Anyone know of a place where I can find good quality truck bed liners? I'm specifically looking for something to put in the bed of an Avalanche, and it must have some mechanism for holding a 4-wheeler in place. This could be in the form of grooves for the wheels to sit in, or some sort of strap contraption... any suggestions are appreciated. Thanks!

 

Do they still make those? I thought everything was sprayed on these days.

 

You know, that's totally possible. I checked the chevy website to look for one and there wasn't even a glimmer of mention.

 

We just have about 9000 rachet tie downs for the 4 wheelers. My big bike gets 3-4, my boyfriend's sport quad gets 2 and the pit bike 1.

 

Is that with the tailgate up or down? The Avalanche has a really short bed (only 64", and our 4-wheeler is 70", or 67" from the front bump to the back of the rear wheel). So we have to have the tailgate down while we transport this bad boy. Will bungee cords/ratchet tie downs keep it secure so it does not fall off the back?

 

Line-X is the best of the spray ons, unless you plan to be on your knees a lot in the bed

Drop ins suck (my truck came with one, which I will leave in as I don't know how much I want to invest in it anymore). Get line-X and a track system for the tie downs.

Mike

 

I'm not sure if this is what you're looking for, but I've had good luck with rubberized bed mats. They certainly don't protect the sides, but do a great job at protecting the floor of the bed. Being constructed of thick rubber they also do a commendable job of preventing things of sliding around in the box. They are also relatively inexpensive and drop right in. Your truck should have tie-downs that will easily accommodate ratchet or pull type nylon straps.

Terry

 

oooo, my atv won't fit in the Avalanche either. We always transport him with the bed closed, just because its a heavy bike. Either that or the trailer. No bungee cords! You can also get one of the bed extenders. We've transported the lighter bikes with the tailgate down, with them stacked on each other, but its a scary sight.

 

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