I am looking to get a bed linner put in my 06 ram and was wondering whether to get linex or rhino lining?

 

I have a LineX and Im very pleased. I hall dirt, lumber, firewood,furniture, metal, luggage, you name it.... no scratches and hoses out easily.

 

I've got Rhino. They are both good. Go with the one you can get the cheapist.

 

id go lineX cause it is harder and a better finish

 

Nevermind the fact that this topic and many others like this has been discussed numerous times. I have a line-x in my 06 and love it as well. It did cost more then what the rhino would have cost me but I asked the rhino guy if i got any scratches would they fix it and he said no. The line-x said that even if it got scratched up they would repair it. Plus I like the finish of the Line-x better. I've seen some older Rhino and they don't look as sharp as the Line-x. I've hauled wood and gravel and never had any problems. I'ce even hauled some stone I took off my house that has a wire mesh still atached and none of that damaged it. I'm not gentle with the stuff either. I just through shovels or whatever back there. I hadn't had but for a year, however it has pleased many very well and if or whenever I get a new truck, I will pay whatever tehy want for it again.

 

You should get the "Bed Rug" instead.

 

I have my bed rhino lined and I will never get it again. Definatly get line-x. They hold up better and isnt as soft. I am not that hard on my bed and have torn it in a couple of places.

 

my dads gotta rhino lining and its still in good shape after a year and "normal wear".....plus if it gets a tear in it he can just bring it down to the shop and they'll fix it for free.....it seems that not all rhino dealers will do this though....

 

i've got line-x but i've torn a few chunks out of it from hauling stuff. i'm not easy on it....i just throw stuff in. one chunk from a railroad tie, one from a metal fence post, another from a load of fire wood. i don't know if line-x will repair it or not (my luck says they'll tell me to go to hell), but it hasn't held up as i thought it should. could be line-x, could be the installers...i don't care either way...it's still better than nothing. next truck will have which ever is cheaper...if i'm gonna tear it all to hell, might as well spend the least amount possible.

 

I went with the Reflex liner. it's a non skid type, actually feels rubbery instead of like sandpaper.

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