bed liners holding water

I wanted to get a survey of what others do with the bed liners holding water in their trucks so here it is.

 

I park on a hill, until I can afford a Line-X

 

My LineX holds water very very well. I have to lower the tailgate and gas it. We had about three inches of rain last week and all of it was still in the bed. I had a pool.

 

Drill a couple small holes up in the front of the bed and be done with it

 

I never understood why they didn't design it with drain holes but maybe they thought it would get trapped and rust out the bed

part of the reason im asking for opinions in this poll, to see what others thought they should or shouldn't do about it filling up with 4 inches of water when it rains

 

This. You can always grommet the holes and epoxy them to keep water from weeping under the liner/under side and causing rust.

 

Just park on a hill. Took my buddy's liner out, 2001 Tacoma, it was not rusty, but the paint was worn off it a few spots.
My truck has a spray in liner and a plastic liner.

Don

 

wow, so little response to such a widespread problem

 

I don't see what the problem is. Standing water in a lined bed . . . mosquitos? It's gone as soon as you start forward.

 

I seen the problem when they first became available,,and have never bought one.

Bed mat only here. Toss something on it and it stays put. Sure the paint is a bit beat up, but it's a truck bed with built in corner drains.