Just about time for me to pick out my bed liner of choice and have come across speed liner and wondered if anyone here knew anything good or bad about them. They have a good price and great warranty and they offer specials like free Kevlar coating, things like that. If you want to look at what they have www.speedliner.com is the place to go. I appreciate your help on this.

Jay

 

if the price is right and thay also offer a kevlar coating then go for it! i hade a 74 jeep cheroke the project i called flatfender on steiroids i hade line-x coat the hole thing with with their bedliner and the kevlar coating man it was great! after i got home from muddin all i hade to do i was take a hose to it and it was clean in 4 mins!!! so if the price is right go for it, you can do what i did and go to their shop and take a look at what thay do in person

 

I have had great results with Herculiner.
It's a DIY roll on liner. Works and looks great and costs a lot less than most others.

 

I would spend a little extra and have it done on that new of a truck. Any one of the commercially done liners will work great. I know people with Line-x, Speedliner, and Rhino Liner, all are holding up great.

 

Thanks for the input. I looked at the website a lot more and talked to one of the guys down there and the thing I like the most is if you tear up your liner they will fix it for free, Rhino doesnt do that. And as far as I know neither does Linex. Next pay day the liners going in, thanks again!

 

Line-X is the way to go.
Yes, they do repair the liner for free for the life. And they have a nationwide support policy so you don't have to deal with some Joe-Schmo backyard dealer.
The real catch is I don't know anyone that has even scratched the stuff Line-X uses.

 

I did tear my linex. It was repaired for free. Excellent customer support.

 

I had a speedliner sprayed in my bed and over the rail and down about 2" on the outside and it looks great. I got it done through the dealer and it cost me $340. I checked the local rhinoliner that I had in my old dodge and it would have ran +/- $550. The speedliner is not as thick as the rhinoliner but I have not had any issues with that so far.

 

i have allways lived buy the meassage "you get what you pay for" becouse i have gone the cheeper routs and sometimes i really wish i didn't becouse cheeper isnt better and beleve me if you buy a motor for your nissan pickup and 1 week later it detanates all over the road you gonna wish you went with the more expencive one with less miles

 

one more thing! WALL-MART thay sell the pray on bedliner in a can now i htink for 3.99 a can