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Rhino liner ... fair price?

Discussion in '2.5 Gen Tundras (2014-2021)' started by doggiecareman, Aug 7, 2021.

  1. Aug 7, 2021 at 5:40 AM
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    doggiecareman [OP] YOLO / Best to do it with a Toyota

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    Have a '21 Tundra DC that I was wondering what a fair price is for having one done? Is it really worth it over a standard factory bed liner? The one sold with my purchase still hasn't arrived and was considering telling them to give me the money back and put it towards the Rhino liner. My TRD Pro I traded in had one and I really liked it, but just trying to determine if it's worth the hassle.
     
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    Last time I did line x it was $599 for the UV. That was a couple years ago.
    I’d say expect $500-700 depending on location and quality maybe $400.
     
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    I have Vortex liners in both my trucks and am very happy with them and the were $400 with a lifetime warranty.
    Rhino is arguably lower quality than Vortex. Vortex is arguably lower quality than Line X. Here Line X runs $600. So an added $400 for me as I have 2 trucks. If I used my trucks for work and had constant rough usage of my bed I would spring the extra bucks for Line X.
    I’d find a Vortex or Bullet applicator over Rhino.
    Though with all of them the prep work is very very important.
     
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  4. Aug 7, 2021 at 12:59 PM
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    Paid $500 for the basic Line-X liner.
     
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  5. Aug 12, 2021 at 3:43 PM
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    Line X here is 690.00 for standard and 775.00 for the upgraded UV coat

    Rhino liner is 650.00 at the three places that I have found that do them

    Here in the Northeast we always get bent over on pricing, similar to the west coast. It's aggrevating. Buddy of mine in Ohio had his Rhino Lined for 400.00 last year.

    Seriously considering a BedRug liner as it will be covered with a Tonneau unless specifically hauling and can easily be removed. I won't be hauling dirt, gravel or mulch as I have a trailer for that. Mostly lumber, firewood, carpentry tools and hunting gear.

    Anyone here tried the new Weather Tech liner/tray?
     
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    @doggiecareman I actually just sent in a request for pricing from a local Line-X dealer and the below is what they sent me

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  7. Aug 12, 2021 at 3:59 PM
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    Plus you don't have to pay sales tax in NH! Wish it were available down here.
     
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    $500 is the average in n tx area
     
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