How does water drain from composite bed?

I promise I searched this to no avail. My DCLB should be off the truck this week. My old beater Ford had a bed liner that was an awesome swimming pool after a storm but a real pain in the ass, 'cause it soaked my driveway when I moved it.

How does water escape from the Tacos bed and has anyone had mildew issues with the rubber oem mats?

 

There are some small holes at the front of the bed towards the cab.

 

The water drains fine from around tailgate. There's no reason the box should hold water really, they're not designed to be water tight.

And if you get your floor wet, it'll stay wet under those mats for a long time! Gotta dry it out if you can.

 

This

 

As others have stated, there are small holes in the bed, up front. fwiw, I had to drill 2 smallish holes to allow for drain tubes when I installed my retractable bed cover, as well as additional d-rings. Being as the bed is composite, drilling through it is quite easy. also, I've had no issues with water under the bed mat

 

^^^ this. I also drilled the holes to make them larger. Makes it easier and does jot get clogged up with small debris.

 

^^^ Me too. They're just a little too small, and it doesn't take much to clog them. My parking spot is inclined just enough that water collects at the front.

 

If the truck is so good we're nit-picking on drain holes... I'm pretty happy with my choice.

 

Lol. Agree.

 

Park on a hill, back end down

 

Or park on level ground with stock leaf springs.