joined the truck club(maybe as junior 2wd member)

[SafeCracka]

No one "needs" 4-wheel drive....until you NEED 4-wheel drive!

LOL.... true story!

 

[karlvv30]

You can fit alot of hookers in the back of that beauty. Don't take it in the mud though. 4×4 is great if you hunt and go deep in like I do but not useful for much else in Georgia. Welcome to manhood good Sir.

 

[Lockout]

bed liner spray doesn't mess with any warranty to the truck

BUT being its a beer can on wheels I highly suggest spray in bedliner to add strength to this type bed

 

[Wallace's]

I like spray in bed liners and got the factory one for Tundra.

Pros: More robust, doesn't trap moisture and other things under neath it

Cons: Because stuff doesn't slide easily, sliding heavy things out can be a bitch unless you throw com cardboard down first. Factory bed liners are not scuffed and sprayed, they are sprayed on top on the finished paint, so a factory spray in is typically not as durable a an aftermarket LineX/Rhino if the shop properly preps the surface properly for their install.

I too got my truck without dealer decals or a dealer tag surround. I'm not one for the tacky look of them or parading around free advertising for a dealership.

 

[eightnsand]

congratulations! depends on what your gonna do with it. i have a hard plastic drop in and on top a soft rubber mat. whatever the job dictates which i use. loads slide easy on the hard and if i need grip the soft. imho. either way its great to have.

 

[mfoster]

Congrats nice truck

 

[Bagman]

Nice truck. I vote Spray-in liner (even though you didn't ask for input...)

 

[Gunanddoglover]

Congratulations on your new truck. Looking good.

 

[xlr8ngn]

I have always bought a thick flat rubber mat for mine. Works better for my use than any spray in liner.

 

[Tactical Chili]

Nice looking truck!