ABE Non-Inflatable Car Bed Mattress,Double-Sided Folding,Portable Back Seat, Travel Camping Mattress for Sleeping(Dinosaur World), for SUV

This is an excellent bed, but it's just too small for full sized pickup. I had to really look to find one that was bigger and the one I found isn't as high quality as this one but it fits much better and my dog loves it. It may be ok if you have an extended cab but if you have a full crew cab it's simply not wide or long enough. I gave it a 5-star rating becuase if you have a mid-size truck or SUV this is well worth the money, if they had offered this is larger size I would have bought it. My dog is about 75 lbs but this bed cound handle even the really large dogs. My new one is good but not nearly as sturdy of a design.

I took a 14 hour car trip to TX a few days ago this was a life saver helped me turn the whole back seat into a bed and the best part is the way it’s designed it still allows the airflow to still circulate through the backseat while being sturdy no bowing or weak spots made sleeping/traveling so much more comfortable I Love that it comes with its own bag and can be easily stored and put away in the trunk of a car not just for long trips, but emergencies too you never know when you will need it until you do honestly if I had kids and needed the backseat to be a big changing table this could easily work for that too

It's durable, easy to clean and fit on my PT Cruiser! I like that it folds up and can be moved or stored when needed. You don't have to worry about air pressure, or inflation, as it just has a thin mat, but with some blankets it can be comfortable enough.

We have 2 dogs (1, a 70 lb. lab and the other, a smaller 20 lb.'er with short legs). We take them with us when going in the car, where they both love to poke their noses out the window - or at least the big guy can do that but the little one isn't tall enough. Plus, she can't see out the windows and any sudden stops has her struggling to keep her balance. This pad/bed solved the problems. It added enough height so she can see out, while at the same time closing the opening between the front and back seats so she doesn't fall forward or lose her balance while standing on her back legs, trying to see between the front seats. She can also rest her chin between the front seats for extra comfort but it still prevents her from jumping into the front seats. And, best of all, she is tall enough now to poke her nose out the window and enjoy the air. Happy dogs. This pad is a great for anyone with dogs, as it also provides coverage for the car seat, and is easy to clean or vacuum.

I do like how this attaches to the two front seat headrests, and also how it can be folded up out of the way. The problem I had, and the reason I ultimately returned it, is because it is extremely uncomfortable! Certainly you could place foam padding on top, or sleeping bags, or whatever, but then you defeat the purpose of having an area that you can tidy up and close up quickly without taking a lot of room. There's a goofy side that may appeal to children and a more attractive side in black. Inside the fabric there is a piece of thin foam that covers the manufactured wood in side that offers stability. If I were to keep it, I would switch the contents so that the black side is facing upwards. They throw in a useless net that is V-shaped that is supposed to separate the back seat/mattress area from the two front seats. They also add in a useless extra piece of this fabric with a suction cup on a string that I guess is supposed to be comfortable against the car's inside door. In that case, nothing can compete with your own pillow. There is no way that 2 adults could ever sleep on this. I'm 5'4" and felt like I alone was sinking towards the backrest on a slant, even tho the board projects beyond the leg area of the back seat (just put coolers or something under it to offer stability). In the end, your own piece of wood with foam on top and a comfy sleeping bag would suffice (for a child who needs a nap, that is).

Well, this deserves a 5, yet I am returning it. I measured at the edge of my back seat, and it appeared to fit. However, the measurement along the crease of the seat and seat back is about 4 inches shorter, due molded plastic (and frame) that cuts in there. I should have thought of this.On the other hand, the manufacturers could easily have made chamfered corners here, with just flexible fabric, and not solid board. I suspect that my 2005 Jeep Liberty is not the only vehicle with a seat edge width that is longer than the width at the seatback, however, most people have larger cars these days.The other negative (somewhat) is that the passenger seat was in a further back position and with the seat back more reclined from a recent passenger. In this position, the extension from the seat would have to be angled upward. If that is the case, I might as well get a fabric hammock. I was looking for a fairly flat floor that would go all the way across to the back of the front seat to give my big dog more standing room.Why 5-stars? Well, in a slightly bigger car, it would work great! It is very thoughtfully designed. It comes in a case,, and the platform zips shut and has a clasp closure on it, so that, folded, it easily goes back into the case. The slightly cushioned floor material would give a dog very good footing. It would also give a dog a flat surface to stand and lie on that is larger than the surface of the hammock design. If only my car were just a little bigger, I'd keep it.

This installs and works as advertised in the words and their video. I have a 2018 CRv and a 2018 Accord. I have installed and used this bed in both vehicles. Very easy to get in and out. My Lab loves that he now has flatness to walk, sit, or lay down on.The net that came with it is not part of the instruction placard. Snap-hooks on the bottom two corners and U-shaped hooks on the top two corners... but but sure where they are intended to grab on to.All things considered this is well worth the costs