The fact that you said this is mind blowing. Someone out there was like I have a great business idea - what is it? I am going to sell people DIRT... No one is going to pay for that, Dirt is free and everywhere. Hold my beer.
I guess context is everything. Just moved into a new-build which the yard had no topsoil. Desert problems. Nothing shittier than spending 10k to fill a hole. Yard looks great btw
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Absolutely crazy - Im dealing with peoples problems all day when I could have been making 10k selling dirt... No one will complain about it - what can they say my dirt wasn't dirty enough? At least the yard is looking good tho.I guess context is everything. Just moved into a new-build which the yard had no topsoil. Desert problems. Nothing shittier than spending 10k to fill a hole. Yard looks great btw
Not for the end user.. I think he's playing dirty.
Haha, sorry for the confusion there, my bad! What I was trying to get at with "extra cushion" was more about whether the mat could give extra protection to your stuff in the bed. When things slide around because the bed isn’t non-slip enough, it can really mess things up if there's too much movement or acceleration.Extra cushion? It's a truck bed!
Less rattle? My bed already doesn't rattle. Is this a problem?
Better grip? After over 40 years of using trucks with painted steel beds, painted aluminum beds, spray-in bed liners and plastic tub bed liners I have come to the conclusion that the stock bed in the Cybertruck has the perfect amount of grip, never too slippery to walk on, even in the rain on a steep driveway, but not so rough or grippy that I can't slide all kinds of cargo in with an easy push.
I also don't understand people who worry about scratches in a truck bed. Really? That's just the mental illness talking. Scratches in the bed of a truck from normal use don't even impact the resale value, because sane people simply don't care.
The best part is no part and the Cybertruck comes ready to haul cargo out of the gate. Liners just reduce the height of the cargo that fit under the tonneau and prevent access to the bed tie down D-rings. If the liner has holes cut to access the D-rings then it's not much of a liner, is it! Women use panty liners because they menstruate. Trucks don't menstruate, no liner needed!
But if one liner is good, then wouldn't two liners be even better? You know, to protect the under-liner from scratches. Because scratches in my truck bed would keep me up at night
Honestly, there are loads I don't want directly in my bed, sand comes to mind. I simply line it with a tarp with no holes. bed liners need holes to access the tie downs so I would still use a tarp to haul a load of sand or other messy loads (like manure).
Hey @That Beast Mode @ABILISK Big congrats—you two have snagged this giveaway!
