Yukon Master Overhaul kit for '86 and newer Toyota 8" diff w/OEM ring & pinion

While this was made for the RAM 1500 classic with Ramboxes I installed in a 2025 with Ram boxes. It fit perfectly only needing to trim for bed lights and tiedowns. Same as classic.

Toyota Tundra 6'7" truck bed. . . and this fit perfectly. It was also easy to install. . . I did it myself! (a girl) So much better on my knees when I have to crawl in the back of the pickup. I highly recommend this product.

It's exactly what it's advertised to be. It took me a little bit longer to install because I have disabilities but I was able to get everything done easily. Enough looks great. Seems very durable and now my base layer for my camping set up is complete. I love that when I'm climbing or crawling my knees, no longer hurt and when camping the carpet feels good on bare feet

This is my 3 bedrug in 6 yrs, because it was such an awesome product out of the gate. With this newest design, they no longer sow on the Velcro strips to the cab side of the rug. They just provide the small strips that attach to the bed walls and expect it to stick to the rug. Which it doesn't, especially on the F150 contoured wall. Even worse, they still sow the long strips to the sides of the rug. Weird! Poor change in design if this is a fact. Unless RealTruck just didn't want to replace it, and no reason to believe that the case. Always great service from these guys. Leave a comment if your new bedrug come without the sown on velco stipes on the bed cab side. The cool thing is, I was able to cut the center portion at the tailgate to accommodate my Pro Access. Just used two sided tape on the sides and wrapped the bottom of the door piece under the work platform. Then tucked the bed piece in between the tailgate. Hold great and looks awesome!

This is the second one of these that I've owned. They make crawling around in the bed a non-issue for your knees and provide a padded, non-abrasive surface for cargo. The nice thing is being able to still hose out the bed. My only issue with my latest liner is that because my bed already had a spray in liner, I had to order the additional 'adhesive promoter' kit. The kit gives you just enough promoter to do the job and not a bit more. The applicator sponges also self destructed when applying the adhesive promoter. With both of my BedRug liners, I've used a tonneau cover so adhesion to the bed is not really a big deal. As far as I can tell, the velcro strips have adequately adhered to the bed of the truck so that the bed liner is secured. The liner fit perfectly but you do have to make a few cuts for your tie down hooks. I really love these liners, they increase the utility of my truck bed and they look great. You do need to be aware that they can be ripped by sharp items. They are pretty robust if you take care when loading stuff that would likely rip the bed rug. Every one that uses my truck also compliments what a great product this is. I am very pleased with my BedRug. My previous one lasted for the four years I owned that truck, and looked like new even after hauling firewood and 3/4 minus gravel loads. A shop vac and a hose will make the thing look good as new.