Truck Bed Mats
5 Reasons To Get Truck Bed Carpet
Truck bed carpet beats the other kinds of truck bed mat in some ways. Stop rust and corrosion but do other things maybe you haven't thought about. Here are 5 ways carpet makes a better bed liner.
1. No-Slip Soft
Let's face it, some cargo demands a soft touch. Hauling furniture or rock requires different treatment. Carpet liners will handle either but why use carpet for nasty work. Use rug liners for the hauling of cleaner materials and softer jobs. You can have it both ways too.
2. Two Ways To Truck Bed Carpet
That's possible if you just get your hands on a slip-in mat. Put it in and take it out as needed. Also many of the mats show carpet on one side and rubber mats on the other. Put the side up that matches what you carry. That's for the slip in mats, but there's the whole bed liner too.
3. Wheel Wells Too?
BedRug makes the liner that carpets the entire bed: sides, bottom, front and rear. Rubber truck bed mats and the slip-in carpet mat only protect the bottom but not the wheel wells. That's OK if the mats are over a spray in liner, but otherwise you leave the wheel well paint open to damage. That's where a BedRug liner excels. It covers the entire bed.
4. Half The Price
BedRug liners cost half of what a spray liner costs. Slip in liners cost nearly nothing. In either case, a carpet liner is just a much cheaper choice than professional liners that are sprayed on.
5. In And Out Beats Permanent
Permanent liners sound attractive. However, consider that a much cheaper liner can be easily replace if damaged or changed our when not needed. Remember that a lifetime warranty on a spray liner only means it gets repaired, not that it can't be damaged.
Truck bed carpet works best for more easily damaged cargo. Choose a slip in carpet mat and you get extra protection at nearly no cost. Then again a full-coverage BedRug liner protects wheel wells and all the bed sides for just a small part of the cost of a professional spray coating.