longhorn bedliner

[chipster]

Just wondering if anyone has an idea of how good of quality is the spayed bedliner that comes standard on the Longhorn.

 

[firefighter_2000]

I've got the spray in liner. I'm not really too hard on it, but I'm happy with it. I would compare it to the line-x bed liners.

 

[mpaulson]

So far holding up fine for me, but I'm diligent about how I use my truck and don't just throw things into it and I have a 5/8" rubber mat on the floor as well.
No complaints.

 

[terb]

I also covered mine with a rubber mat to keep it looking new. They do not have a lifetime warrantee like aftermarket liners have, so any repairs needed for factory liner will be out of pocket.

 

[CBari]

I haven't babied mine by no means. I currently have 4 large paver bricks in the back that I have thrown in and out of truck numerous times with no noticeable
effects.

 

[Deleted member 995608]

From what I've seen, the factory spray in liner looks thin compared to what a local company is producing.

I'm hoping to find a truck without the liner. I guess it doesn't matter though since I will be replacing the bed with a Bradford Built flatbed.

 

[Cummins12V98]

50K and mine looks great still!

 

[DonFitzwater]

I don't like it. The local auto shop that does spray in liners makes a much better product. The factory liner is too thin and brittle. I had several chunks chip out on my 2010 and I'm pretty sure nothing has changed on my 2014 as it looks thin and brittle.

 

[Joseph Donnelly]

It has done OK on my 2013 but I am not real hard on it. Mine is a Big Horn with the liner option, so should be the same as what is standard on the Longhorn. I cut a hole for the B&W gooseneck hitch and found that it is 0.1" thick (a tenth of an inch). Many local places make them similarly thin to keep the cost down, but I would rather deal with a place to make it thicker. The factory liner is hard like Line-X, not "soft" like Rhino.