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Just got this bed mat in today to replace the original one I had to cut to size. This one was cheap, but is custom made specifically for the Rivian.
Please share any photos / links of bed mats you have tried and are happy with. Considered the EV1, but those hexagons look like they would catch quite a bit a dirt and require removal every time to clean. Others have cross patterns that also look like they'd collect a lot of dirt. Would love to find a good full rubber mat that's form fit for the Rivian.
See my combined accessory list of all accessories I've tried or am using at this link......
www.rivianforums.com/forum/threads/accessories-floor-console-organizer-tesla-charger-adapter-phone-mount-bed-mat-etc.6246/
Compared with my old one, not sure which one I prefer. Am going to try the new one out for a while. The one I had (see prior post and photo below) was a very heavy duty rubber mat that laid in there pretty flat. This one, while cut specifically to fit the Rivian, is a notably lighter plastic/rubber combination material that bows up a little bit in some places. They say to let it get warm and it should flatten out.
With my old one, it didn't go around the wheel wells whereas this one does, but that was never a problem for me. We'll see if this one flattens out a looks a little more natural.
One advantage to the new one being a much lighter material is that the spare tire well cover now stays up on its own when open. The other mat was too heavy for the shocks and had to prop it up. But, being much heavier duty, it offered great protection and didn't move a millimeter when driving around. This one shouldn't move either since it's form fit, but could possibly buckle up a little if wind gets in there the right way.
Since it has some plastic in its material, it looks a little cheaper as well. The other mat was all thick rubber only (see both images below).
Will provide an update in a few weeks on my final verdict.
Any thoughts on which one you prefer?
Here's the Amazon link for the mat I got.
www.amazon.com/RIVIGEAR-Weather-Compatible-Heavy-Duty-Durable/dp/B0C2TV2J9G/ref=sr_1_15?crid=1DIJRNMYDP4D5&keywords=rivian+bed&qid=1687427827&sprefix=rivian+bed%2Caps%2C143&sr=8-15&ufe=app_do%3Aamzn1.fos.006c50ae-5d4c-4777-9bc0-4513d670b6bc
This is the new one installed......
This is the one I took out......
Please share any photos / links of bed mats you have tried and are happy with. Considered the EV1, but those hexagons look like they would catch quite a bit a dirt and require removal every time to clean. Others have cross patterns that also look like they'd collect a lot of dirt. Would love to find a good full rubber mat that's form fit for the Rivian.
See my combined accessory list of all accessories I've tried or am using at this link......
www.rivianforums.com/forum/threads/accessories-floor-console-organizer-tesla-charger-adapter-phone-mount-bed-mat-etc.6246/
Compared with my old one, not sure which one I prefer. Am going to try the new one out for a while. The one I had (see prior post and photo below) was a very heavy duty rubber mat that laid in there pretty flat. This one, while cut specifically to fit the Rivian, is a notably lighter plastic/rubber combination material that bows up a little bit in some places. They say to let it get warm and it should flatten out.
With my old one, it didn't go around the wheel wells whereas this one does, but that was never a problem for me. We'll see if this one flattens out a looks a little more natural.
One advantage to the new one being a much lighter material is that the spare tire well cover now stays up on its own when open. The other mat was too heavy for the shocks and had to prop it up. But, being much heavier duty, it offered great protection and didn't move a millimeter when driving around. This one shouldn't move either since it's form fit, but could possibly buckle up a little if wind gets in there the right way.
Since it has some plastic in its material, it looks a little cheaper as well. The other mat was all thick rubber only (see both images below).
Will provide an update in a few weeks on my final verdict.
Any thoughts on which one you prefer?
Here's the Amazon link for the mat I got.
www.amazon.com/RIVIGEAR-Weather-Compatible-Heavy-Duty-Durable/dp/B0C2TV2J9G/ref=sr_1_15?crid=1DIJRNMYDP4D5&keywords=rivian+bed&qid=1687427827&sprefix=rivian+bed%2Caps%2C143&sr=8-15&ufe=app_do%3Aamzn1.fos.006c50ae-5d4c-4777-9bc0-4513d670b6bc
This is the new one installed......
This is the one I took out......
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