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BedTred Vs. BedRug Bed Liners

Updated on May 5, 2025

Written by

RealTruck Expert Team

Dog standing in the open truck bed on grassy field.

A bed liner not only protects your bed from dents and scratches, it also helps minimize cargo shifting while you drive. BedRug offers a host of bed liner solutions for your truck including the BedTred and BedRug bed liners. To help you choose the best liner for your truck, we compare and contrast the features of these popular truck accessories.

Shared Features

Easy Installation: No tools are required for installation on most vehicles. Minor trimming may be involved depending on your application.
Made in the USA: American-made quality ensures this bed liner is built to last.
Warranty: The liner is backed by a limited lifetime warranty.

Distinguishing Features

BedTred

Material

Car trunk with black carpet and a yellow warning label.

The BedTred liner is made of TPO (thermoplastic olefin). This material is resistant to damage from heat, impacts, and chemicals.

Texture and Appearance

Empty truck bed with the tailgate down, on a paved surface.

BedTred liners are dark gray in color. The surface is smooth, soft, durable, and comfortable. The surface of the liner limits cargo movement while driving.

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BedRug

Material

Close-up of gray carpeted stairs and floor with black grab handles.

The BedRug liner is made of polypropylene, which has been extruded into a resilient, carpet-like material. It’s highly resistant to common chemicals such as battery acid and motor oil.

Texture and Appearance

Front view of pickup truck with open cargo bed, showing gray interior liner and rear window.

BedRug liners are a lighter gray color. They have a carpet-like surface, which is not only durable and comfortable, but also keeps cargo shifting to a minimum.

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