rubber bed mats at TSC ???

[kebo]

Want to get a bed mat from TSC for my Silverado and wondering what's the best way to trim one to fit? I suppose you can use pieces of cardboard to make patterns for the wheel well cutouts. How did you cut yours? What tool works the best to cut them? Thanks.

 

[Rustyiron]

They used to be cut to fit your particular truck, but I've trimmed one with a utility knife with a new blade.

 

[Diamondpilot]

I always get one to fit perfectly from Amazon or the dealer.

Chris

 

[Fordman1981]

Want to get a bed mat from TSC for my Silverado and wondering what's the best way to trim one to fit? I suppose you can use pieces of cardboard to make patterns for the wheel well cutouts. How did you cut yours? What tool works the best to cut them? Thanks.

A jigsaw with a fine blade is the fastest easiest way to cut them. Or like others have suggested get the precut one for your truck.

 

[skipmarcy]

Over the years I've bought 2 for different Nissan trucks and 2 for different F250 trucks and they all 4 fit perfectly. Last one I bought was for my current F250 and I think it cost me $79 at Rural King.

 

[ultrarunner]

I bought mine from J C Whitney and no complaints as to price or quality...

Have bed mats in both my trucks... protects, minimizing sliding and enhances quiet...

 

[schmism]

, minimizing sliding and enhances quiet...

Which always seems to work against me. When i want sliding bedliner i have a sticky rubber bed mat. when i want a non-slide rubber bed mat, it bunches up and slides out of the way.