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Here's what it took to make the 12V ports snap into the DIBL: https://www.mavericktruckclub.com/forum/threads/drop-in-bed-liner-installed-better-than-expected.12988/post-270998

How big of campers are y'all managing to tow at 2,000lbs (hybrid max) ls or 4,000lbs (turbo 4x4 max)? The Bed holds a good bit more in the bed than I expected. Turns out bicycles don't need their front tire removed to fit despite all the suggestions to carry bikes. It's not a bad size for our...

Man, that's a bummer. When installing the drop in bedliner originally I was able to reuse the hardware but had to install these goofy spacer looking washers that keep the bolt heads from crushing the plastic.

Also FYI, the DIBL will not protect the entire tailgate when you're sliding things in and out:

Not always. Designers often develop it (maybe in the USA) and shop their design to manufacturers for production estimates (maybe in China).

Anyone else shopping for a truck box that fits between the 53" bed rails and over the wheel wells? Anybody know any that are a good fit without much over the rail height? I don't think the market has anything to offer yet but plastic swing boxes, as of April 2022. Post links if you see...

What became apparent about my undersized holes, was the spacing washer installed under the tie off points. When I tightened down and sandwiched the liner between the body and washers, it's rotomolded plastic properties became apparent. It squished down like foam in a way that probably isn't good...

As someone who's installed this, I can now say this does not qualify as a "DROP IN" Bed Liner. Opportunities for improvement: 1) Include factory dots for bolt hole locations for all fasteners on the exposed side of the installed bed (instead of inside) 2) make the pocket covers installed over...