Is the OEM rubber bed mat the best option?

[CT24Atlas]

I have a '25 F-150 Platinum (with the weird tailgate) on the way with the spray-in liner, but I always like to have a bedmat as well. Is the OEM Ford version the best option for a perfect fit. I was looking at some others, but there's always complaints or un-perfect-fit, oil on rubber, won't lay flat, etc, etc. So...is the OEM the best option? AND...I don't like the ones that have big logos of other brands...hate that.

I also see alot of the TPE liners (mostly on Amazon). These ones have a lip that goes around the perimeter pretty nice...but I never see anyone talking about them (good or bad). So, are they good, or bad? Here's an example:
https://www.amazon.com/gp/product/B0D1XGP51D/ref=sw_img_1?smid=A2Q3XVDC07KCWR&th=1

Any thoughts would be apprecited.

Hey that looks cool! They call it Gen 2 ?

About $110 delivered from Amazon.

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[cobrar97]

About $110 delivered from Amazon.

If I was getting rubber, THIS would be the one...looks good.

 

[OldFord]

The TPE liner is very difficult at best to get to to stay in the bed at HIGH speed. Rubber mats are heavy and need to retention. Drop In plastic are retrain under bed rails.

Those TPE tray types come with all kind of contraptions to retain them.... like gluing snap in buttons to the bed floor. Over time the adhesives out then the liner is 'gone'.

 

[Jaydub]

I have the Weathertech Impact liner. It fits well and is very grippy. The grip is both a pro and con. stuff doesn't slide around but then it's a challenge to slide things into the bed. It has two attachments at the front securing it to the bed. I have a tonneau so I'm not worried about it coming loose and flying away.

The liner forms a pan on three sides with no drain. Before the tonneau, when I was parked on a slope, quite a bit of water could collect at the front. It did go away as soon as I started driving.

 

[Texcellent]

Ford spray-in BL, BAK X4ts, BedRug Classic, 1) 4’ bungee in the back and 2) 40gal black totes.

 

[DEEPDOWN]

I have a '25 F-150 Platinum (with the weird tailgate) on the way with the spray-in liner, but I always like to have a bedmat as well. Is the OEM Ford version the best option for a perfect fit. I was looking at some others, but there's always complaints or un-perfect-fit, oil on rubber, won't lay flat, etc, etc. So...is the OEM the best option? AND...I don't like the ones that have big logos of other brands...hate that.

I also see alot of the TPE liners (mostly on Amazon). These ones have a lip that goes around the perimeter pretty nice...but I never see anyone talking about them (good or bad). So, are they good, or bad? Here's an example:
https://www.amazon.com/gp/product/B0D1XGP51D/ref=sw_img_1?smid=A2Q3XVDC07KCWR&th=1

Any thoughts would be apprecited.

I have spray-in liner PLUS FoMoCo rubber mat as I carry around scuba cylinders (32 x AL80 once for an international lifesaving event). Mat is thick sturdy, and the bed still looks great

 

[P Dub]

If you have a Les Schwab tire store near by get one from them. They use recycled tires to make a heavy/thick rubber mat. Mine fits great it was a recommendation from a truck accessory store.

 

[deanfx]

I always get the ford mats. I just put one in my '24 on top of the spray in. But the rough country liners are about the same. Probably the same manufacturer. I had one in my '23 cummins. It smelled terrible for months though. ha

 

[SWONT2.7]

Here is my TSC stall mat that I cut to fit. I've added a bedrug to the tailgate since then, nice and soft to sit on or lay your firearms down on and they won't get scratched.


https://www.f150gen14.com/forum/threads/what-did-you-do-to-your-f-150-today-🙋🏻‍♂️.1314/page-387

 

[Calson]

I have moved a 4x6 foot mat from two pickups to a full size SUV and now to the 2022 F-150. They do not wear out and so I remove it before selling the vehicle to a new owner.

 

[Fredm2002]

I purchased an OEM Ford using my FordPass points, so it didn't cost me anything, and I had it in my truck three days after ordering. Your shipping times may vary by destination.

 

[Redacted]

I went with the thickest heaviest bed mat available, made by Black Armour.

 

[DEEPDOWN]

About $110 delivered from Amazon.

I have the Ford bed mat on top of the spray in liner, and I throw scuba tanks around. I’ve had as many as 32 x AL80. Mat has stood up really well.

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