Truck tonneau cover

[BrownClown]

After the revelation of WABoating's "anal-retentiveness", I looked around at various covers when I got home and went with the Undercover. My wife says I overanalize everything anyway, so I can appreciate WABoating's research. The cover looks great and I especially like that it can be locked on top of my locking tailgate.
I also noticed that other hard covers can have bike racks mounted directly to them. It's not something that I want to do immediately, but would like that option.
Thank you all for the great advice!
Now...the full Budrug or the Bedmat? I won't be hauling much in the way of dirt, much, etc., so do I need the full bed covered?
I may just go with the full Bedrug and be done with it, but the Mat is half the price.

Thanks again,
Todd

[IDBoating]

Now...the full Budrug or the Bedmat? I won't be hauling much in the way of dirt, much, etc., so do I need the full bed covered? I may just go with the full Bedrug and be done with it, but the Mat is half the price.

I went with a spray-in bedliner for a whole host of reasons. And of those, Line-X is the best. I can't remember the specifics right now, but five years ago when I did the research theirs was the best process and the most durable material. Five years later, I'm still totally satisfied and would use them again.

Rugs are quite different from spray-in liners, so your choice may be driven by your usage and application.

Report back on what you decide, and why!

[ajholt7]

Al's liner is great if you want to do it yourself and save hundreds, compared to Line-X.
http://www.tigeowners.com/forum/show...t=Al%27s+liner

[talltigeguy]

After the revelation of WABoating's "anal-retentiveness", I looked around at various covers when I got home and went with the Undercover. My wife says I overanalize everything anyway, so I can appreciate WABoating's research. The cover looks great and I especially like that it can be locked on top of my locking tailgate.
I also noticed that other hard covers can have bike racks mounted directly to them. It's not something that I want to do immediately, but would like that option.
Thank you all for the great advice!
Now...the full Budrug or the Bedmat? I won't be hauling much in the way of dirt, much, etc., so do I need the full bed covered?
I may just go with the full Bedrug and be done with it, but the Mat is half the price.

Thanks again,
Todd

I thought you meant a BIKE!

[BrownClown]

http://t0.gstatic.com/images?q=tbn:s...cT-J1x2sRDk6dw

This kind of bike.

[forjar]

The amp steps are great. Allow you to keep the clean truck look, but have that step you need. I would not replace my amp steps and feel that they are worth the money.

[Fast1911]

I installed the Xtang tri-fold on my wife's F-350 and she loves it. Keeps things dry back there but you can still fold it open and hall stuff. It also comes completely off in less than a minute

[Kimber]

I have the BedRug on top of Spray-In liner under a Jason hard top. Love the BedRug - cleans up easy with a shop vac or just shake it out. Hose it down if you get it muddy. Stuff doesn't slide around. It is good for luggage and stuff that you want to keep clean - much better than just throwing your suitcase on the bedliner.

I used to make fun of the guys with covers on their trucks, but now I am the one that owns a truck with a carpeted trunk .