I don't mean to make you feel bad or anything, but allow me to clarify a few things. First, the auto dealer can't fix a Toff bedliner problem, he sends it to a Toff dealer. Toff does NOT offer a nationwide lifetime warranty like LINE-X. So, if you have a problem and the Toff dealer is no longer in business, you have no warranty. Maybe the auto dealership offered you a lifetime warranty. If that's the case, I hope you got that in writing. Second, you don't have "bedliner", you have a slip resistant surface. The Toff OEM's are VERY thin, about 30 to 40 mils on the floor only. To give you a reference, 40 mils is about the thickness of a dime. LINE-X bedliners are up to about 125 mils on the floor which provides WAY more impact protection.

The Dodge, Nissan, and Gulf States Toyota OEM bedliners are thin also. The Dodge and Gulf States bedliners are a bit thicker than Toff's OEM, they're about 70 mils.

Bottom line is that the current "OEM" bedliners are a rip-off for the money. I'm not saying they are bad products, I'm saying they are not a very good bargain.

I thought I should mention that I know the thickness because I have a device that measures the thickness. This is a Toff bedliner, but it's not the Ford OEM Toff bedliner.


This is the Ford/Toff OEM approved bedliner. You can almost just look at it to see how thin it is.