BedRug vs. BedTred
JK Enthusiast
Joined: Aug 2012
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From: San Diego
I have the BedTred in my JKU and really like it. I only have the front (so far) so I can't really comment on the dog hair issue yet. I did, however, have one of my dogs vomit (a LOT... I honestly don't know where it all came from) directly into the front floorboard while sitting in the passenger seat. I pulled it out, hosed it off (along with the floor of the Jeep), let it dry a little, then put it back in. It was quick, easy, and still looks as good as new. 
My only concern about the rear section and dog hair is that I usually have the back seats folded down and it doesn't cover that. So I'd still have dog hair on the carpet-like material used on the back of the seats unless I put down a blanket. And I get a lot of dog hair (although not usually that much dirt... I had just picked up some sod for the yard):
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My only concern about the rear section and dog hair is that I usually have the back seats folded down and it doesn't cover that. So I'd still have dog hair on the carpet-like material used on the back of the seats unless I put down a blanket. And I get a lot of dog hair (although not usually that much dirt... I had just picked up some sod for the yard):
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Look up a company called canvas back. I have their rear cargo liner. At this point I've pulled the carpet and most the canvas back liner, except for the piece that covers my seat back. it works really well and the seat back material naturally sticks to the hard sided velco. This would compliment your BedTred very well.
JK Enthusiast
Joined: Jan 2013
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From: Steilacoom, WA
I wouldn't waste time with Velcro. It takes a lot of time is frustrating and doesn't stay in place. The fit isn't perfect but I have one of the early runs and maybe it improved. That being said I really like it. Easy to clean and take out.
JK Freak
Joined: Jan 2011
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From: Woodstock, Georgia
I didn't use any of the Velcro for my BedTread install. No problems w it at all. Love it.
JK Super Freak
Joined: Sep 2010
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From: Central Ny
How do you deal with the storage cubby access ? Could the Bed Tred material be cut on either side of cubby so that a section lfts up with the lid ? I use the cubby a lot, so access is important. I would Velcro that section to prevent lifting, flapping from open air riding.
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JK Enthusiast
Joined: Jul 2014
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From: Bluffton SC
Getting ready to pull the trigger on these thinking of doing the BedRug in the front to keep the carpet look and going with the BedTred in the rear,. Looked at some pics but I can not really see how the back storage compartment access is. Can anyone provide a pic or details... I would appreciate it tremendously
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JK Enthusiast
Joined: Jan 2011
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From: denver, co
the cargo kit comes with a liner for the storage kit...i opted not to use it & stuck with the oe storage tub and cover as it offers some rigidity for my 100lb dog to trample on...the bedtred lays over top of the cover just fine and has velcro on the end that adheres to the carpet on the cover...i did have to do some trimming on the end of the bedtred where it meets the tailgate to keep it from bunching when shutting the tailgate...i'll snap a few pics & post them up!
Last edited by resQace; Jun 17, 2015 at 07:55 PM.