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Sauce
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I have the Lasfit floor mats, tailgate protector, and the TripleAliners bed mat.
The tailgate protector is fine. Easy to install and does its job protecting the tailgate. I don't love how it is affixed to the tailgate. The screws that hold it down (OEM screws) are inset quite a bit so the protector has a tendency to fold back and doesn't always stay against the tailgate. Its rigid enough that its not a big deal, but its not perfect.
I think the floor mats are great. They have a good lip around the edges so they really trap sand, dirt and debris. They come out easily when I want to hose them off. I do recommend these.
The TripleAliners bed mat is fine. Good lip around the edges. It holds a lot of water, so I recommend drilling a few holes through it so it drains. It didn't fit with my bulkhead Molle Panel, so I just cut the lip off at the bulkhead and that works fine too.
Im thinking of replacing the bed mat and tailgate protector with this one piece mat, although it doesn't have a rim around the sides, which is a nice feature.
https://realtruck.com/p/bedrug-impact-bed-mat/
The tailgate protector is fine. Easy to install and does its job protecting the tailgate. I don't love how it is affixed to the tailgate. The screws that hold it down (OEM screws) are inset quite a bit so the protector has a tendency to fold back and doesn't always stay against the tailgate. Its rigid enough that its not a big deal, but its not perfect.
I think the floor mats are great. They have a good lip around the edges so they really trap sand, dirt and debris. They come out easily when I want to hose them off. I do recommend these.
The TripleAliners bed mat is fine. Good lip around the edges. It holds a lot of water, so I recommend drilling a few holes through it so it drains. It didn't fit with my bulkhead Molle Panel, so I just cut the lip off at the bulkhead and that works fine too.
Im thinking of replacing the bed mat and tailgate protector with this one piece mat, although it doesn't have a rim around the sides, which is a nice feature.
https://realtruck.com/p/bedrug-impact-bed-mat/
Mikein the burg
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I have the Ford tailgate protector. Fits great. Also have the weathertech bed mat. Excellent.
Found this gap cover on Amazon
Found this gap cover on Amazon
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I feel like Lasift and TripleALiner source from the same company. The bed mat is nice, but the tailgate mat is meh, I might uninstall mine tailgate mat.
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I tried to use some magnet tape on the back ot the mat to secure the egdes, but the tapes just falls off when it gets hot.
dc73pdsgt
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I have the tailgate mat and the only issue I had with it was the 3m tape they use around the rim of the mat. in a couple of spots the 3m tape separated from itself when I was pulling the red tape liner off the tape so there was no sticky surface to attach to the tailgate. this was only about 8-10 inches overall so not too bad and didn't really effect the was the liner was attached to the tailgate but it could become problematic later on.
burbansk
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Lasfit on our 2024 Ranger tailgate has issues. Had to trim around side latches, rubs on the bottom of the Lear folding bed cover. Plus the bottom side corners where their are no screws is still curling up. Would not buy again even though it only cost $60 bucks. You get what you pay for.
AugPal
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No disrespect intended for the person who bought a Weathertech rubber bed protector. That's what I originally bought for my truck bed. When I had plastic containers or a cooler with any weight on the Weathertech mat it became difficult to pull or push anything over the rubber mat.
I got rid of the Weathertech mat and got the spray in Line-x type liner. Weighted plastic container and cooler pull and push easily over the spray in liner
Here's my post about the liner in my September post
https://www.ranger6g.com/forum/threads/factory-bed-liner-or-not.22448/post-332786
I got rid of the Weathertech mat and got the spray in Line-x type liner. Weighted plastic container and cooler pull and push easily over the spray in liner
Here's my post about the liner in my September post
https://www.ranger6g.com/forum/threads/factory-bed-liner-or-not.22448/post-332786
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