Seems like its not anti-slip though from what I heard, just a warning for those expecting a rubbery type of mat. Doesn't look really friendly for the knees either for those expecting cushion. There are universal traditional rubber mats that you could probably DIY, but you'd need to either make a hinge and ensure its not overly heavy, or just relegate the Brunk to emergency supplies storage.I have the bed mat. Fits well and doesn't hinder the brunk opening. I just attach the clips near front of SC and not rear ones since it is too much hassle to keep unclipping to access the brunk. Very light plasticy material. It gives me piece of mind in not damaging the bed.
It actually is not bad on the knees and heavy stuff won't slide. Light stuff will slide around. Kind of pricey for what it is, but I am satisfied with it.Seems like its not anti-slip though from what I heard, just a warning for those expecting a rubbery type of mat. Doesn't look really friendly for the knees either for those expecting cushion. There are universal traditional rubber mats that you could probably DIY, but you'd need to either make a hinge and ensure its not overly heavy, or just relegate the Brunk to emergency supplies storage.
Only problem is that doesn't protect the tailgate.
To clarify a few things. The bed matt is like a hard rubber feeling and there is some texture. I just don't think it is as soft as some had expected. Think some were saying it felt like "hard plastic" but to me you can tell it is rubber it is just a bit firm.The one I think I'm getting (the already worthless reservation site now seems completely broken so my name isn't on it with Hyundai anyway) has the cargo package and bed extender included, so I don't know that I'll have a choice. I was disappointed to hear that it was a hard plastic, as I did want something to keep stuff from sliding around in the bed. I might try to do a rubberized undercoating or bedliner treatment on the bed mat to see if I can make it grippy since I'll have it anyway.
I am surprised to hear it takes up an inch of vertical room. I didn't think it would be that thick.
My last truck had a bedliner AND a bed matt..... that's the OCD AR story of my life...... 🤷♂️ 🤣My last 3 trucks had no bed liner...because every scratch and every dent tells a story...A story that is part of my life history.
After getting into the bed on my knees, the first thought was that I needed something to soften the pain. For $190, the dealer bed mat is nice but the price is too steep. I settled on some gym floor tiles from Home Depot for $20. It is a pack of 6 tiles and you only need 4 of them. Just cut it to size the bed rails.Can't decide if I should line the bed or just start scratching it up now and get it over with. What is everyone thinking?
This seems like a great option. I wonder how they’ll handle the water that leaks in?I settled on some gym floor tiles