Loudpa
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Application: 2026 Ford Ranger XLT with factory spray in liner.
First of all I have never had nor have another brand to compare to so these are my impressions of this bed mat.
Arrived in a very large box that probably could have fit four of these mats but tuned out handy as I could use to lay mat on top of in the sun.
Following the instructions I laid out the mat in the sun for two days. Day one was cloudy and around 50 degrees at best. Day two was full sun and a high of 60 here in the North East.
Now one could also lay weights on top or pour warm water on I but went the sun route.
I also added some black pipe and a rock to help press down on raised areas.
On to the mat, fits like a glove. You can see that they took their time in obtaining the measurements. The mat itself sits flat about 98% of the time and since its been fairly cool here I expect it to flatten down even more in the summer. But I’m being very picky here.
It has become easier kneeing down in the bed with this mat vs the spray in liner with had a very hard texture.
My only concern is without a tonneau cover or cap one should weight it down so it does not become airborne driving at highway speeds. Unless anyone can comment on this.
Now since there is sides to this mat you will become shorter than 48” at the wheel wells but I assume one can simply lay material on top of.
Overall, belt and suspenders (spray in liner + TripleAliners bed mat) makes a great combo IMO.
Link - https://www.amazon.com/TripleAliners-Truck-2024-2026-Ford-Ranger/dp/B0CQPB618G
First of all I have never had nor have another brand to compare to so these are my impressions of this bed mat.
Arrived in a very large box that probably could have fit four of these mats but tuned out handy as I could use to lay mat on top of in the sun.
Following the instructions I laid out the mat in the sun for two days. Day one was cloudy and around 50 degrees at best. Day two was full sun and a high of 60 here in the North East.
Now one could also lay weights on top or pour warm water on I but went the sun route.
I also added some black pipe and a rock to help press down on raised areas.
On to the mat, fits like a glove. You can see that they took their time in obtaining the measurements. The mat itself sits flat about 98% of the time and since its been fairly cool here I expect it to flatten down even more in the summer. But I’m being very picky here.
It has become easier kneeing down in the bed with this mat vs the spray in liner with had a very hard texture.
My only concern is without a tonneau cover or cap one should weight it down so it does not become airborne driving at highway speeds. Unless anyone can comment on this.
Now since there is sides to this mat you will become shorter than 48” at the wheel wells but I assume one can simply lay material on top of.
Overall, belt and suspenders (spray in liner + TripleAliners bed mat) makes a great combo IMO.
Link - https://www.amazon.com/TripleAliners-Truck-2024-2026-Ford-Ranger/dp/B0CQPB618G
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