truck floor mats

Yes, rubber matting from the roll cuts easily to make your own truck mats. Trace the old mat or make a card template, mark it on the rubber and cut with a sharp utility knife. A 3mm roll is easiest to cut for cab footwells, while 5mm suits load beds.

A checker or wide ribbed rubber roll suits a tractor cab, because the raised pattern keeps mud and water below your boots. Cut it to the cab floor shape around the pedals and controls. A 3mm to 5mm thickness is enough for a cab floor and is easy to lift out and hose down.

Yes, rubber matting is used on lorry and trailer ramps to give boots, wheels and hooves more grip. Fix it firmly to the ramp, because foot traffic and gravity will move a loose mat downhill. Ramp mats made for horsebox trailers are in trailer flooring.

For a truck or pickup load bed, 5mm rubber gives more cushioning for heavy items and resists wear better than 3mm. The 5mm coin roll comes 2m wide, which covers most beds in one piece. Use 3mm where weight matters more, such as in the cab.

The products here are rubber rolls that you cut to fit, rather than pre-shaped mats for a single model. Cutting from the roll means you can cover the whole floor, including any area a standard mat would miss. For help with sizes, email support@welcomestep.co.uk with your vehicle and floor measurements.

Rubber matting can be used to protect a reefer floor and give grip, but rubber stiffens in cold conditions. Lay it flat and let it reach the truck's temperature before fixing. If the floor is used for food, check that the listing states food contact before using it in that area.

Cut the mat to fill the whole footwell, so the edges sit against the sides and it cannot move. Heavier 5mm matting moves less than 3mm. Double-sided carpet tape or the vehicle's own floor clips can hold the mat in place.

Lift the mats out, shake or brush off loose dirt, then hose them down and scrub with a mild detergent. Let them dry before putting them back to stop damp collecting under the mat. Avoid tyre shine or silicone sprays, which make rubber slippery.

Both work well in trucks. Coin tops are easy to sweep and comfortable underfoot, while checker tops hold mud and grit below the boot. Wide ribbed rubber channels water in one direction, which suits a load bed that drains out of the back.

The truck floor matting rolls here come in widths of 1.2m, 1.5m, 1.8m and 2m, depending on the pattern and thickness. Choose the width that covers the cab or bed in one piece. Each listing shows its width and length options.