How tough is it because I need something tough to protect truck bed against dirt, sod, rocks, and etc?
1149496
I haven't used it in a truck bed, I have 3 trucks, all have the molded Pentaliner inserts. They cost more but mine have lasted as long as 33 years. I have the original liner in a 1982 Chevy that we haul horse manure in.
1149497
For normal use this stuff is great, but for the kind of use you are doing I would suggest an plastic liner. The cost is more but in the long run you will be a head of the game...
1149498
Rather tough, do a couple layers to be safe with rocks, I use it as bed liner, cover bumpers, Ive done a frame of the truck I'm restoring.
1149499
We used this on plywood flooring in an enclosed trailer. Pretty durable but have had to do a few touch ups a couple times when something hard has dinged it.
1149500
Dirt, sod and rocks should not be aproblem for the surface. However, you could gouge the surface if you slide heavy sharp objects that weigh several hundred pounds on it.
784292
Never trailered it yet but is awesome! I live in Alaska and it keeps the dust, snow, and mud out. Might be worth just pulling it off while trailering.
1655241
I have run over it multiple times with my full size Silverado truck and it holds up fine. I'm not sure if it would hold up to fully loaded semi truck, but I would guess it would.
175736
Its very rugged and waterproof. Mine is mounted on an emergency trailer and gets allot of abuse
1988356
In my honest opinion I dont think that it would hold up very well. It is closer to textured paint rather than truck bed liner like rhino liner or a product like that. It has performed about as well as the stock paint in my truck bed as to resisting scratches.
1668144
I would probably just get a rock or log. This is an OK chock, but is plastic and obviously won't work well on a large vehicle (1 Ton or larger). Also not sure how well it would grip on the dirt.
1362749
I way about 230 and have had these steps on my Dodge for about 6 months now. They have held up through some rough and tough stuff. Go mudding, have gotten stuck where my frame was actually resting on the steps themselves. You won't have any problem at all.
604789
It's very strong/hardy. Frame is hard plastic and grass is rugged turf. Good luck
492608
My wife's is supper tuff. It climbs like no tomorrow, I drove it up a mountain over 400 yards that for a person was all but hands and knees, went just a little to much side hill and it rolled and flipped over rocks and brush and still is ticking. Don't go ramming full blast into stuff and you should be ok.Got parts on line where ever. Love ours it's a supper truck.
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We've had ours for about 4 months now, and it's perfect. The truck isn't garaged, so it sits out in the weather and so far is holding up well. Looks good, is easy to roll up when something is a bit too tall and it seems to be weather/rain proof, protecting whatever is in the bed. Hopefully, yours was just an anomaly.
1531400
It's pretty rugged, I take it all over the place. It's not waterproof but sand and dirt won't matter.
1177969
I've had a pair of these on my fulltime 4x4 for about 4 months with no problems. Not a mud truck.
1425650
Mine has suffered some rough treatment and has survived. Can't be of much help about dirt and oil.
791165
Well it has a 5000 lb limit so I would say that it would just do the job to get you out of mud or sand but I don't know about over rocks or up hills or pulling someone else out. Might be too much stress
1906196
It does not have a cover. Unless you have a flatbed, this is not needed in truck bed. It will fit, bunched around wheel wells, but again, not needed. I use on a flat trailer for small/loose trash, dirt, etc. Then cover with a 6x8 tarp. It's lasted 40-50 trips and no rips or holes.
206728
I've used if for normal loads so far. It seems quite solid so I would expect a wheelbarrow load of dirt for example to be no problem.
671084
I haven't had any issues with it, but then, I don't handle it all that rough.The same company also makes the JobRocker, which has a guard rail around it and is meant to be rough and tumble... might be worth looking into...