Bedliner - Drop-in vs Spray-in - Help me Decide!

[mechgingeneet]

Does the DIBL get in the way of the bed extender option?

I don't believe so, I've seen images from Ford that have the bed extender in the DIBL.

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[Richard_K]

Hello, I just picked up my 2024 Maverick hybrid. I prefer the protection from the SIBL. Had one on my Tundra last 5 years and love it still. For the cover I have lived with a BAK Flip but will wait for black Friday sales for the cover. BAK X4 Revolver X4 looks like a great option.

https://realtruck.com/p/bak-revolve...8BPhXNzqKfJQtkZw36u5zpdlfO_JxEjQaAsOQEALw_wcB

 

[FahnHup]

get the ford visa - no annual fee, spend the max u can on the CC ($2500 i think) to get 3x points (7500 total). $6k spend each year = $200 back = 3% cash back. 3% on car insurance and parking fees.

you'll need the ford visa to prevent your ford points from expiring unfortunately.

 

[hdave]

First time truck owner here..
After getting a drop in, I'd always recommend spray-in.
- Drop-in isn't waterproof unless you spend time making it.
- Drop-in requires some time and effort to install. If I factor in the cost of my time, I'd have been better off getting spray-in done somewhere.
- Spray-in looks better visually, and is also more durable.

 

[todd92]

2 of my 3 trucks have SIBL, one has a DIBL. Absolutely love the SIBL, one is Line-X one is Ford OEM, no negatives whatsoever. Hate the DIBL, slippery, PIA taking the covers on and off to get to the tie downs, sharp edges when attaching and detaching tie-downs, tie down point difficult to reach. I guess if you never use the tie downs and want stuff to slide easy then you might like it. It came with the truck, Ford OEM, I bought new the 2018 RCLB XL for 23.500 OTD, wasn't going to quibble about it.

 

[Jah.]

Have modified ford ranger dibl ( Craigslist $25 )cut to fit maverick . Like that some things slide for easier unloading . Use divider boards to keep other things in place . my tie downs still usable if needed .

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