Best 2020 Chevrolet Express Van Cargo Van Mats

The Bedrug came quickly, we laid it out for a few hours and placed some heavy items on the ends to get the curl out of it. We installed it in the van and realized it wasn’t trimmed for the side door column. It’s easy to cut with a razor knife so we trimmed it ourselves. The next issue we had is it’s not wide enough to go from side to side it’s roughly 3” to narrow so there’s a large gap around the wheel wells and along the walls. The last issue we had is it’s about 8” to short it doesn’t go all the way to the back doors. It looks nice, it’s extremely light maybe 25lb’s. The foam on the backside likely won’t aid much with R value but should help with sound reduction. It’s not rubbery it’s a hard layer of plastic or box liner with a light foam backing.

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Works very well. I've have had no issues for the year its been installed and using the van as my work vehicle being a carpet installer. Would suggest installing in warm weather or have a heat gun or a torpedo heater to keep the material pliable. I would also recommend a good spray glue to adhere it to the floor of the van- it will expand if it has the sun baking it but shirks back down once it cools. The only time I'm careful with the floor is when pallets with flooring are being loaded, since its still soft underneath. very durable and much nicer to kneel on when climbing through the van.

Very nice quality well fitted good value

Very nice exactly As advertised

Great product just what I needed for my 2005 Chevy van. Goes in easy being pre-cut, but the corners were not cut long enough but not a deal breaker for me. Very nice look and holds things in place.

Very nice exactly As advertised

The Bedrug came quickly, we laid it out for a few hours and placed some heavy items on the ends to get the curl out of it. We installed it in the van and realized it wasn’t trimmed for the side door column. It’s easy to cut with a razor knife so we trimmed it ourselves. The next issue we had is it’s not wide enough to go from side to side it’s roughly 3” to narrow so there’s a large gap around the wheel wells and along the walls. The last issue we had is it’s about 8” to short it doesn’t go all the way to the back doors. It looks nice, it’s extremely light maybe 25lb’s. The foam on the backside likely won’t aid much with R value but should help with sound reduction. It’s not rubbery it’s a hard layer of plastic or box liner with a light foam backing.

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Works very well. I've have had no issues for the year its been installed and using the van as my work vehicle being a carpet installer. Would suggest installing in warm weather or have a heat gun or a torpedo heater to keep the material pliable. I would also recommend a good spray glue to adhere it to the floor of the van- it will expand if it has the sun baking it but shirks back down once it cools. The only time I'm careful with the floor is when pallets with flooring are being loaded, since its still soft underneath. very durable and much nicer to kneel on when climbing through the van.

The Bedrug came quickly, we laid it out for a few hours and placed some heavy items on the ends to get the curl out of it. We installed it in the van and realized it wasn’t trimmed for the side door column. It’s easy to cut with a razor knife so we trimmed it ourselves. The next issue we had is it’s not wide enough to go from side to side it’s roughly 3” to narrow so there’s a large gap around the wheel wells and along the walls. The last issue we had is it’s about 8” to short it doesn’t go all the way to the back doors. It looks nice, it’s extremely light maybe 25lb’s. The foam on the backside likely won’t aid much with R value but should help with sound reduction. It’s not rubbery it’s a hard layer of plastic or box liner with a light foam backing.

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Works very well. I've have had no issues for the year its been installed and using the van as my work vehicle being a carpet installer. Would suggest installing in warm weather or have a heat gun or a torpedo heater to keep the material pliable. I would also recommend a good spray glue to adhere it to the floor of the van- it will expand if it has the sun baking it but shirks back down once it cools. The only time I'm careful with the floor is when pallets with flooring are being loaded, since its still soft underneath. very durable and much nicer to kneel on when climbing through the van.

The Bedrug came quickly, we laid it out for a few hours and placed some heavy items on the ends to get the curl out of it. We installed it in the van and realized it wasn’t trimmed for the side door column. It’s easy to cut with a razor knife so we trimmed it ourselves. The next issue we had is it’s not wide enough to go from side to side it’s roughly 3” to narrow so there’s a large gap around the wheel wells and along the walls. The last issue we had is it’s about 8” to short it doesn’t go all the way to the back doors. It looks nice, it’s extremely light maybe 25lb’s. The foam on the backside likely won’t aid much with R value but should help with sound reduction. It’s not rubbery it’s a hard layer of plastic or box liner with a light foam backing.

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Works very well. I've have had no issues for the year its been installed and using the van as my work vehicle being a carpet installer. Would suggest installing in warm weather or have a heat gun or a torpedo heater to keep the material pliable. I would also recommend a good spray glue to adhere it to the floor of the van- it will expand if it has the sun baking it but shirks back down once it cools. The only time I'm careful with the floor is when pallets with flooring are being loaded, since its still soft underneath. very durable and much nicer to kneel on when climbing through the van.

The Bedrug came quickly, we laid it out for a few hours and placed some heavy items on the ends to get the curl out of it. We installed it in the van and realized it wasn’t trimmed for the side door column. It’s easy to cut with a razor knife so we trimmed it ourselves. The next issue we had is it’s not wide enough to go from side to side it’s roughly 3” to narrow so there’s a large gap around the wheel wells and along the walls. The last issue we had is it’s about 8” to short it doesn’t go all the way to the back doors. It looks nice, it’s extremely light maybe 25lb’s. The foam on the backside likely won’t aid much with R value but should help with sound reduction. It’s not rubbery it’s a hard layer of plastic or box liner with a light foam backing.

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Works very well. I've have had no issues for the year its been installed and using the van as my work vehicle being a carpet installer. Would suggest installing in warm weather or have a heat gun or a torpedo heater to keep the material pliable. I would also recommend a good spray glue to adhere it to the floor of the van- it will expand if it has the sun baking it but shirks back down once it cools. The only time I'm careful with the floor is when pallets with flooring are being loaded, since its still soft underneath. very durable and much nicer to kneel on when climbing through the van.

The Bedrug came quickly, we laid it out for a few hours and placed some heavy items on the ends to get the curl out of it. We installed it in the van and realized it wasn’t trimmed for the side door column. It’s easy to cut with a razor knife so we trimmed it ourselves. The next issue we had is it’s not wide enough to go from side to side it’s roughly 3” to narrow so there’s a large gap around the wheel wells and along the walls. The last issue we had is it’s about 8” to short it doesn’t go all the way to the back doors. It looks nice, it’s extremely light maybe 25lb’s. The foam on the backside likely won’t aid much with R value but should help with sound reduction. It’s not rubbery it’s a hard layer of plastic or box liner with a light foam backing.

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Works very well. I've have had no issues for the year its been installed and using the van as my work vehicle being a carpet installer. Would suggest installing in warm weather or have a heat gun or a torpedo heater to keep the material pliable. I would also recommend a good spray glue to adhere it to the floor of the van- it will expand if it has the sun baking it but shirks back down once it cools. The only time I'm careful with the floor is when pallets with flooring are being loaded, since its still soft underneath. very durable and much nicer to kneel on when climbing through the van.

The Bedrug came quickly, we laid it out for a few hours and placed some heavy items on the ends to get the curl out of it. We installed it in the van and realized it wasn’t trimmed for the side door column. It’s easy to cut with a razor knife so we trimmed it ourselves. The next issue we had is it’s not wide enough to go from side to side it’s roughly 3” to narrow so there’s a large gap around the wheel wells and along the walls. The last issue we had is it’s about 8” to short it doesn’t go all the way to the back doors. It looks nice, it’s extremely light maybe 25lb’s. The foam on the backside likely won’t aid much with R value but should help with sound reduction. It’s not rubbery it’s a hard layer of plastic or box liner with a light foam backing.

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Works very well. I've have had no issues for the year its been installed and using the van as my work vehicle being a carpet installer. Would suggest installing in warm weather or have a heat gun or a torpedo heater to keep the material pliable. I would also recommend a good spray glue to adhere it to the floor of the van- it will expand if it has the sun baking it but shirks back down once it cools. The only time I'm careful with the floor is when pallets with flooring are being loaded, since its still soft underneath. very durable and much nicer to kneel on when climbing through the van.

The Bedrug came quickly, we laid it out for a few hours and placed some heavy items on the ends to get the curl out of it. We installed it in the van and realized it wasn’t trimmed for the side door column. It’s easy to cut with a razor knife so we trimmed it ourselves. The next issue we had is it’s not wide enough to go from side to side it’s roughly 3” to narrow so there’s a large gap around the wheel wells and along the walls. The last issue we had is it’s about 8” to short it doesn’t go all the way to the back doors. It looks nice, it’s extremely light maybe 25lb’s. The foam on the backside likely won’t aid much with R value but should help with sound reduction. It’s not rubbery it’s a hard layer of plastic or box liner with a light foam backing.

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Works very well. I've have had no issues for the year its been installed and using the van as my work vehicle being a carpet installer. Would suggest installing in warm weather or have a heat gun or a torpedo heater to keep the material pliable. I would also recommend a good spray glue to adhere it to the floor of the van- it will expand if it has the sun baking it but shirks back down once it cools. The only time I'm careful with the floor is when pallets with flooring are being loaded, since its still soft underneath. very durable and much nicer to kneel on when climbing through the van.

The Bedrug came quickly, we laid it out for a few hours and placed some heavy items on the ends to get the curl out of it. We installed it in the van and realized it wasn’t trimmed for the side door column. It’s easy to cut with a razor knife so we trimmed it ourselves. The next issue we had is it’s not wide enough to go from side to side it’s roughly 3” to narrow so there’s a large gap around the wheel wells and along the walls. The last issue we had is it’s about 8” to short it doesn’t go all the way to the back doors. It looks nice, it’s extremely light maybe 25lb’s. The foam on the backside likely won’t aid much with R value but should help with sound reduction. It’s not rubbery it’s a hard layer of plastic or box liner with a light foam backing.

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Works very well. I've have had no issues for the year its been installed and using the van as my work vehicle being a carpet installer. Would suggest installing in warm weather or have a heat gun or a torpedo heater to keep the material pliable. I would also recommend a good spray glue to adhere it to the floor of the van- it will expand if it has the sun baking it but shirks back down once it cools. The only time I'm careful with the floor is when pallets with flooring are being loaded, since its still soft underneath. very durable and much nicer to kneel on when climbing through the van.

The Bedrug came quickly, we laid it out for a few hours and placed some heavy items on the ends to get the curl out of it. We installed it in the van and realized it wasn’t trimmed for the side door column. It’s easy to cut with a razor knife so we trimmed it ourselves. The next issue we had is it’s not wide enough to go from side to side it’s roughly 3” to narrow so there’s a large gap around the wheel wells and along the walls. The last issue we had is it’s about 8” to short it doesn’t go all the way to the back doors. It looks nice, it’s extremely light maybe 25lb’s. The foam on the backside likely won’t aid much with R value but should help with sound reduction. It’s not rubbery it’s a hard layer of plastic or box liner with a light foam backing.

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Works very well. I've have had no issues for the year its been installed and using the van as my work vehicle being a carpet installer. Would suggest installing in warm weather or have a heat gun or a torpedo heater to keep the material pliable. I would also recommend a good spray glue to adhere it to the floor of the van- it will expand if it has the sun baking it but shirks back down once it cools. The only time I'm careful with the floor is when pallets with flooring are being loaded, since its still soft underneath. very durable and much nicer to kneel on when climbing through the van.

Very nice exactly As advertised

Product was not as explained over the phone. It is also clearly made for a cargo trailer and not a 2006 Dodge Sprinter. The picture is exactly what came in the box which does not reflect ribs on the bottom or cutout for entry step. I called in to find out if the stock picture was incorrect and was told that it would indeed have the ribs to contour to the van bed (as is standard for VanRugs) and that it would fit exactly to my van. This is too wide, no cutouts, and is clearly not made for my vehicle. It's been 6 days since sending proof that this doesn't fit and etrailer has not sent me a return slip yet or answered when I can expect refund. Not cool at all for an expensive item.

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The Bedrug came quickly, we laid it out for a few hours and placed some heavy items on the ends to get the curl out of it. We installed it in the van and realized it wasn’t trimmed for the side door column. It’s easy to cut with a razor knife so we trimmed it ourselves. The next issue we had is it’s not wide enough to go from side to side it’s roughly 3” to narrow so there’s a large gap around the wheel wells and along the walls. The last issue we had is it’s about 8” to short it doesn’t go all the way to the back doors. It looks nice, it’s extremely light maybe 25lb’s. The foam on the backside likely won’t aid much with R value but should help with sound reduction. It’s not rubbery it’s a hard layer of plastic or box liner with a light foam backing.

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Works very well. I've have had no issues for the year its been installed and using the van as my work vehicle being a carpet installer. Would suggest installing in warm weather or have a heat gun or a torpedo heater to keep the material pliable. I would also recommend a good spray glue to adhere it to the floor of the van- it will expand if it has the sun baking it but shirks back down once it cools. The only time I'm careful with the floor is when pallets with flooring are being loaded, since its still soft underneath. very durable and much nicer to kneel on when climbing through the van.

Very nice exactly As advertised

I ordered the VanRug for my Nissan NV 2500. It arrived in good condition and was lighter than I expected so I had no difficulty installing it by myself. I used a cheap putty knife to help lift the plastic trim. The back trim was simple and the install went well with no problem. The side I discovered didn't want to lift up like the back had. I got it to give me just enough to slip the rug under. I had to start at the rear edge of the side door first to have the flexibility to slip under the trim. It is still lifting up from being freshly unrolled but overall looks great and is much better to kneel on than what I had before. My dogs are the most grateful, they don't slip on the floor anymore! I would say it was two tails up but they are Corgis so you will just have to trust me they were happy. The contour is excellent but I can still feel the ribs ever so slightly, this is because the foam is less deep and therefore less give over the ribs. But the ease of installation would be compromised by using a dense foam that hid the ribs, so please don't change it! Also I can see how easy it will be to clean with the materials used. The light weight makes me very happy for my gas mileage savings over having 50# of sub-flooring, I didn't have to drill a single hole in the floor and I didn't have to painstakingly measure and pattern for the bed. I highly recommend this product for van conversions and work trucks alike. My local FedEx driver is jealous! If I decide I need wood on the floor for fastening I will be able to use the section of rug as a pattern because the fit was precise. I am really enjoying etrailer for the completely awesome videos that make online shopping so easy. Thank you!

The Bedrug came quickly, we laid it out for a few hours and placed some heavy items on the ends to get the curl out of it. We installed it in the van and realized it wasn’t trimmed for the side door column. It’s easy to cut with a razor knife so we trimmed it ourselves. The next issue we had is it’s not wide enough to go from side to side it’s roughly 3” to narrow so there’s a large gap around the wheel wells and along the walls. The last issue we had is it’s about 8” to short it doesn’t go all the way to the back doors. It looks nice, it’s extremely light maybe 25lb’s. The foam on the backside likely won’t aid much with R value but should help with sound reduction. It’s not rubbery it’s a hard layer of plastic or box liner with a light foam backing.

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Works very well. I've have had no issues for the year its been installed and using the van as my work vehicle being a carpet installer. Would suggest installing in warm weather or have a heat gun or a torpedo heater to keep the material pliable. I would also recommend a good spray glue to adhere it to the floor of the van- it will expand if it has the sun baking it but shirks back down once it cools. The only time I'm careful with the floor is when pallets with flooring are being loaded, since its still soft underneath. very durable and much nicer to kneel on when climbing through the van.

The Bedrug came quickly, we laid it out for a few hours and placed some heavy items on the ends to get the curl out of it. We installed it in the van and realized it wasn’t trimmed for the side door column. It’s easy to cut with a razor knife so we trimmed it ourselves. The next issue we had is it’s not wide enough to go from side to side it’s roughly 3” to narrow so there’s a large gap around the wheel wells and along the walls. The last issue we had is it’s about 8” to short it doesn’t go all the way to the back doors. It looks nice, it’s extremely light maybe 25lb’s. The foam on the backside likely won’t aid much with R value but should help with sound reduction. It’s not rubbery it’s a hard layer of plastic or box liner with a light foam backing.

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Works very well. I've have had no issues for the year its been installed and using the van as my work vehicle being a carpet installer. Would suggest installing in warm weather or have a heat gun or a torpedo heater to keep the material pliable. I would also recommend a good spray glue to adhere it to the floor of the van- it will expand if it has the sun baking it but shirks back down once it cools. The only time I'm careful with the floor is when pallets with flooring are being loaded, since its still soft underneath. very durable and much nicer to kneel on when climbing through the van.

Very nice exactly As advertised

I bought this mat for my Ford Transit Connect. It had/has a rubber liner in it from the factory but I wanted to protect it. Not only does the mat look good but it keeps anything I haul from sliding around. This is a private van, not commercial. The other thing that I like about the mat is that any imprints that are made in the mat from something heavy, disappear in no time at all. If something ever happened to my van I'd buy another mat in a heartbeat. Thank you guys for a great product!

The Bedrug came quickly, we laid it out for a few hours and placed some heavy items on the ends to get the curl out of it. We installed it in the van and realized it wasn’t trimmed for the side door column. It’s easy to cut with a razor knife so we trimmed it ourselves. The next issue we had is it’s not wide enough to go from side to side it’s roughly 3” to narrow so there’s a large gap around the wheel wells and along the walls. The last issue we had is it’s about 8” to short it doesn’t go all the way to the back doors. It looks nice, it’s extremely light maybe 25lb’s. The foam on the backside likely won’t aid much with R value but should help with sound reduction. It’s not rubbery it’s a hard layer of plastic or box liner with a light foam backing.

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Works very well. I've have had no issues for the year its been installed and using the van as my work vehicle being a carpet installer. Would suggest installing in warm weather or have a heat gun or a torpedo heater to keep the material pliable. I would also recommend a good spray glue to adhere it to the floor of the van- it will expand if it has the sun baking it but shirks back down once it cools. The only time I'm careful with the floor is when pallets with flooring are being loaded, since its still soft underneath. very durable and much nicer to kneel on when climbing through the van.