Bed Liners & Mats

Truck Bed Liners, Bed Mats, and Spray-In Bedliners

Every scratch, scrape, and dent in an unprotected truck bed tells the same story: the owner waited too long. Bare metal exposed to cargo, weather, and daily use does not stay pristine. Once the paint breaks down, rust moves in and resale value drops. The best thing you can do for a truck bed is put a quality liner on it.

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Three Types of Bed Protection, Each With Distinct Advantages

Bed Mats

Bed mats are the most straightforward entry point into bed protection. Made from grippy rubber material cut and shaped to fit the floor of your specific truck bed, a mat cushions cargo and prevents sliding during transport. BedRug takes this concept further with padded, carpeted mats made from thick polypropylene with an outdoor carpet-like texture. BedRug mats are chemical and stain resistant, fully spray-washable, and highly mold-resistant, making them a clean and comfortable option for trucks carrying tools, camping gear, golf clubs, or other items you want to protect from scratches. BedRug mats are also available for Jeeps, and most bed mats include optional matching tailgate pieces for complete coverage.

Bed mats are made from resistant materials that let them withstand impacts, extreme temperatures, and chemical spills. They're custom-cut to fit each individual truck make and model so they look great and stay in place, and many have special textures to keep bed cargo from sliding around. Most have easy-install, drop-in designs that give you full protection the moment they cover your truck bed -- an affordable solution that works for any truck owner.

Drop-In and Carpeted Bed Liners

Drop-in liners step up the protection by covering not just the floor but also the sides of the bed. Typically made of heavy-duty plastic, they install either over or under the bed rails and are among the most cost-effective options available. Rugged Liner is a mainstay here. BedRug full bed liners extend coverage across the sides and floor, providing a padded, comfortable surface that is particularly well suited to trucks running a tonneau cover or camper top, and a great way to protect precious cargo like golf clubs or expensive equipment. Drop-in liners are simple to install, work with most tonneau covers, and can be removed if needed.

Spray-In Bed Liners

Spray-in bed liners are the most permanent and most protective option available. In a few hours, we prepare your truck bed and apply a spray-on coating that bonds directly to the metal surface, protecting against rust, scratches, scuffs, dings, and dents for the lifetime of the truck. The textured finish also adds traction for both cargo and passengers stepping into the bed. There's a reason some trucks are starting to come from the factory already sprayed -- they finally caught on to what we've been doing for years. Our spray-in bedliner service is backed by a lifetime guarantee.

Why Bed Protection Pays for Itself

Whether you depend on your truck for work or you're a casual hauler who only uses the bed for weekend DIY projects, you know how easy it is to scratch, scrape, and dent the inside of your bed. Left bare, your bed will continue to sustain damage, leading to rust and even a lower resale value. By installing a liner or a heavy-duty rubber mat, you'll be protecting your investment while also helping keep your bed's contents from sliding around.

Brands include BedRug, Husky Liners, Patriot Liner, Rugged Liner, and WeatherTech, giving every truck owner a solution that fits their use case and budget. Use the Year/Make/Model selector on this page to filter products to confirmed fits for your truck.

Common Questions

What are the different types of truck bed liners?

There are three main types of truck bed protection: bed mats, which are rubber or carpeted floor covers; drop-in bed liners, which are molded plastic or full-coverage carpeted units that line the floor and walls of the bed; and spray-in bedliners, which are permanently applied coatings that bond to the bed surface and provide lifetime protection.

How long does a spray-in bedliner take to install?

We can prep and spray your truck bed in a few hours. The bed is prepared before the coating is applied, and the result is a permanent, textured surface that protects against rust, scratches, dents, and weather for the lifetime of the vehicle. Our spray-in bedliner service is backed by a lifetime guarantee.

Do bed liners work with tonneau covers?

Yes. Drop-in bed liners and BedRug carpeted liners are generally compatible with most tonneau covers, and full-coverage BedRug liners are specifically well suited to trucks running a tonneau cover or camper top. If you plan to use both a bed liner and a tonneau cover together, contact us to confirm compatibility for your specific combination.

Does a spray-in bedliner prevent rust?

Yes. A spray-in bedliner creates a sealed, protective barrier between your truck's bare metal and the elements, preventing moisture from reaching the bed surface and stopping rust from forming. For trucks already showing surface wear or minor corrosion, proper prep work before application can help address those issues before sealing.

Can I install a bed mat on top of a spray-in bedliner?

Yes. A rubber or carpeted bed mat can be used on top of an existing spray-in bedliner for additional cushioning or cargo protection. Many truck owners use both, particularly those who frequently haul fragile items like tools, electronics, or camping gear that could be scratched even by a textured spray coating.