OEM Bedliner Pictures and Thoughts
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Received my bedliner the other day (as well as my cargo cover). It looks quiet durable, made of a dark plastic, and slides right into place without any additional modification. Here's a pic of it in my 08 CS w/ 2 zone airconditioning. It fits perfectly and snug. My only complaint is that there is not an access area to the left storage box behind the bedliner.
Edit: My Droid phone's camera was a bit fuzzy today.
Edit: My Droid phone's camera was a bit fuzzy today.
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I ordered the shorter sided OE version when I purchased my 06. I wanted it for trips to the garden center -- the dog etc. The Porsche stuff is nice because it really fits -- the one for my Benz wagon is not as nice.
Things do slid around on mine - like the plastic gas can for the mowers - it is much firmer/ harder than say rubber floor mats.
The high sided one looks very nice. I have never needed to protect the sides on mine but I can see how that would be nice on occasion. When I'm not using mine I normally store it under the car -- it fits between the wheels and must be stored flat - not sure if that one will fit when you drive in and out.
I just hose it off
Things do slid around on mine - like the plastic gas can for the mowers - it is much firmer/ harder than say rubber floor mats.
The high sided one looks very nice. I have never needed to protect the sides on mine but I can see how that would be nice on occasion. When I'm not using mine I normally store it under the car -- it fits between the wheels and must be stored flat - not sure if that one will fit when you drive in and out.
I just hose it off
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We shall see! The bedliner isn't exactly grippy like the one short sided one yeldogt has. North Scottsdale has the bedliner for $185 + tax; they flew mine in from California. I think there's 2 more available. The 4-zone AC one's have to be shipped from Germany for some reason....no extra cost though, just wait time.
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Wow, talk about a waterproof containment area! Looks like it would work great for storing ice cubes for those hot AZ tailgate parties!!![cherrsagai](https://rennlist.com/forums/graemlins/drink.gif)
Just kidding! Looks good & rugged the way it's supposed to.
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are those little molded ledges(pic #2) supposed to be able to support some sort of platform?
nice, I might have to trade up from my weather tech version, it holds water and dirt but the carpet on the sides and back still get dirty and scuffed up from people tossing ski boots in the back.
nice, I might have to trade up from my weather tech version, it holds water and dirt but the carpet on the sides and back still get dirty and scuffed up from people tossing ski boots in the back.
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are those little molded ledges(pic #2) supposed to be able to support some sort of platform?
nice, I might have to trade up from my weather tech version, it holds water and dirt but the carpet on the sides and back still get dirty and scuffed up from people tossing ski boots in the back.
nice, I might have to trade up from my weather tech version, it holds water and dirt but the carpet on the sides and back still get dirty and scuffed up from people tossing ski boots in the back.
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Depending on which A/C zone system you have....
955-044-000-15 (2 Zone A/C)
955-044-000-16 (4 Zone A/C)
Please verify that with your whom you order the bed liner from; a few places on the net do not differentiate part #'s, but rather depend on a single # with a selection of 2 Zone or 4 Zone A/C.
Good luck!
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Chris,
Depending on which A/C zone system you have....
955-044-000-15 (2 Zone A/C)
955-044-000-16 (4 Zone A/C)
Please verify that with your whom you order the bed liner from; a few places on the net do not differentiate part #'s, but rather depend on a single # with a selection of 2 Zone or 4 Zone A/C.
Good luck!
Depending on which A/C zone system you have....
955-044-000-15 (2 Zone A/C)
955-044-000-16 (4 Zone A/C)
Please verify that with your whom you order the bed liner from; a few places on the net do not differentiate part #'s, but rather depend on a single # with a selection of 2 Zone or 4 Zone A/C.
Good luck!