Can't find a few basic items for ordered Ram

[DownEastRam]

Hello all - I haven't been on here in a while (used to have an 06 cummins). I just ordered a 22 Limited Megacab diesel (I added it to the spreadsheet). I was hoping to order a few essentials prior to delivery - but can't seem to find them. Weathertech has front mats but I can't find rear mats - or cargo area. Some guys have said to cut your own rubber mats, but I was hoping someone may have come across something else. Secondly, I'm looking for an under-rail plastic bed liner that'll work with the rambox. Does that exist? I know some guys prefer the non-slip type, but I prefer the full coverage hard plastic - and I like that things slide in and out easily (gigity). thanks - Joe

 

[H3LZSN1P3R]

Go with the Husky liners they are sooo much better than weathertechs and no issue getting front and rears… i dont know about the bed liner as i have a spray in and also an 8ft box so i have no clue on the ram box

 

[Brutal_HO]

Forget the Weathertechs and look at the Husky X-act contour. better coverage.

TuxMat also has some nice covers that provide WAY more carpet coverage, but I don't like the lack of ribbing/channels.

 

[DownEastRam]

Thanks for the suggestions. Just ordered Husky liners. I’ll take a look at the bed liner. I have spray-in also, but it won’t stop a dent. I like the added protection of plastic, plus I like being able to slide things in and out easily.


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[Brutal_HO]

Never liked plastic liners for holding in the moisture and contributing to rusted beds or the rattle. I guess if you already have spray in, maybe not so much.

Always had Line-X spray in and never any issue moving things around in the bed, but you're right it won't help stave off dents much more than no liner.

 

[H3LZSN1P3R]

Never liked plastic liners for holding in the moisture and contributing to rusted beds or the rattle. I guess if you already have spray in, maybe not so much.

Always had Line-X spray in and never any issue moving things around in the bed, but you're right it won't help stave off dents much more than no liner.

i had always poured a gallon of used motor oil under the plastic liner after my first box rotted out because of the liner. It was great when the line-x shop came to town no more plastic liners.

Although If you put a sled in the back of your truck thats when a plastic liner is great! They each have their give and take depending on the user.

 

[DownEastRam]

Maybe that's why they are so hard to find! I have an '88 F-250 long bed farm truck that has had a plastic liner in the bed since '88. I've never looked under the liner to see if there is rust, but I also don't hesitate to drop a load of rocks or logs in there from a front loader. With that said...and in all honesty - I won't be dumping a load of rocks into the new truck for a long while. My '06 also had one for the 200k miles I owned it, but again, I never checked for rust. Thanks again for the input. I appreciate it.