Santa Ana-based Line-X, a maker of spray-on truck bed liners, has been acquired for undisclosed terms by private equity firm Graham Partners of suburban Philadelphia. Washington, D.C.-based Allied ...

There are many kinds of bedliners, ranging from rubber mats to outdoor carpet material, available from aftermarket manufacturers, but just two types are available directly from manufacturers: either a ...

As everyone knows, the first thing that gets damaged and dinged on a truck is the bed. If you own motorcycles, haul cargo, or use it for work, the truck bed takes a lot of abuse. To us, that's just ...

The bed of your truck is exposed to many things — extreme weather conditions, a lot of sun/UV light, and the pressure of being filled with whatever you're loading it with. All these elements can lead ...

Nobody writes country songs about the bed liner, but without it, your truck would look beat to hell in no time. Every load of gravel, every busted pallet, and every Home Depot run — even riding in the ...

Spray-on bedliners are worth investigating if you own a pickup truck. Since we appreciate our vehicles, we always want to take care of them and make them look their best, and we can't ignore the bed.

It's a great feeling driving a shiny new or gently used pickup truck off the vehicle lot and imagining all the materials you will haul in it. You might wonder how you will maximize the cubic feet of ...

While trucks are evolving to appeal to the folks who once drove Lincolns and Cadillacs, they’re also built to appeal to working men and women. Cut out all the creature comforts, and you still have a ...

We may receive a commission on purchases made from links. If you own a pickup, it's safe to assume you'll haul things around in it. While there's no reason for you not to get the most out of your ...

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If there was ever a singular phrase that was drilled into your author’s head as a young lad, it was “Always protect your investment” (just ahead of “Why are the cops on our doorstep?”). My parents ...