BedRug Tundra Bed Liner – Drop-In Protection for 2007-2020 Toyota Tundra
Our BedRug Tundra bed liner delivers complete drop-in protection for 2007-2020 Toyota Tundra truck beds, combining a durable polyethylene top surface with a closed-cell foam base that prevents moisture accumulation and rust formation. Unlike spray-in alternatives, this liner installs in minutes without tools or drilling, preserving your factory bed finish while cushioning cargo and reducing road noise by up to 50%. The multi-piece design contours perfectly to wheel wells and bed corners, providing wall-to-wall coverage that protects paint from scratches, dents, and UV damage.
We engineered this liner specifically for the Tundra's dimensions, ensuring precise fitment across 5.5-foot and 6.5-foot bed configurations. The textured polyethylene surface grips cargo naturally without damaging loads, while remaining easy to clean with just a hose and mild soap. Every BedRug Tundra liner ships with stainless steel fasteners, installation templates, and our lifetime warranty against wear-through.
- Fits 2007-2020 Toyota Tundra 5.5' and 6.5' bed lengths
- Durable polyethylene top surface with closed-cell foam backing
- Drop-in installation in 20 minutes with no drilling required
- Reduces road noise by 50% compared to bare metal beds
- Prevents moisture accumulation and protects against rust
Sizing & fitment for Tundra generations
2007-2013 Tundra Models
Our liner accommodates second-generation Tundra trucks with either the 5.5-foot short bed or 6.5-foot standard bed configuration. We’ve precisely contoured each piece to match the bed’s stamped ribs and wheel well protrusions introduced in the 2007 redesign. The system includes tailgate coverage, bed floor panels, and bulkhead protection that integrate seamlessly with factory tie-down points.
2014-2020 Tundra Models
Third-generation Tundra owners benefit from the same precision fit, with updated templates that account for the revised bed rail design Toyota introduced in 2014. Our liner maintains full compatibility with TRD bed dividers, cargo management systems, and tonneau cover mounting hardware. The multi-piece construction allows access to the integrated 400-watt power outlet found in 2020 model year trucks without requiring liner modification.
Installation process & bed preparation
Installation begins with a thorough cleaning of your Tundra’s truck bed using soap and water to remove dirt, oil, and debris that could affect adhesion of the foam backing. Allow the bed to dry completely before proceeding. We recommend performing the installation in temperatures above 60°F for optimal foam flexibility.
Start by positioning the bed floor sections from front to back, ensuring each piece aligns with the bed’s contours and tie-down locations. The floor panels snap together along precision-cut edges that eliminate gaps where moisture or small cargo could slip through. Next, install the bed rail caps along each side, securing them with the provided stainless steel fasteners that thread into factory mounting points.
Cargo protection & functionality benefits
The BedRug Tundra liner transforms your truck bed into a multi-purpose cargo area that protects everything from landscaping equipment to sports gear. The cushioned surface prevents metal-on-metal contact that causes scratches and dents when hauling toolboxes, motorcycle ramps, or construction materials. We’ve tested the liner with loads exceeding 1,600 pounds distributed across the bed floor without compression set or permanent deformation.
The non-skid texture provides enough grip to prevent cargo shifting during acceleration and cornering, while remaining smooth enough that you can slide heavy items into position without dragging resistance. This balanced surface works equally well for wet or dry loads, maintaining traction even when hauling lumber in rain or snow. Unlike bed mats that trap water underneath, our closed-cell foam construction sheds moisture that enters through the tailgate or bed rails.
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Common questions about the BedRug Tundra liner
We manufacture separate liner kits for each Tundra bed length. When ordering, select either the 5.5-foot (66-inch) short bed version or the 6.5-foot (78-inch) standard bed version based on your truck’s configuration. Both kits fit 2007-2020 Tundra models with the same precision-cut design. Measure your bed from the inside of the closed tailgate to the front bulkhead to confirm which size you need.
Most Tundra owners complete installation in 20 minutes using only basic hand tools. The drop-in design requires no drilling or permanent modification to your truck bed. We include detailed templates and stainless steel fasteners with each kit, and the pieces align naturally with your bed’s contours. The installation process involves cleaning the bed, positioning the floor sections, securing the rail caps, and attaching the tailgate mat. Our video guide demonstrates each step for first-time installers.
Yes, the BedRug Tundra liner maintains full compatibility with most tonneau covers, truck caps, and factory cargo management accessories. The low-profile design doesn’t interfere with cover mounting hardware or bed rail clamps. The liner works with TRD bed dividers and preserves access to factory tie-down points. If you have a tri-fold or roll-up tonneau cover, the liner actually improves the seal by providing a consistent surface height across the bed floor.
Our closed-cell foam backing creates a moisture barrier that prevents water from reaching your Tundra’s factory bed paint. Unlike open-cell materials or rubber mats that trap water underneath, closed-cell foam doesn’t absorb moisture. Any water that enters through the tailgate or bed rails drains naturally through the truck’s factory drain holes without pooling under the liner. This design eliminates the rust formation that occurs when moisture sits against bare metal for extended periods.
Absolutely. The BedRug system removes completely in about 15 minutes, leaving your factory bed paint untouched. Simply remove the stainless steel fasteners securing the rail caps, lift out the interlocking floor sections, and peel off the tailgate mat. This removability gives you flexibility for resale situations where buyers prefer factory beds, or if you need to access the bed for warranty inspections. The liner reinstalls just as easily if you change your mind.
We warrant the BedRug Tundra liner against wear-through and manufacturer defects for as long as you own your truck. This lifetime coverage includes the polyethylene surface, foam backing, and seam integrity. The warranty covers normal use including commercial applications, though it excludes damage from chemical spills, fire, or intentional modification. If your liner develops wear-through from regular cargo hauling, we’ll replace the affected section. Registration is automatic with your purchase, requiring no additional paperwork.
Routine cleaning requires only a garden hose and mild automotive soap. Spray down the textured surface after each messy haul, using a soft-bristled brush for stubborn dirt or mud. For oil or grease stains, apply dish soap directly to the affected area, scrub gently, and rinse thoroughly. The polyethylene material resists petroleum products, so occasional exposure to motor oil or hydraulic fluid won’t damage the liner. Avoid harsh solvents like acetone or MEK, which can degrade polyethylene over time. The liner dries quickly and doesn’t require removal for deep cleaning.