The mat is in good quality. Thickness is good enough for the bed liner. I have the F150, and the mat fitted into the bed. The length of the mat is correct. Just to make sure you order the right size. There are two sizes available - 5.5 ft and 6.5 ft. The only complain that I have is the cut of the mat is not perfect around the wheel well. It has about 1" gap in max around the wheel well. It could be better and to have a slug fit. I can probably cut to a better fit. However, if you consider the price and thickness, this is acceptable.

I have a '95 Full Size Bronco (rust-free!) that I purchased nearly a year ago, and the carpet in the bed was 20 years of nasty. I've had the backseat out of the rig for a while, but I recently decided to remove my rear spare-carrier, as Ford did not design the mounts on the tailgate/body to carry 33s (previous owner had a 35" tire bouncing around on it!).

Mounting the spare inside was the incentive I needed to tear the carpet out, but I needed to replace it with something to soften road noise, to insulate the cab a bit, and to keep my dogs from (hilariously) sliding around. I wasn't going to shell out $$$$ for a professional bed liner in a truck that loves to be dirty, and painting on a bed liner seemed like a lot of work for not much reward. I live in the NM desert, so it's not like I'm going mudding or anything anytime soon. I also wanted something that would allow me to reinstall the back seat in 10 minutes or less, should the need someday arise to haul more passengers than my wife and dogs.

My carpet came out in one large piece with no issues (I still have carpet up front, which reaches to the rear passenger foot-well) so I ordered this bed mat, because I figured, hey, how much could Ford really have changed F-150 bed specs in ~10 years? The good news is, not much.

I used my old carpet as a template, lining up the wheel well cut-outs, which were nearly perfect (I left the carpet remnants on my wheel wells in place, because they were not covered in decades-old CSI nastiness). Then, I used a large permanent marker to trace the areas that I needed to cut out for the four front bolts and larger rear bracket that the rear seat attaches to--you need a lot of light, but a black permanent marker works just fine. Cutting this thing kind of sucks, because it's nearly ¼ inch thick, but it's do-able. I used my Cold Steel Chaos for piercing and drilling, and my M48 Combat Fighting Knife to cut out the larger area. You probably have more appropriate tools, but I take every chance I can get to look like a maniac in my driveway. FYI: the best cutting technique is to cut at an angle while putting tension on the mat--the thicker blade of the M48 knife worked really well for this.

Surprisingly, the mat fits nearly flush. There are around 3.5" that flow down into the passenger foot-well that I could cut off if I really wanted to, but I've got an ancient ammo crate full of tools and liquids on top of it. Hopefully, this will help shape the mat over time. I've also got just enough of a lip on the backside to make up for my deteriorated bottom tailgate seal, which is an added bonus. Combined with the Dee Zee Heavyweight Tailgate Mat , it almost looks like someone knew what they were doing.

If nothing else, I completely transformed the appearance of my cargo area for a little more than $100 and (relatively) little work. I couldn't find anything from Bronco owners related to reconfiguring bed mats meant for F-150s, so I figured I would post this review.

Fits perfectly, very rugged design, as advertised.

Excellent product. I bought mine from Amazon Warehouse "Used, in Like New" condition and that's exactly how it came. Wasn't a mark on it. Fit my 5.5' bed like a glove. It's VERY grippy and will actually take some getting used to. It's both good and bad. I think once the mat gets a bit of dust on it, it wont be so bad. Right now it's almost tacky feeling.

So I'm not sure what else to say about it. Maybe I got lucky regarding the cut/fit of the mat as other reviews mentioned very poor cuts/fit. Mine's perfectly symmetrical and fits great. Also, it cuts down on road noise a bit as well.

If you just use your bed for carrying "everyday" items, then this product is great. If you're hauling sand, gravel, mulch, etc, or are frequently sliding heavy items in and out of your bed, fork over the $ for a spray in liner and forget this thing. Keep in mind, gravity is holding it in place. If you're having palleted items forked into your bed frequently, they'll have to be dropped straight down. There will be no pushing/sliding them forward with the forks because the mat will just slide and bunch up.

I love this thing. Should've been my 2nd accessory after the tonneau cover.

This bed mat took less than 5 minutes to drop in, and was perfectly shaped for my 5.5' bed length. It's fairly heavy so I expect it to last.