Wondering what a Rhino liner install costs? We conducted a national survey of Line-X and Rhino Liner installers and we learned that the national average install price is $470.41. That’s nearly $100 more than a DualLiner (which, for the record, does a better job of protecting your truck bed).
However, that’s not the whole story. Rhino Liner installation costs vary from state to state and region to region, as do installation times and installer availability.
Rhino Liner Install Prices By Region
According to our survey data, the region with the highest average spray-in installation cost of $520 included the states of Connecticut, New York, New Jersey, Massachusetts, Vermont, New Hampshire, Maine, Maryland, Pennsylvania, and Rhode Island. If you live in one of these states, a Rhino liner is probably going to cost $100 more than a DualLiner.
On the other hand, if you’re fortunate enough to live in or near Houston, Texas, you just might be able to buy a Rhino Liner for about the same cost as a DualLiner – our survey showed the average cost in that region of the country was $390.
But the real question is, why would you want a Rhino Liner when a DualLiner is better?
- None of the spray-in liners offer the dent protection of the DualLiner’s hard plastic sidewalls and thick rubber floor, which absorb dents.
- The DualLiner’s ZeroSkid® rubber floor locks down cargo in a way that no spray-on coating can match, not to mention that the rubber floor doesn’t scuff or damage cargo the way that a rough spray-on coating can.
- According to PickupTrucks.com, the DualLiner’s warranty is superior to the warranty offered by Rhino Linings (which, for the record, doesn’t warranty their product for commercial use like DualLiner)
- The DualLiner ships free and takes 20 minutes to install. You don’t have to drop your truck off at some shop for a day, wait for an installer to do their job, and hope that they do it correctly.
When it comes right down to it, a DualLiner offers more protection, a better warranty, a better installation experience, and according to our survey a much lower cost than a Rhino Liner too.
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After doing some research on liners for a Ford F-250 with an aluminum bed and hearing time and time again that Rino liners we’re the best way to go I decided to go with a Dualliner instead, For me using the truck as a truck which means putting or sometimes throwing things in the bed I needed more than scrach resistance. The 3/8 inch rubber floor protects 100 times better. Best part once or twice a year I can remove the floor clean the beds drain holes put a good coat of wax on it and good to go.
How much would it cost to line my under carage for a 2003 ford ranger edge standard cab 6 foot bed.
Thank you for reaching out to DualLiner, I do apologize, we do not manufacture a bed liner for the Ford Ranger model. This truck is considered to be a mid-sized pickup truck, we only manufacture for the full sized pickup trucks.
Hello,
I just bought a 2020 GMC Sierra 1500 Elevation, Short bed, 5.3L V8. Came to purchase but didn’t see GMC listed in the make section after choosing 2020 for the year. Any idea if/when these will be available.
Dear Nicholas,
Thank you for contacting Dualliner, the only bed liner that works! I do apologize at this time we do not have the 2020 GMC Sierras. Thank you for your interest and have a great day.
Does this work with the fifth wheel package?
Yes, the DualLiner does work with the Fifth Wheel package. Some alterations will need to be made depending on the type of Fifth Wheel but that will not affect DualLiner’s Real LifeTime Warranty!
Do you make one for a 2020 silverado 5’8″ bed
Dear Benny,
Thank you for contacting Dualliner, the only bed liner that works! I do apologize at this time we do not have a bed liner for the 2020 Chevy Silverado. Thank you for your interest and have a great day.