If you own a truck, there are a variety of reasons to know the dimensions of your truck bed. The primary reason is to assess the capacity for transport. In simple terms, you need to know the amount you can haul before attempting to transfer something that is too big.

Maybe you’re planning to furnish your truck with a few accessories. Looking at your bed or following the manufacturer’s specifications for size isn’t always the best way to get the desired outcomes. Vehicle manufacturers hide important information like bed length to keep you from bolting aftermarket accessories by being as obscure and complex as possible. But it doesn’t end there. The mentality of “the dealership knows and does the best” continues with manufacturers who blatantly mold a gigantic emblem in the middle of your liner. No worries, we take pride in ripping that junk plastic right out and replacing it with a spray-in bedliner that will outlast the vehicle itself! If you would like to have this done by one of our professionals, click here to locate an applicator in your area. Otherwise, read on to learn more about how to correctly measure your truck bed.

We’ve created an overview of the best way you can measure the dimensions of your trucks bed accurately. Let’s start with the basics , before moving into special applications, and measurement methods. Let’s get started.