Bedrug Classic Bed Liner | 2008 - 2016 Ford F-250, F-350 Superduty w/Factory Step Gate (BRZSPRAYON is required if installing over Spray-In Liner), Charcoal Grey | BRQ08SBSGK

I was leaning toward a plastic liner. I thought the plastic would be more rugged. But I liked the idea of having a softer surface for times when I haul furniture or other things. Also, I suspected the rug style would allow me to slide things easier & there wouldn't be the grooves that rock and dirt get stuck in on a plastic liner. I didn't want a spray-in liner because you can see the dents if you get one & I didn't want to do touch up. Bottom line - I am extremely pleased. I was worried about hauling rock in this bed liner. But using a flat shovel (vs. round nose/pointed) - it's easier to shovel out. The rug material - being slippery - helped. Also, I use a Harbor Freight pickup unloading device (basically a tarp with a spool and a crank). With this - I don't even have to shovel! The material slides along and dumps all the rock off the back. I do use a tonneau cover - because I live in the Pacific NW and wouldn't want the bed wet all the time with the rug. It does dry rapidly though in dry weather - or in garage. Installation was a bit sketchy because they use a generic set of instructions. But I figured it out. You do need some patience to hold the Velcro in place so it stays good. Install in a garage or warm weather to ensure adhesion. I also have a Dee-Zee rubber bed matt for when I haul concrete chunks or bikes to keep them from sliding around on the somewhat slippery rug. However, the rug is so padded - that most stuff sinks in a little and is held if it's a little heavy. I also, just throw a tarp in the back if I'm hauling yard debris, branches, lumber scraps, roofing scraps, etc. Because then all I have to do is pull the tarp out to unload and keeps the bedrug clean. If I get it dirty (rocks,dirt) - I have pressure washed it out and it looks good as new. I like how the tailgate zippered portion keeps rocks from wedging themselves in the tailgate hinge area. Wheewww... BOTTOM LINE: I love it and have no regrets. If you have to sleep on it - it's more comfortable than a camping mat.

I'd give it 3.5 stars, and am on the fence with making it 4.The company immediately contacted me after I ordered it to ensure the correct fit, which was nice.Install wasn't too bad; I laid it in the bed on a warmer day to really let it open up. I wasn't too pleased with the fitment, as it was still pulling in some places (mainly around the wheel wells. My biggest concern with that is if I did put in a bunch of dirt, or an ATV, the weight of the item would pull the bedliner from the Velcro on the sides. What bothered me the most is, as expensive as the BedRug is, the least they could've done is include replacement plastic fasteners for the tailgate piece since you essentially ruin them during install.Overall quality is nice and I have no question it'll last a while. Provides a nice cushion, too.Would I buy it again? Yes, but would have to be at a price far less, or if the fitment was better and they included the replacement fasteners.

This is the second Bedrug I have had. It is the first with the factory tailgate step. I had to stretch the holes about a quarter inch to replace the screws in the tailgate plastic, but overall it looks real nice when done. I have had quite a few compliments on it. The foam is nice to kneel on, even with bad knees. Cleaning out takes a vacuum rather than just sweeping or rinsing. Took about 2 hours to initially install with mounting the tie downs on the outside. I had another hour and half to cut out for the 5th wheel hitch pucks. There are also a couple of YouTube videos that are worth watching before starting to install.

I got this at the recommendation of a friend who uses his truck mostly for camping. I haul limbs in mind and while I can vaccum and seep it out, it’s a pain in the butt as it just holds onto debris. For real truck use, probably better off with a spray in liner

Love it! They should be standard equipment for every truck. Easy install.

after owning two spray in liners it became obvious that for my uses they were not a good fit. First, they both faded within a year with no recourse from the installers (one rhino, one line x)....second, they both "wore" off on anywhere the cargo slid....aka the tailgate, and every nut/bolt that stuck up, so that within a year of installing i had a faded, worn through spray in liner. Not to mention that pretty much any chemical/solvent will stain a spray in....yes they told me about this, but come on?? its a dang truck and i bought it so i could use it as a truck! that means i haul gas, batteries, lawn chems, and the occasional beer and dirt bike! finally, the spray in stuff offered little to no impact protection....so that propane tank sliding around the back WILL put a dent in your bed!!..im not sure if this rug will be the perfect answer, but at worst it works great, gets beat up and i simply replace it with a shiny new one and go my merry way...or i simply take it out and have a spray in installed (highly unlikely)!!!!!

Love it

FITS PERFECTLY!!

Easy install good product