Hello, I am picking up my truck today, and they mentioned that they could do a spray-in bedliner if I wanted. Is it better to go with their option, or should I just buy one from Amazon or somewhere else?
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It’s likely they’re simply reselling a service from a local shop that handles it for them. I would say it depends on the price and warranty they offer.
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According to the Ford website, a drop-in is around $400, rounded up, and a spray-in is $500.
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Spray-in is the better option.
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I assume that’s referring to factory spray-in, not dealer-installed, unless something has changed.
Apply the bed liner through them, but don’t do it until you receive your points in order to save $210.
If the truck didn’t come with a factory spray-in bed liner, I wouldn’t have the dealer do it. I have seen too many poor jobs from various dealers, overspray on body panels, covered tie-downs, and just generally shoddy workmanship. Instead, take it to a LineX or Rhino Liner shop for a proper job. It usually costs around $500-600 for a Maverick bed, and you can even get a color-matched liner if you prefer.