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Most Common Questions About Truck Beds:
Truck bed sizes usually vary by make and model, but common sizes are:
Short Bed: Approximately 5.5 to 6.5 feet long. Ideal for daily driving and lighter loads.
Standard Bed: Around 6.5 to 8 feet long. Offers a balance of cargo space and maneuverability.
Long Bed: Usually 8 feet or longer. Best for heavy-duty hauling and larger cargo.
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Truck bed liners are protective coatings that protect against corrosion and wear damage. For HDPE (high-density polyethylene) truck beds, liners are not necessary, as the HDPE material itself is quite durable, unless the owner wants an extra layer of protection against scratches and dents.
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Weight capacity varies depending on rack type and manufacturer. To avoid problems, always verify the rack’s load rating to ensure that your cargo does not exceed the truck’s total weight limitations.
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In simple terms, there are three options:
- Spray-On Liners: These offer a custom layer that adheres to the HDPE surface. It provides good protection and a non-slip texture.
- Drop-In Liners: These are made from durable materials like polyethylene, and are already pre-molded to fit the truck bed.
- Bed Mats: These are thick rubber or polyurethane mats that sit on top of the HDPE bed. They offer protection against abrasions and impacts.
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