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Rough Country Rubber Bed Mat vs Dee Zee Heavyweight Bed Mat

Our score7.67.5
Fit & coverage7.27.2
Durability8.08.0
Value7.67.4
Install time10 min
WarrantyLimited lifetime against manufacturer defectsThree years, materials and workmanship, original purchaser; replacement only
Material3/8 in Nyracord rubber, 100% recycled, molded per truck and bed; not for drop-in liners.375 in fiber-infused (Nyracord) rubber with drainage cleats; Lined and X Pattern treads
Confirmed listings forGen14 F-150, Gen13 F-150, T1XX Silverado / Sierra, DT Ram 1500, 4th Gen Tacoma, 3rd Gen Tacoma, MaverickT1XX Silverado / Sierra, 3rd Gen Tacoma, Maverick, 3rd Gen Colorado / Canyon
Owners sayOf the 74 owners who describe their own Rough Country bed mat, the large majority like it, and the praise is consistent: thick, heavy, nothing slides on it, and it holds up, with one mat at 8 years in a 2015 F-150 and nobody describing a tear or a crack. The smell is the main complaint, raised by 12 owners: for some it fades in weeks, while others still smell it after four months, six months or most of a year, sun and pressure washing included, and one found that washing off an oily film on the new mat took the smell with it.They like it far more than they don't. Durability leads: twelve describe a mat lasting four years or more or moving across two or more trucks, up to ten years on one F-150 owner's mat, and nobody describes a tear, a crack or sun damage.
Our verdictA thick, grippy rubber floor for less than a BedRug; give it time in open air before the smell goes under a cover.A long-lived rubber mat on the Lined tread; on most full-size trucks only the newer X Pattern is listed, with a thin record.
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