Customize Bed 8 Inch Gel Memory Foam Mattress Review The Customize Bed 8 Inch Gel Memory Foam Mattress is a foldable memory foam bed best suited for RV owners and parents setting up a guest bed, and it delivers real support at just 11.5 pounds. It measures 74 inches long by 30 inches wide by … Read more
North American Dual Duty Dual Sided Truck Mattress Review The North American Dual Duty Dual Sided Firm/Soft Foam Truck Mattress is a flippable foam mattress best suited for truck drivers and RV owners who want two comfort levels in one bunk, and it delivers a 6-inch layered foam build with a medium firm core. It … Read more
FoamRush 10-Inch Extra Firm RV Mattress Review The FoamRush 10-inch Twin (38″ x 80″) Extra Firm High Density Foam RV Mattress Replacement W/Cotton Cover is a replacement mattress best suited for RV owners and camper van users who want firm, sag-resistant support, and it delivers a 44 ILD compression rating with 1.8 density foam. It … Read more
Designs International 38×75 Truck Mattress Review The Designs International 5.5″ Thick 38″ W x 75″ L Foam Mobile Mattress is a firm foam mattress built for semi truck drivers and RV owners with standard 38×75-inch sleeper bunks, and it holds its shape without sagging. It measures 5.5 inches thick, weighs 25 pounds, and uses a … Read more
A strong chemical smell from a new truck mattress comes from volatile organic compounds (VOCs) off-gassing from polyurethane foam, adhesives, and flame-retardant treatments inside the mattress. I noticed this most with mattresses that arrived vacuum-sealed in plastic. Once I unboxed mine and let it air out in a ventilated cab for a few days, the … Read more
The pillows bundled with truck mattresses are usually thin foam scraps or inflatable bladders that flatten fast, so they offer almost no real neck or shoulder support. Most are sized for looks, not for a full night of sleep. I learned this the hard way after my first weekend trip left my neck stiff. I … Read more
The best way to store a truck mattress is to fold or roll it, vacuum-seal it in a heavy-duty bag, and slide it under a bed or against a wall. This simple method can shrink a bulky mattress enough to free up real floor space. I like to clean mine first, let it dry fully, … Read more
Stop a truck mattress from going flat overnight by checking for slow leaks at the valve and seams first, then adding a firm foam topper or inflating to the recommended pressure. I learned this the hard way after waking up on the floor of my cab. Now I do a quick soapy-water leak test every … Read more
Yes. A truck mattress pump cord can usually be extended with a standard extension cord, as long as the cord and pump draw stay within safe electrical limits. I keep a heavy-duty outdoor extension cord in my truck for exactly this reason. Match the cord’s gauge to the pump’s amperage, keep the run as short … Read more
Yes. Most air loss from plug seepage can be fixed at home with simple tools and a little patience. The plug, valve, or seal is usually the culprit, not the mattress itself. I have patched my own truck mattress more than once, and the fix took under ten minutes. Clean the plug area, check the … Read more
Yes. A properly fitted truck mattress for a Gladiator exists, but it depends on matching the bed’s specific dimensions and mounting style. I learned this the hard way after trying a generic bed mat that slid around on every bump. Measure your bed’s inner length, width, and wheel-well spacing first, then pick a mattress built … Read more
Yes. A truck mattress that won’t hold air is usually done for good, since even small leaks keep getting worse over time. I learned this the hard way after patching one three times. Once the seams or valves start failing, no patch kit really brings it back. The Air Leak Frustration Ends Here Waking up … Read more