Thoughts on bed liner

[Emarkowski24]

Looking to add a bed liner to my 19 big horn. Just wanted to hear anyone’s experience preference after having one. I have a few options.

1. Spray in bed liner from a place (line x)

2. Dual liner drop in full liner

3. Mopar drop in bed liner (anyone ever get this before)

4.BedRug (last resort I know some people love it. I have the regular bed rug not the one with the sides and tbh I wanna go with a harder material)

thanks guys any input would be greatly appreciated.

 

[Rockitman2000]

Looking to add a bed liner to my 19 big horn. Just wanted to hear anyone’s experience preference after having one. I have a few options.

1. Spray in bed liner from a place (line x)

2. Dual liner drop in full liner

3. Mopar drop in bed liner (anyone ever get this before)

4.BedRug (last resort I know some people love it. I have the regular bed rug not the one with the sides and tbh I wanna go with a harder material)

thanks guys any input would be greatly appreciated.

I went with the LineX spray in.

 

[Wakesnowb]

I have had the drop in liners in the past and although they work well I see no point in not going the line x route. Go Line X, Much better than the drop in liners that you will never remove.

 

[brotherGood]

I had the dealer do my spray in (granted, they outsourced to Rhino) and it looks great. Had I done what I wanted, I would've gone with either Bullet or Line-X, but for what I'll use it for the Rhino will work fine.

Honestly, for what I'd use it for a drop in would've been fine. I'm not going to be chucking logs or concrete in the bed..I'll use the trailer for that. I just hate drop-ins because they trap moisture.

 

[Neurobit]

Another vote for the sprayed in liners. I have the factory one and it is great.
Just slippery, so you will need to add a rubber mat to keep stuff from sliding all over.

 

[5thGenRebel_AMK]

check out the dual liner, thats what i have. its a little different, but it installs really easy. id highly recommend

 

[moosem]

I have a BedRug Impact Liner and I like it a lot. The sides are the “carpet” material but the tailgate and floor are a harder composite material. It looks great and I’ve had it for over a year and a half and it’s held up well.

 

[NWRogue]

Mine came with the spray in liner, no clue what type. Going to add a rubber mat as it's pretty slippery and not pleasant at all to crawl around on.

 

[TimW451]

Spray or rug. I’m surprised drop-ins haven’t died out. I have a rug with a tonneau cover. I don’t haul loose or dirty stuff much. A big “trunk” is more practical for me.

 

[ehk49]

Another dual liner fan here. Easy to install and the bed mat keeps anything in the bed from sliding around. My truck came with a spray in which I also like, but I still put a bed mat in. I feel like they also offer another level of noise isolation.

 

[taz2016]

Spray in liner followed by a rubber bed mat to stop sliding and make it easier on the knees. I've seen too much rust under long term drop in liners to ever use one of those.

 

[STR]

I’ve had drop in bed liners for the past 5 trucks that I’ve own. I went with the OEM spray-in this time and could be happier. The only negatives, it’s like 60 grit sand paper and slippery, but the drop-in was slippery too...

 

[OC.13]

check out the dual liner, thats what i have. its a little different, but it installs really easy. id highly recommend

I second the dual liner. Have had it almost a year and it has held up great. I like that I can easily remove the mat if I want to. It's a great product.

 

[Sonnie]

Line-x Premium here... looks great. This is my 4th truck with Line-x... always been happy with it.

 

[Tazithman]

I have LineX and like it. It is slippery by design to make maneuvering large objects easier by way of less friction do if you want grab, you'll have to get a mat of some sort.

 

[falconer]

My 2019 Ram 1500 is the sixth truck I've had sprayed with Line-X. Never a problem, and wears like iron.

 

[SpeedyV]

Mine came with the spray in liner, no clue what type. Going to add a rubber mat as it's pretty slippery and not pleasant at all to crawl around on.

We have a thread on this, actually. I went with some advice from @Neurobit on a rubber mat that didn’t need cutting (RamBox bed). It’s great to have the combo for longevity and wear.

This is my third truck with a spray-in liner, but the first where it was factory-applied. It seems to be on par with previous applications (both of which were still in serviceable condition after 15 years).

 

[Ride2little]

All I can say is that I have the LineX premium (uv protection, a little more shiny) and I love it. Looks awesome, easy to clean, water still drains oit of bed after rain, etc. Looks downright luxurious and is tough.
Very happy w my decision.

 

[Sonnie]

I like the idea of perhaps getting a factory fit rubber mat to place on top of the Line-x Premium... maybe roll it up to the back of the cab temporarily if you need less grip. That sounds like a great combo.

I do agree the Line-x Premium does look really nice with the extra coating. It has a gloss look to it that is much different than the typical spray-in liner, which makes it really easy to clean vs the non Premium coated.

 

[Neurobit]

I like the idea of perhaps getting a factory fit rubber mat to place on top of the Line-x Premium... maybe roll it up to the back of the cab temporarily if you need less grip. That sounds like a great combo.

I do agree the Line-x Premium does look really nice with the extra coating. It has a gloss look to it that is much different than the typical spray-in liner, which makes it really easy to clean vs the non Premium coated.

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On edit: The 4’x5’ fits perfectly on the short bed.

Cheers,