5.5 bed matt

Does the 2021 Tundra bed Matt fit the 2022 bed ?

 

Doubtful with the new composite bed but I am sure someone on here knows for sure.

 

It is not a perfect match, you will need to cut it on the sides close to the tailgate to make it fit.

 

Life Hack - buy a Horse Stall Mat from Tractor Supply. $49 and way more durable. Trim to fit with a box cutter. Almost 1" thick, weighs close to 100#. Very durable.

 

As Novotz21 say's...Life hack. My Idea of the same life hack.... ( for us older guys who don't work hard or very much any more )

• Go to your nearest discount store and pick up a $18 throw rug... pick a color / pattern to match. ( whatever floats your boat )
• Cut the rug to fit the 5'5" bed. Use the cut off piece for the tail gate. ( just do some measuring... no biggie... you'll figure it out)
• Get good 3m velcro and stick to the bottom of the cut off for the tail gate. ( I also use Silicone for more holding power )
• Go to Rural King / tractor supply and pick up some rolled rubber. ( I used 1/4".... cost me $14.50 ....again do some math to figure out how much you will need ) Cut pieces to fit snug in the bottom of the ridges. ( skinny / wide ) Cut second set just about 1/2" wider for the top ( stack 2 pc.. seemed to be easier than cutting 1/2" on an angle to fit the groves...??? ) use silicone to glue together. ( use a board / plywood to cut on... make two cuts instead of one big one... Wear a good set of gloves! )

You'll be out the door in the $40 range and about 2 1/2 hrs of work. If you destroy the rug... buy a new one for $18. (not out $300 for a store bought bed mat )
Any questions let me know... sorry the pictures are not very good.

 

A Horse Matt works pretty good. It's heavy and hard to trim although.

 

I just used .5” thick horse stall mats. Pretty easy to trim to size with a large square and box cutter. Just as good as the Toyota bed mat I had in my Tacoma.

 

I like this…in my case (with the various stuff I haul) I would just never keep it clean and I would need to redo the process every 6-8 weeks.

Amazing all the ideas one can get (life hacks) on these forums though…much appreciated.

 

This right here ...

I've run stall mats in my beds since about 2008 and hands down cheapest and best option! Nothing and I mean nothing dents or damages my bed/spray in liner, etc... Also, things don't slide around any more; boxes, tools, etc. all stay put. Crawling around on your knees on the mat is reasonably comfortable, and the only draw back is there are no drain channels under your stuff if you leave things in the bed, on top of the mat, while it's raining, etc.

Additional benefits... Stable/flat footing for dogs if you have them in your bed. I ran mine w/a dog box sitting on top of the stall mat, and it was the perfect combo. Lastly, the extra weight in the bed helps w/bed bounce if you live somewhere that gets your bed dancing.

 

how much did you end up paying for this?

my dealer wants $225

 

Can't rememeber but ordered from sparks toyota, but here it is on Amazon

Toyota Genuine Tundra Black Rubber Bed Mat (5.5ft Short Bed) PT318-34221-SB

https://www.amazon.com/TOYOTA-Tundr...=1655562704&sprefix=PT318-34221,aps,76&sr=8-2

 

Talk to your dealer about price matching.

Sparks will charge you a ton for shipping, Amazon is free shipping for most folks so your dealer (in order to get/keep your business) should at least trying to price match at the Amazon price as it’s stated.

 

Dam, I picked up mine for a 6.5ft bed for $135.70 at local dealer.

 

I got my 5.5 oem bed mat from the dealership for $180
Works very well. I recommend it.

 

Same here. Tundra stamped 5.5 2022 fit, $180 from the dealership.

 

Just ordered the 6.5 from a Joseph Toyota Cincinnati for $142 shipped… FREESHIP is code for orders over $75…

 

Sucks for us 6.5 guys as most stall mats are 4x6. And I like having it go full width of the box. Local store said something about a 12x12 Mat but it was considerable more $ than just getting a ready made bed mat

 

Here's my set up.
Bought a full BEDRUG liner for my 2013 F150 (back in 2013), used it for 4 years, then transferred it to my 2017 Tundra. It fill almost perfectly, minus the tailgate piece, which I bought separately for the 2017.
Sides of the BEDRUG didn't fit the new 2022 Tundra at all (way too tall and different shape/mold), but the bottom piece fits perfectly, so I just cut the sides off, trimmed a little of the bottom sides, and Velcro'ed it to my 2022 bed. Tailgate piece from 2017 Tundra fits nicely on the 2022.

I love it, kids love it, and when its time to get dirty I just tarp up.
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