Ford Maverick bed liner by Michelin

[ScottyC]

Looks like the other post has been removed (I did not click on the link) but the Michelin bed liners are available on Amazon for those that are interested.

https://www.amazon.com/Michelin-Truck-Toyota-Tacoma-Drop/dp/B0GLHFSZ17?th=1

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[Parabellum]

Looks like the other post has been removed (I did not click on the link) but the Michelin bed liners are available on Amazon for those that are interested.

https://www.amazon.com/Michelin-Truck-Toyota-Tacoma-Drop/dp/B0GLHFSZ17?th=1

Are the spots for the tie downs removable or do we have to cut them out?

 

[ScottyC]

Are the spots for the tie downs removable or do we have to cut them out?

I do not know - you'd have to ask the seller.

 

[Rileyotta]

Are the spots for the tie downs removable or do we have to cut them out?

They kind of look like flaps from the image.

 

[jsus]

FYI, the manufacturer and seller here is TreadAuto, a Chinese company licensing the Michelin brand. So these are not manufactured or designed by Michelin. It's just another generic Chinese brand on Amazon.

 

[Nibyak]

FYI, the manufacturer and seller here is TreadAuto, a Chinese company licensing the Michelin brand. So these are not manufactured or designed by Michelin. It's just another generic Chinese brand on Amazon.

You beat me to it. Michelin doesn’t make bed mats or even the crappy wiper blades that they used to sell at Costco. They just license their name. I prefer the heavy duty rubber bed mats. They are a pain to remove and rinse off (at my age anyway) but they won’t blow out of the bed for the same reason that they are a pain to remove. I have the rough county one. Which looks functionally sort of like the Ford one but its only $99.00. And it feels good on my recently replaced knees. Yes I’m approaching geezerness.

 

[jsus]

Michelin doesn’t make bed mats or even the crappy wiper blades that they used to sell at Costco. They just license their name.

Ah yes, the cheap "Michelin" brand wiper blades at Costco, in reality a product of the troubled First Brands.

https://www.justice.gov/usao-sdny/pr/first-brands-executives-charged-multibillion-dollar-fraud

Now they carry licensed "BFGoodrich" wiper blades, in reality a product of a company called Scrubblade.

https://www.scrubblade.com/blogs/news/scrubblade-inc-named-licensee-for-bfgoodrich-wiper-blades

 

[ScottyC]

I have no skin in the game, but figured that if it was a nice enough product and you can get it on Amazon or where ever else without clicking through a Chinese link, all the better....My spray in liner works fine for me. To the moderator that moved it to the correct forum, thank you. I should've known better but just put it up there for all that are interested can look at it.

 

[rtphokie]

So these are not manufactured or designed by Michelin.

Disappointing. I thought better of Michelin.

 

[Manollo3]

You beat me to it. Michelin doesn’t make bed mats or even the crappy wiper blades that they used to sell at Costco. They just license their name. I prefer the heavy duty rubber bed mats. They are a pain to remove and rinse off (at my age anyway) but they won’t blow out of the bed for the same reason that they are a pain to remove. I have the rough county one. Which looks functionally sort of like the Ford one but its only $99.00. And it feels good on my recently replaced knees. Yes I’m approaching geezerness.

I could not agree more with you. Bought the Rough Country one (used) as well and they are just perfect. Quite easy to remove and water underneath it will not get trapped. Very heavy duty. I would not trust the ones - like this "Michelin" - which fold in half for shipping.

 

[Tinman55]

I recommend WeatherTech. Fits like a glove and really keeps stuff from sliding around. Made is USA as well. Also use their floor mats as well. Not cheap, but very nice.

Ford Maverick ImpactLiner | WeatherTech

 

[vandeda2024]

I've used this
Its American made, a thick heavy rubber, and only $70. Does it have cosmetic blemishes? Yes, but after 1 load of wood I cannot find rhe blemishes anymore

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