Best Accessories for Ford F-150 Owners
Updated September 2026. The Auto Wire may earn a commission when you buy through links on this page, at no extra cost to you. Picks are chosen editorially from specs, owner reviews and product features; prices change often, so check Amazon for the current price.
The F-150 is a work truck, a family hauler and a road-trip rig all at once, and the factory setup leaves obvious gaps: carpet that can’t handle mud and road salt, an open bed that exposes cargo to rain and theft, a tailgate that slams down, and a crew cab with very little hidden storage. The right accessories fix those problems without a trip to the dealer.
This list focuses on add-ons built for the F-150 specifically, with the model years and cab configurations each Amazon listing says it fits. Most picks cover the 2015-and-newer aluminum-body trucks (13th and 14th generation), and several also fit the Lightning. We start with the upgrades that protect the truck’s value, then move to bed gear, cabin organization and a few inexpensive extras. Always confirm your year, cab style and bed length on the Amazon listing before you order.
Our top picks at a glance
| Best for | Pick | |
|---|---|---|
| Best overall | Husky Liners Weatherbeater Floor Liners | See price |
| Best budget | Spigen Rugged Armor Key Fob Cover | See price |
| Best tech upgrade | ROVE R2-4K Dual Dash Cam | See price |
| Best for the bed | MOSTPLUS Roll-Up Tonneau Cover | See price |
| Best for crew-cab storage | KINGGERI Under Seat Storage Box | See price |
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The 10 best Ford F-150 accessories in 2026
1. Husky Liners Weatherbeater Floor Liners
Best for: Protecting the cab floor year-round
If you buy one thing for a newer F-150, make it a set of molded floor liners. Husky’s Weatherbeater set is cut for 2015–2026 F-150 SuperCrew/Crew Cab trucks, including the 2022–2026 Lightning, and uses a laser-measured edge so the liner rides up the sides of the footwell instead of sitting flat like a universal mat.
Husky’s ProGard material is meant to stay soft underfoot while resisting cracking and curling, and mud and salt rinse off with a hose. That matters on a truck: a ruined carpet is one of the first things a buyer notices at trade-in time.
- Fits 2015–2026 F-150 and 2022–2026 Lightning SuperCrew/Crew Cab
- Laser-measured FormFit edge for edge-to-edge coverage
- Free of latex, PVC, cadmium and lead
- Pops out and rinses clean
Worth knowing: The listing says it will not fit SuperCab/extended-cab trucks or trucks without fold-flat rear storage, so check your configuration carefully.
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2. ROVE R2-4K Dual Dash Cam
Best for: Recording front and rear on the job site or highway
A front-and-rear dash cam is cheap insurance for a truck that spends its life on highways, gravel roads and crowded job sites. The ROVE R2-4K records ahead and behind at the same time, using a Sony STARVIS 2 sensor with an F1.5 aperture up front for better low-light footage.
Built-in GPS stamps your speed and location on the video, and dual-band Wi-Fi lets you pull clips to your phone through the ROVE app. A 128GB microSD card is included, so it works out of the box.
- Front and rear cameras record simultaneously
- Sony STARVIS 2 IMX675 front sensor with HDR
- Built-in GPS and 5.8GHz/2.4GHz Wi-Fi
- 128GB microSD card included
Worth knowing: The front camera captures at 2.5K and upscales to 4K, per the listing. Routing the rear camera cable to the back glass of a SuperCrew takes some patience.
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3. MOSTPLUS Roll-Up Soft Tonneau Cover
Best for: Covering a 5.5-foot bed on a budget
A tonneau cover keeps rain and snow off your cargo, hides tools from casual thieves and can cut wind drag across the bed. This soft roll-up cover is listed for 2009–2026 F-150 trucks with the 5.5-foot (67-inch) short bed, and it clamps to the bed rails with no drilling.
The vinyl tarp rides on an aluminum frame, and when you need the whole bed for tall cargo it rolls up against the cab in seconds. It’s the most flexible type of cover for owners who haul different loads every week.
- Fits 2009–2026 F-150 with 5.5 ft Fleetside bed
- Clamp-on install, no drilling
- Vinyl tarp on an aluminum frame
- Waterproof and UV-resistant
Worth knowing: Soft covers deter theft rather than prevent it, since a knife gets through vinyl. Measure your bed first; it will not fit the 6.5- or 8-foot beds.
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4. LASFIT 5.5 ft Bed Mat
Best for: Protecting the bed floor from dents and sliding cargo
A rubber-like bed mat stops cargo from sliding around and protects the bed floor from scratches and dents. LASFIT’s mat is 3D laser-scanned for the 2015–2023 F-150 5.5-foot bed and the 2022–2023 Lightning, so it fills the floor without trimming.
It’s made from thermoplastic elastomer (TPE), which LASFIT says is odor-free and durable, and it pulls out for hosing off. Pair it with a tonneau cover and the bed stays usable for everything from mulch to luggage.
- Fits 2015–2023 F-150 5.5 ft bed (67.1-inch box)
- 3D laser-scanned for full coverage
- TPE material, removable for cleaning
- Resists snow, water, mud and spills
Worth knowing: The listing stops at the 2023 model year, so 2024-and-newer owners should confirm compatibility or look for an updated version.
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5. Rough Country Tailgate Assist
Best for: Softening a heavy tailgate
F-150 tailgates are heavy, and without a damper they drop hard enough to jar cargo and hands. Rough Country’s tailgate assist slows the drop and makes lifting easier, working with the factory cables on 2015-and-newer F-150, F-250 and F-350 trucks.
It’s built from A1018 plate steel and bolts on with no drilling, so most owners can install it in a driveway with basic hand tools.
- Fits 2015–2026 F-150 and Super Duty trucks
- Smooth, controlled one-handed lowering
- A1018 plate steel construction
- Bolt-on install, no drilling
Worth knowing: Some F-150 trims already have a factory lift assist or a power tailgate, so check what your truck came with before buying.
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6. Boxlink Tie-Down Anchor Cleats (4-Pack)
Best for: Adding secure tie-down points
The factory bed tie-downs are fixed in place, and they’re rarely where you need them. These cleats slide into the F-150’s BoxLink slots on 2015–2025 trucks (including Raptor), so you can position anchor points around the load instead of stretching straps to the corners.
The brackets are powder-coated stainless steel, the listing rates the anchors for loads up to 1,000 lbs, and the kit includes self-tapping screws and a T30 Torx tool for a quick install.
- Fits 2015–2025 F-150, F-250, F-350 and Raptor
- Powder-coated stainless steel brackets
- Listed for loads up to 1,000 lbs
- Folding cleat base slides and locks in place
Worth knowing: Your truck needs the BoxLink slots in the bed walls; bed liners and some aftermarket covers can block access.
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7. DiffCar Faux Leather Seat Covers (Full Set)
Best for: XL and XLT cloth-seat trucks
Cloth seats in XL and XLT trucks take a beating from work clothes, dogs and kids. DiffCar’s full set is laser-scanned for 2015–2026 F-150 SuperCrew/Crew Cab trucks in XL and XLT trim and is designed for edge-to-edge coverage instead of the partial coverage of universal covers.
The faux leather wipes clean, is waterproof and is meant to shield the original upholstery from UV fading, spills and wear, which helps resale value.
- Fits 2015–2026 F-150 SuperCrew/Crew Cab, XL and XLT
- Full front and rear set
- Waterproof faux leather
- Hand-sewn, custom-pattern design
Worth knowing: Because the patterns follow XL/XLT seat shapes, owners of Lariat, King Ranch or Platinum trucks should look for a trim-specific set.
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8. KINGGERI Under Seat Storage Box
Best for: Hidden storage in crew-cab trucks
The space under the F-150’s rear seat is one of the most wasted areas in the truck. This ABS plastic box is built for 2015–2026 F-150 SuperCrew and Crew Cab trucks (and 2017–2026 Super Duty crew cabs) and turns that space into a divided bin for jumper cables, tow straps, tools and cleaning gear.
A removable divider lets you set up compartments for small items or open it up for longer gear, and everything stays out of sight when the seat is down.
- Fits 2015–2026 F-150 SuperCrew/Crew Cab
- High-strength ABS plastic
- Divided compartments with removable baffle
- Keeps gear hidden under the rear seat
Worth knowing: It won’t work in regular cab or SuperCab trucks, or in trucks with factory under-seat equipment such as a subwoofer.
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9. CarQiWireless Console Wireless Charger
Best for: Adding wireless charging to older trucks
Older F-150s without factory wireless charging can add it with this console tray. The listing covers 2009–2025 F-150 trucks across XL, XLT, Lariat, King Ranch, Platinum, Limited and Raptor trims, plus 2017–2025 Super Duty and 2018–2025 Expedition.
It drops into the center console as an organizer tray with a built-in charging pad, an LED indicator and an on-off button, and it includes foreign-object detection and protection against overheating and over-voltage.
- Fits 2009–2025 F-150 across major trims
- Charging pad with LED indicator and on-off switch
- Foreign-object detection and over-heat protection
- Doubles as a console organizer
Worth knowing: It only fits trucks with the full center console (bucket seats), and newer trucks with factory wireless charging don’t need it.
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10. Spigen Rugged Armor Key Fob Cover
Best for: An inexpensive everyday upgrade
F-150 smart fobs are expensive to replace and get dropped on concrete constantly. Spigen’s Rugged Armor cover is a flexible, shock-absorbing case for 3-, 4- and 5-button Ford smart fobs, including the F-150’s.
It snaps on without tools, leaves every button accessible, and comes with a zinc alloy carabiner so you can clip your keys to a belt loop or bag on the job.
- Fits Ford 3/4/5-button smart key fobs
- Shock-absorbent 360-degree protection
- Snap-on install, full button access
- Zinc alloy carabiner with O-ring
Worth knowing: Check your fob’s shape against the listing photos, since Ford uses several fob styles; flip keys won’t fit.
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How to choose accessories for your F-150
The F-150 has been sold in dozens of cab, bed and trim combinations, so fitment is the first thing to get right.
Know your generation and model year
The 13th-generation F-150 (2015–2020) introduced the aluminum body, and the 14th generation (2021–present) kept similar dimensions but changed the interior, console and tech. Many accessories span both, but floor liners, console trays and seat covers often change at the 2021 redesign or a mid-cycle refresh. Find your exact model year on the driver’s door jamb sticker or registration, and match it to the years printed in the Amazon title and fitment bullets, not just the product photos.
Match your cab style and bed length
Ford sells the F-150 as a Regular Cab, SuperCab (small rear-hinged doors) and SuperCrew (four full doors), with 5.5-, 6.5- and 8-foot beds depending on cab. Floor liners, under-seat storage and seat covers are cab-specific, while tonneau covers and bed mats are bed-length specific. Measure the bed from the inside of the bulkhead to the inside of the closed tailgate if you’re unsure; a 5.5-foot bed measures roughly 67 inches.
Account for trim-level differences
An XL with a bench seat and an XLT or Lariat with a full center console need different console organizers, chargers and seat covers. Higher trims may already include wireless charging, a power tailgate, a spray-in bed liner or leather seats, which changes what’s worth buying. Before ordering, note whether you have a bench or buckets, cloth or leather, and which factory options your window sticker lists.
Prioritize protection first
The accessories that pay you back are the ones that protect resale value: floor liners, a bed mat or liner, and seat covers on cloth interiors. Next come the upgrades that make the truck more useful day to day, such as a tonneau cover and extra tie-down points. Convenience items like console chargers and fob covers are nice extras once the expensive surfaces are protected. Most F-150 owners can cover the protection basics for a few hundred dollars.
Check install requirements
Nearly everything on this list installs with no drilling, but read the listing for tools and time. Tonneau covers need a careful clamp adjustment to seal properly, BoxLink cleats need open bed-wall slots, and dash cams need a cable routed to the rear glass. If a product requires drilling or wiring into a fuse box, factor in a professional install or skip it on a leased truck.
Frequently asked questions
What are the must-have accessories for a new F-150?
Start with custom-fit floor liners, a bed mat or liner, and a tonneau cover if you haul anything you want kept dry or out of sight. Those three protect the areas that wear fastest and hurt resale value most. After that, a dash cam and extra tie-down points are the most useful upgrades for most owners.
Do 2015 F-150 accessories fit a 2021 or newer F-150?
Some do and some don’t. Bed accessories such as tonneau covers, bed mats and tailgate assists often fit 2015–present trucks because the bed dimensions carried over. Interior parts such as floor liners, console trays and seat covers frequently changed with the 2021 redesign. Always check the exact year range in the listing before ordering.
Are soft roll-up tonneau covers worth it?
For most owners, yes. A soft roll-up cover keeps cargo dry, hides it from view and rolls out of the way in seconds when you need the full bed. It won’t stop a determined thief the way a locking hard cover will, but it installs without drilling and costs far less. Compare options in our truck-bed accessories guide.
Will aftermarket floor liners fit a Lightning?
Many F-150 liners also fit the Lightning because it shares the SuperCrew cab, but not all of them. The Husky Weatherbeater set on this list specifically names 2022–2026 Lightning trucks. For a deeper look at materials, see our guide to all-weather vs. carpet floor mats.
How do I know which bed length my F-150 has?
Measure the bed floor from the inside of the front wall to the inside of the closed tailgate. Roughly 67 inches is the 5.5-foot box, about 78 inches is the 6.5-foot box and about 97 inches is the 8-foot box. Your window sticker or the build details from a VIN lookup will also list it.
The bottom line
For most F-150 owners, the Husky Liners Weatherbeater Floor Liners are the first accessory to buy because they protect the surface that wears fastest. The MOSTPLUS roll-up tonneau cover and LASFIT bed mat make the bed far more usable, the ROVE dual dash cam is the best tech upgrade, and the Spigen key fob cover is an easy low-cost add-on.
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