Lasfit Bed Liner/Mat

I received my @LASFIT bed liner/mat yesterday. While I’m happy with some features, there are a few aspects that I’m less enthusiastic about.








The material is solid—more plasticky than rubbery. I'm not sure how well it will hold up under heavy or rough hauling, but for my occasional trips to the hardware store and grocery store, it should be adequate. It has a nice texture and tackiness, though it’s not as thick or durable-looking as the OEM version. For my needs, though, it should work just fine.






I’m definitely not a fan of the large branding. I would have preferred something more subtle.





The fit is pretty good. I'll see if it improves over time with exposure to the Florida sun.





If you have a Bak MX4, the large drain tubes may hinder a snug fit against the bulkhead.





Another point to note is that the liner/mat slightly interferes with the storage panel door. It's not a major issue or a deal breaker, but I wanted to mention it.





Additionally, the liner/mat doesn’t include cutouts for the bed tie-downs, so I’ll likely need to cut or drill holes to accommodate them. It would have been preferable if the design had included these cutouts or mirrored the OEM layout.







Overall, I’m satisfied with this mat/liner, especially for the price.

 

Same material as the floor mats I just received for my kei truck

 

A liner for your liner!

 

Haha, yes!

 

A was going to ask if you wear 2 condoms....but did not want to be a total ass. LOL

So looks like you have to cut out the spots for the tie downs correct?

 

Hold on… you don’t?! lol. Jk.
Yeah, will have to cut out the spots. Might just drill holes large enough for the bolts.

 

I'd send it back to them. You shouldn't have to pay for a product that you have to finish manufacturing.

Whats with the wrinkle in the middle of it?

Why not just get OEM? It'll fit without further modification.

 

Looks like like the Tripleliner brand I got off of Amazon on prime day, minus the huge name tag in the middle. I used a small hole saw to cut out just enough material to work the rear tie downs through, and now that also helps hold it in place. Mine flattened out quickly (within a day) in the sun. Its definitely better than nothing on the slippery composite bed, and does a good job of keeping stuff in place (hauled a pallet of straw bales, and a few tubs of old motor oil and gas cans to the local hazohouse to recycle - nothing slid around on me while driving).
Got mine for just over $100 IIRC, so I'm happy with the purchase and will keep it until it tears or get slick. Then I'll look for an OEM mat if they ever release one for the 6' bed...

 

I do like how the Tripleliner doesn't have the branding. Thank you for suggesting the hole saw. I was considering using a large drill bit, but a hole saw would be better. The mat works well to prevent items from sliding and fits my needs. Plus, it’s very reasonably priced. For now, it will do.

 

I do like the OEM but it is twice the price. I don't mind doing a little modification to save some money. The mat was shipped folded which caused some wrinkles but flattened out after a day in the sun.