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People have been using rubber bed mats on lined truck beds for a very long time Who sells the best mats for a short bed? There can be issues with an unlined metal bed and a bed mat in areas where road salt is common if you don't clean out periodically but since tacoma bed is composite that's not a concern.

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Anyone removed the bed before and know what needs to be done I've had my taco for less than 6. I need to move the bed out a little to get to the bolts so that i can remove the side.

Wndering the bed dimensions on new tacomas compared to old

From my research it seems like the only difference is the tailgate bulge Bed , rear bumper , and hitch bolt sizes discussion in ' 2nd gen What is the need to drill holes for, out of curiosity I have a bed cover on over winter and i've never had water pool up in the bed

If an excessive amount does get in the bed, it should roll out when you start driving. Of those that have recently purchased tacos. Which bed option did you go with The long bed (73.5 inches) or the short bed (60 inches).

So, we have been getting an enormous amount of rain lately, and the bed of my tacoma is just filling with water when it isn't driven

I've seen a few of the other threads that have talked about the composite beds but just wanted to add my 2 cents