BedRug VanTred | VTFT15L | Charcoal | Fits 2015 - 2022 Ford Transit 250 - 350/350 HD Long Wheel Base Black, 148"

Fit my 148" Transit perfectly and is very durable and easy on your knees.

Shipped faster than advertised (to CA) great fit and great price. It’s a lot more rubbery than carpet like.Laid it out in the sun for about 20 min and it relaxed well. It’s very light, and as such didn’t reduce noise as much as I hoped. This is temporary until I figure out a nicer more permanent floor. 10 minute install and way better than bare steel, I can’t complain.

Did not fit as stated

Durable and very nice surface. Padding is tough and will get the job done great. Seems to fit perfect. Needs the side door scuff plate and back scuff plate though if you dont have it. Got mine from junk yard.

The sculpted bottom was a perfect fit and matched the ridged floor of the van (2022 Transit 250, 148wb). Relatively easy to trim to fit the heavy duty bulkhead we have. Looks great and the Wearguard shelving bolted in with no issues on top of it. (Shelving came with spacers made for a bedrug.)

Fits perfectly but material is not strong. A freon tank slid off the shelf and landed handle down the second day I had this installed and it tore straight through the floor mat. Not strong at all. I have ordered diamond plate thresholds for the sliding side door and rear to help. The mat is fine for light duty and walking around but if it takes a direct hit it will rip.

This liners was the first item we put in our van, the noise reduction right off the bat was amazing. It did take a few days to lay flat, and we have decided to tack it to the floor to prevent it from moving or raising up. The texture and surface are great non-slip.

Two different materials, solid upper layer foam under layer that has channels cut to fit the floor.Pros:- Top layer is slightly grippy, about what you'd want for a bed liner.- It really does fit the corrugations in the van floor and matches the wall contours, nice work!Cons:- Corrugations in van floor are not continuous, channels in liner are, so when you walk over this area it pushes in ~3/8 in, although you don't notice any depression when there is no weight on it. Solving this would probably increase the cost substantially though, I'll just throw somethign solid underneath.- Bottom foam layer with channels cut into it is flimsier than I had hoped, and is pretty soft when walking on it. I was expecting something like neoprene, but it is closer to large cell stiff packaging foam (kind of shows in attached picture). I can't really hold this against the BEDRUG though as they don't promise anything specific.