[Wilson001]

I recently bought a 2012 Tundra and carry my yak around alot to.It came with a drop in bed liner.Looked into getting LineX done.Real nice but pricey.Plan B is to get Weathertech' underliner to protect the paint and keep the drop in.

The Weathertech lining will probably be worthwhile. I bought the OEM Tundra mat about a month ago. The thing takes a beating like a champ lol looks like hell but super grippy and really stops the yak from sliding around.

I'm looking into Boonedox Bed extender for my kayak. It seems pretty light but sturdy.

For what its worth, most reviews suggest that it works really well with Tundras.

 

[SLOTundra]

Line-x is FAR superior to Rhino liner FWIW.

 

[Bernie P.]

Wilson have a look at these- Truck Bed Extender
HF often has coupons you can use and get it for even less.I looked at other mats for around the same price as WT but they're all thicker and would raise the drop in to much.

 

[blackgts2002]

I am guessing it will 'sand' the kayak a bit if you slide it in and out. Hell mine leaves wood particles behind from 2x4s.

 

[Wilson001]

Wilson have a look at these- Truck Bed Extender
HF often has coupons you can use and get it for even less.I looked at other mats for around the same price as WT but they're all thicker and would raise the drop in to much.

That's the exact item I've been looking at. I'm wondering if it would scrape my inclined driveway, though. 29.5 lbs shipping weight vs. 16lbs for the Boonedox Aluminum... I'm still thinkin'.

I fish saltwater, so long-term corrosion might be something for me to think about to. My fishing buddy's Harbor Freight extender rusted out after two years, but he's good at welding.

70$ sure does look better than 190$ though!

...yeah, I over analyze almost everything I buy for my truck :banghead: