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I'm just wondering if anyone has any updated places on where I could go to get a rolling tonneau cover and spray on box liner for my 2013 Ram. What are the prices between the different brands. I have contacted forman collision already and they quoted $544 for reflex spray in. Any other suggestions would be appreciated! Also seen a Lund roll cover for $400. Anyone else tried this brand?  
 
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Morgan Motors

I second Morgan Motors.  
 
For the cover, try Custom Auto & Truck or Accent Striping.

A box liner, take a look at a full size rubber bed liner. Protects the bottom of the truck bed and nothing slides around like it does with a spray in liner.

Morgan motors. Is that the semi place on the hill? I tried Googling it and it pops up as a semi collision place. Is that the one? And thanks for telling heads up on a box liner. I'll check those out too.

Rhino Liners in Winnipeg are excellent, also its cheaper than LineX so its worth the drive, I paid $525 for mine on my Silverado a couple of years ago, That was the box with the top rails done.

Right across from the airport turn off. Behind Boss lubricants. 30 Klondike Rd

I second the rubber bed liner. Stops stuff from sliding around and you can take it out any time you want.

I will have go and check out bed liners as well. 1/3 the cost and still protects the box. I'll stop by Morgan's as well. Thanks for all the input so far!

The problem with rubber liners is dirt can get between the liner and the bed, causing scratches which water will get under and start to rust your bed.

I'm not a fan of the rubber ones. They slide around when you load stuff that is heavy and you have to slide it in, like a snowmobile etc. Also found them to be slippery when they get snow or water under them. My brother had one and most of the time it was bunched up at the front of the box because when you loaded something it would get pushed up there. Unless what the others are talking about is something different from what I'm thinking of. The plastic liners are just plain slippery but do protect the box but also keep moisture between it and the box which will cause rust issues. Spray in is probably the best. If I'm not mistaken there is a product out now that you can apply yourself, not sure about the quality though.