What Full-Bed Protection Mat do You Recommend for My 2022 F-450 Super Duty with 8 Foot Bed?

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Will this tailgate mat also fit the forward end of the bed? Im ordering the full bed/tailgate mat and would also like one for the front wall of the bed.

asked by: Scott S

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I have a great front coverage solution for you. I confirmed with BedRug that the BedRug Custom Truck Tailgate Mat for Trucks with Bare Beds, Spray-In Liners or Drop-In Liners # BMQ17TG only covers the surface of the bed and tailgate and does not cover the front-most bed wall wall at the cab of your 2022 Ford F-450 Super Duty with an 8-foot bed.

However, we do have a great full-coverage mat that provides the protection you need. For that route, I recommend the BedRug Impact Truck Bed Liner - Trucks w/ Bare Beds or Spray-In Liners - Thermoplastic # BR79VR. With this set, you receive coverage of the front wall, side walls, and wheel wells in addition to the bed's flat surface. It also comes with the tailgate cover as well. With the thermoplastic construction of this mat, you receive better protection against liquids than the carpeted # BRQ17LBK. If you happen to have a spray-in liner, you need the additional Supplemental Installation Kit for BedRug and BedTred Liners # BRZSPRAYON.

expert reply by: Bob C

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