, while spray is must have.
if you want it to last and actually use it as a truck, get spray in bedliner!
I left my fingernails there.. take a good gloves and indeed heat gun would be a big help. However I trust it more them factory ones, it is very rigid plastic which will not go anywhere. Again why wasn't it a standard? :)
You are joking but it really does feel better. Les flimsy, giving sense of more quality or how to describe it.
Anyway wife thinks I am an idiot for buying it lol
again what a nice upgrade... Big chunk of cardboard fell from semi in front of me and I had to aggressively swerve going 80 mph. Truck was like glued to the road.
hey tell my why should I buy BAK Box, I need excuse to justify it. Is it rigid and good? happy with it?
I regularly haul full sheets of plywood (4'x8') by rolling my MX4 and putting them all the way to the back and than rest them on tailgate. Would the box be in a way?
(like in pic, but not my...
This site uses cookies to help personalise content, tailor your experience and to keep you logged in if you register.
By continuing to use this site, you are consenting to our use of cookies.