20 Best Air Mattress For Truck Bed (2022 Updated)

Have used it a couple times camping in back of Ford Ranger. Only giving 4 stars as wish it was a little wider. There’s still a little space between the wheel wheels that wish was more mattress. For two people it is a little too cozy.

When you roll over, you bump the other person because you are so close. Held it’s air; good mattress.

The mattress was advertised to fit between the wheel wells of a 2009 Toyota Tacoma – well technically it fit – with lots of room to spare! The mattress is narrow and it’s thin. It was pretty rough with two adults trying to sleep on it.

It was pretty darn speedy for something that probably cost pennies to make. The pump is pretty weak and would not fill the mattress up as firm as wanted. The cord is pretty long. I will say that it is made of fairly rugged material, so hopefully it will last a while.

This is just a regular full size air mattress at double the price. I was expecting it to be thicker and more comfortable. Something to justify the inflated price. Giving it 3 stars though because it did mostly hold the air all night and because the pump was actually really good.

Inflated the mattress very quickly and not obnoxiously loud as some I had in the past.

Bought the Pitman Mattress for our short bed truck (June 2021) and loved it until the fourth time out (March 2022) and it developed two holes in the seams. It also started leaking out of the valve. They have a one-year warranty on the valves and seams being defective.

I sent my receipt and pictures of the seam holes to the company BUT I purchased it through Amazon so they would not honor the warranty. Bummer! Amazon did give me a refund minus a 20% re-stocking fee.

(which is funny because it won’t be re-stocked!) So, no I longer have a functioning airbedz and I am out a $50. 00 restocking fee. Too bad, I did like the bed when it worked, pretty comfortable. SO. be aware of how you purchase it and think about foam because it won’t leak!.

I purchased this product wouldn’t recommend I’ve not taken it officially out on the road did an indoor test first were it actually split on the right side panel. I could see a run like you would see on a stocking on that side which indicated a weak point.

I then examined the other side which did not have the same flaw. Unfortunately for myself do to the pandemic was not able to go camping and product is past warranty. Hindsight should have checked upon receipt of product lesson learned.

This is honestly the biggest piece of garbage camping gear I have ever purchased. It leaked the day I got it brand new out of the box. Still a piece of craps that leaks. I gave it one star because the battery lasts long enough to reflate the mattress in the middle of the night so you’re not sleeping on your truck bed.

I bought the air bed to go with the new truck tent. We have other air beds but wanted the fitted mattress for my truck. I’m very happy with that decision, It fits perfectly fills the entire bed and covers the wheel wells.

Inflates/deflates quickly. The cord for the pump is long enough to inflate in the bed from the front power port/cig lighter on the dash board even though my truck does not have an opening back cab window.

Just ran the cord through the back door window. It is very comfortable, comparable to our bed at home. The price is worth the quality!.

Mattress so far is great. We’ve used it a few times. It’s comfortable, spacious, and seemingly durable. Great for car camping. It’s a bit big and heavy for backpacking. but perfect when weight isn’t a major concern.

It’s rolls up pretty well so it doesn’t take up much space either. overall quite pleased with it. A little thick to use in the back of my hatchback. But that’s also not it’s intended purpose. It should although be sold without the pump as it is total garbage.

First time we used it. didn’t work. This is odd I thought so I decided to troubleshoot. After examination I noticed the plastic ridges inside the lid are thicker than the tip of the (+) side of the D battery.

So the battery couldn’t make contact. Okay. So I cut those out with a putty knife and the back of a hatchet. Viola! It worked. took a while to inflate. , but worked. The next time it was used it worked but again, took longer to inflate.

The following time, wouldn’t start up. Okay. maybe batteries were dead. Changed. I flipped the switch. Nothing. Set it down, left on and then after about a minute it started making noise and worked, but hardly.

From then on it would turn on but would slowly ramp up to measly volume, sounded like it was struggling, and took about 30 minutes to inflate the air mattress. I couldn’t deal so I found a Coleman one source air pump which was not cheap but has a long life rechargeable battery, fills the bed up less than two minutes, and supposedly does that about 20 times before needing a recharged battery.

Make sure you test the pump before relying on it for a restful night. Which you likely will get as long as you get the thing inflated.

My wife and I have backpacked all over the place over the years and have used numerous thermorests and sleeping pads. We purchased this originally to get my mom out in a tent up in Denali national parkas it fits perfectly in our three person tent.

I finally got a chance to sleep on it over the past couple of weeks. It takes camping to a whole new level. No back pain or waking up every time you roll over. It has a built in pillow even if you don’t want to bring one.

It does take about 5 min to fill up with the pump and I wouldn’t do it by hands unless you absolutely had to. But when weight isn’t an issue, (rafting, canoeing, front country camping, atving, or even bike camping while pulling a trailer, I would bring this.

Makes so much of a difference. Pretty compact to as it can roll up smaller than a normal sleeping pad. Most of the weight comes from the pump. I might even backpack it and split the pad and the pump with your partner.

Would only be about 2 lbs a piece that way. Highly recommend it.

Good, I like the built in pillow and it packs down small enough. Things I don’t like are it’s a little small for two, love hate the nylon makes it durable but you slide all over the place maybe rubberized dots spaced a foot or so apart and the pump that come with it takes 4 d batteries heavy and need to carry extra, make it a rechargeable one, I went head and bought an aftermarket rechargeable pump.

I had the the Kelty Easy Queen air bed for eight years. I loved the size of that one, I would still be using it if the glue/weld between the plastic of the air valve mechanism and the nylon material separated.

Side note to the Air Queen it did come with a rechargeable pump which died in year 7 not a problem other than good luck finding a replacement as the air valve had to be some kind of proprietary lock and seal design to Kelty.

This product is the perfect solution for anybody who spends any time sleeping in the bed of their truck. A wonderful, comfortable, quality five star product. The only reason I gave it four stars was because the storage compartment for the cord could be larger.

Other than that I couldn’t be happier and wish I’d found these years ago.

Great reliable product for my camping trips. Very comfortable and perfect fit for my silverado pickup

I picked this up to fit in the bed of my 2018 2500 Crew Cab. I have the the Napier 13890 ad well. Very solid product. Fits great, easy to use and powerful inflate/deflate makes setup a breeze.

I have not had the opportunity to use this yet, but packaged well and appears to be a good product. I bought this for my husky; for our longer trips. However, we just have not had a long trip yet. She will like it b/c it will keep her at a level to see out while I drive.

Couldn’t believe how large mattress was and how well made. Both my wife and daughter can lay on it easily. One of the coolest features is the mattress can attach to each other with sturdy clips as it’s two pieces for best fit.

Fits nicely in the back seat of my 2012 F350. Wife said it makes our longer drives more relaxed and comfortable for her. Came with its own pump that plugs into the cigarette lighter spot. Wish the cord was about a foot longer though.

No complaints otherwise.

Very good quality, comfortable and I think its going to prove durable and highly resistant to punctures. The included 12v electric air pump doesnt look particularly impressive but it fills the entire mattress in something like two minutes – crazy fast! Definitely recommend.

Getting this mattress with the Rightline truck tent was one of the decisions I’ve made! It’s goes up and breaks down fast and easy! Definitely and overland must have

Bought this mattress set up for the back seat area of our Dodge crew cab dually. We use it to sleep on while road tripping for project cars. Dogs use it for camping, and road trip as well. Summit had a fair price on a quality product and fast shipping.

Ordered this for my daughter and her boyfriend while on a road trip. They said it was good and easy to use

I bought this for camping trips. The connecting nozzle on the air pump to the nozzle on the mattress doesn’t match your standard battery powered air pump so in order to use the air pump for camping purposes I had to buy a rechargeable power bank with enough power to plug in an AC cord, which sucks.

The air mattress itself has been comfortable. My partner and I combined around around 500lbs we’ve used it on approximately 5 camping trips this summer and haven’t had any issues with leaks, bulges or any mattress deformities.

For the price point, I would have liked to see a higher quality carry bag.

Love the tri-zone. It has great lumbar support. Unexpected from an express bed

We moved recently and planned to use an air mattress until we could buy a new bed since our old one had been damaged moving into our last place and did not survive moving out of it. We had slept at a relatives on an Intex Airbed and found it comfortable, so decided to purchase one for ourselves to use until we could take the time to find and purchase a new bed.

We figured after its use personally, we would keep the airbed for out of town company when needed. We researched and bought the Intex 22″ Rising Comfort Airbed Mattress with built in pump. Initially, we were pleasantly surprised since it was much more comfortable then the model we slept on at our relative’s.

Honestly, it was so comfortable we weren’t in any rush to buy a new bed. Based on comfort, we would recommend, however, only if a person purchases an extended warranty and only if money is not a concern, since it is questionable if the extended warranty covers full replacement or partial.

The reason I say this is due to the fact that, while we were happy with this airbed, we apparently got a defective one, or it isn’t built to last. About 2 weeks before the 90 day warranty expired, while lying down in the bed, watching TV, we heard a “pop” sound.

We both were puzzled, wondering what it was, but did not see anything different in the room or the bed. The next night however, we figured it out. Again, as we were lounging, watching TV while waiting to fall asleep, we heard a second similar sounding “pop.

” This time however, a long area of the mattress raised or “bubbled” up and did not sink back in even with a person on it. This made the mattress unusable. We double checked the weight limit and were well within it.

Together we weigh about 390, one of us 175 and the other 215. The weight limit is 500 pounds. Before purchase, I read most of the positive reviews, and some mid-rate ones. Since a family member had a similar mattress, I did not read the lowest star reviews until after having the problem, only to find that most of the one star reviews were due to the same issue.

Pictures are on the web with the same problem so I did not take one and post it. I had bought the extended warranty, but it still was under the original warranty. Unfortunately, this is where most of our problems began.

We thought the fastest thing to do, so we could sleep, was to exchange it at our local store. We found out that our local store only takes back airbeds for 15 days. Thankfully we had bought this from Walmart.

com during the move to be delivered at our new address. Walmart. com representatives were amazing and helped us order a replacement, but unfortunately, the only way to expedite it was to buy a second one to be shipped right away and then get a refund for the one we sent back.

We ordered an Intex Durabeam hoping it is stronger. Again we will buy the extended warranty and will give a review there. I wish we could replace this with the same one, but we are nervous to encounter the same problem.

Bought this bed in January 2017 (this was the second one; first one had a leak and I didn’t want to go through the hassle of sending it back since I bought it on Walmart. com) So the one I buy in January 2017; now it’s March 2017, As I am sleeping, I hear this loud pop that almost knocks me out of the bed and I awaken to this big blister right in the middle of the bed.

( I was told it was an internal beam separation) So on March 16, 2017 I call intex customer service and speak to a rep who was extremely nice and helpful. Bottom line this time was that she started a claim, emailed me the paperwork and info on what I needed to do and by the following week 3/22/17, the claim was approved and I had a replacement bed with a few days.

So now I have the new bed-now fast forward to the other day 5/23/17; As I am getting out of the bed in the morning, same loud pop and as I look in disgust, same blister almost in the same area on the new bed.

So on 5/24/17, I call customer service again. Well, different result this time; this time I get a rep that could barely speak English and hard to understand, and she tells me there is nothing she could do because the time on the warranty is from the date of purchase on the original (not the replacement) bed in January, which of course is expired.

So,if I understand this correctly, Intex sells a defective product (and they/Intex are clearly are aware given the amount of bad reviews of this bed for the same reason as I am giving) and they’ll replace it one time and if the next one is defective too, well shame on me.

I’ve never heard of replacing a product with a new one and the warranty is dated back to the old product so they don’t have to replace it again when the replacement product is defective too. I asked this rep to speak to someone above her and her response was ” this is a call center and there is no one else here to speak to.

I still find it hard to believe that this product is still being sold, or why a least Intex hasn’t fixed the problem. Furthermore, I am surprised Walmart is still selling it. Hopefully someone from Intex reads this and does the right thing-here is the info from the replacement bed you sent me in March 2017—Shipment # 100650150 for Order # 100656183.

I’ve owned my Airbed for about 5 yrs now. and to say, it has gone through many obstacles through the years. We purchased this bed for camping, but it has been also used as a spare bed. I don’t understand how the “pillows” happen per other reviews – unless it’s OVER inflated, because this has NEVER happened to our bed.

My husband and I are (as one person stated — LOL) we are not light weights. I’ve inflated this pretty much to the brim (as I like a firm bed) and I have never popped a SEAM (it’s not spelled seem) let alone have a chamber snap loose.

I have had to add more air over a few days upon sleeping on bed, but only for the fact that it’s placed on a cold floor (inside the tent but on the ground floor) but no more than 5 minutes worth of air.

Deflating is also easy – just plug in the cord, and turn the dial and turn on the pump – it is deflated in minutes!! It deflates faster and more compressed than doing it without the pump, that it rolls back up to fit back into the bag it stores in.

Also, I have 2 grandchildren that come over a lot, and we use this as a spare bed and we now noticed we have “minor” issues, as there must be a small leak as during the night it does happen to lose some air and we have to add more if needs be – but like I stated.

it is 5 years old!! Nothing lasts forever – cars get rust and fall apart – tires lose air – clothes wear out – etc. I do have “one” small issue – no matter what I do, my fitted sheet slid off the bed – so I sewed elastic bands edges of my sheets to slide under the mattress and now it stays on!! I am looking into buying another as our children/grandchildren are now getting older and wish to go camping with us so we need another bed and I am looking into purchasing another for the quality and durability of this product.

So far this has worked very well for us. I work in marketing and love how Simmons refreshed their brand for this line. The wink in the logo is cute and trendy and makes you feel better about your purchase.

But let’s talk about the product. it inflated in about 3 minutes, which is kinda impressive given how high it is. I much prefer having the pump controls on the side of the bed so you can reach over and adjust as needed, and still keep the head of the mattress against a wall.

It did stretch a bit, I had to add more air after a few hours, but I’ve been told this is normal. It would take deep-fitted sheets, I only had regular sheets but didnt’ feel like investing in deep-fitted just for an air mattress.

The regular sheets are fine, and actually allow access to the pump. Deflating and putting it back in the bag went better than I thought, but I still had to fight with it a bit to fold it back up. The height is nice – makes it easier to get in and out, and the edge of the bed has a raised edge that kinda helps with sheets and makes it feel more like a real mattress.

It seemed comfortable to me when I tried it out, and our guests said they slept just fine.

We’ve had this airbed for a few weeks and are happy with it so far. It took about a week to arrive and the package It came in was a bit torn up on one corner, but it didn’t appear to have affected the mattress inside.

The Simmons mattress has a few very nice features that our past air beds did not have. When inflating, it has a mechanism that automatically shuts off the pump when it reaches the maximum level. I really like this as I’ve always worried about overfilling them in the past.

Another feature that I like is that it has both an internal electric pump and also a separate valve that allows you to inflate using a hand pump if electricity were not available. It seems well constructed and is pretty comfortable with supportive baffles evenly disbursed across the bed.

Our old brand mattress was a touch more comfortable.

So, long story short it’s only been like a, what, month? Maybe two? I used it as a semi-perminant bed, and a main thing to relax on when my chair broke and, long story short, besides one hole there’s no other visible damage AND the darn thing doesn’t hold air anymore than just for a few hours.

Maybe if you want to have a visitor over like once a week, or month even, then it would work fine, but as a bed? No, just honestly try to get enough money together for a proper one. Honestly thought I was saving money and being smart given how it was recommended to me due to it’s durability but I’ve honestly had cheaper beds last longer.

AND at least they had the decency to show the damage when they started leaking.

We have owned numerous airmatresses over the years, both for camping use and for expanded sleeping capacity when visiting family, so we purchased the 22″ Bestway Tritech Air Mattress from Walmart to see how it matches up with our quality standards for air mattresses.

The packaging was ok, good sturdy box, but if you’re the type of consumer that likes to retain original boxes to store the product in you’ll be mildly irritated that the box flaps do not have the locking tab mechanisms.

if you wish to use the box for storage you’ll need to retape the box each time you return the mattress to storage. The built in pump is pretty intuitive. Logical symbol use clearly indicates where to turn the valve dial to inflate or deflate the mattress.

The pump is activated when you turn the valve to the inflate or deflate position. I think I prefer having an independent switch to turn the fan on especially late at night if awaking and discovering the need to add air to the mattress.

The pump seems a little underpowered, but for the price point it is tough to complain about that. I just wonder how many inflations I’m going to get out of it before the pump burns up. It gets the job done, though, with not to intense of a volume level which is a good thing.

Not loud enough to be annoying to others in the house. The 22″ height is great! We have really enjoyed our more expensive 24″ mattress that we have been using the past few years, and this 22″ provides similar comfort being able to sit comfortably on the edge of the mattress without sagging or tipping of the mattress.

We did need to aid air pressure multiple times the first time we used it, but we are chalking it up to the “stretching” phenomena to which all PVC mattresses are prone. Laying on the mattress is not unpleasant, but I did find the rounded tops of the air chambers running side to side a little uncomfortable when laying on my back.

As with every air mattress I’ve ever owned you’ll want to be careful laying on your side to close to the edge, as the mattress will sag a bit and make you feel like your going to roll off. But the 22″ Bestway actually does a better job holding up than most as you lay close to the edge.

If you’re sleeping on this mattress with another person you will need to prepare yourself to be bounced a bit by each of their movements as they sleep, and vice versa. But for the price it does pretty well in this category IMO.

I’m not real enthused about the quality and size of the storage bag, but just as I mentioned in regards to the pump, the whole package is not a bad deal for the price. I found the deflation of the product was similar to every other mattress I’ve used and was able to do so with out any issues.

My final assessment: the mattress does very well for the price you’ll pay for the 22″ Bestway Tritech. As long as your expectations are tempered by what you pay for it, I believe it can be a great addition to expanding your sleeping accommodation options.

I love this air mattress! (That is something I never thought I would say). The built in pump takes the hassle out of inflating/deflating the mattress, and eliminates the need to keep up with a pump or monitor the air hole plug for leaks, etc.

All you have to do is remove the mattress from the box, plug in the cord, and turn the dial to inflate. there is even a little compartment next to the pump where the cord is conveniently stored between uses! If you want to adjust the firmness of the mattress, you just turn the dial to inflate or deflate (NOT WHILE YOU’RE ON THE MATTRESS) and test it out to make sure it’s exactly how you want it.

The pump is not super fast, but this IS a large mattress so it didn’t take an unreasonable amount of time to fill. The pump is not overly loud, as I was able to inflate the mattress while my roommate was sleeping in the next room over (he’s a light sleeper).

After a full night’s sleep, the mattress hadn’t deflated at all (which I found to be super impressive). It’s comfortable and wasn’t all loud and obnoxious when I turned over or moved around. I highly recommend this product, and it’s literally the first air mattress that has ever impressed me.

I would advise you to have a lint roller on hand though, because while the flocked material is super comfortable, it picks up any lint or pet hair that brushes over it. but that is easily fixed by putting a sheet on it!.

This affordable air mattress was a big win for me! The last time I purchased an air mattress not only was it overpriced but it was also a hassle. It had an air pump that you attach yourself and it was very flimsy.

Well gone are the days of having to locate and attach an air plug. This little beast has one built in and oh it gets better. Not only does it have one built in but it inflates and deflates when you are done using it.

So no more having the kids or another adult put a lot of weight on it and having to keep pressing it like a rolled up toothpaste to get the air out because this bad boy deflates it with the turn of a switch.

And did I mention it inflates in just 5 minutes, that was impressive. It’s still a little noisy but reminded me of a hair dryer sound versus a super loud vacuum sound. So how did it feel well let me tell you it was pretty comfy for an air mattress.

I could tell it had an extra support system with just the right amount of firmness which I love because I have a bad back so I can’t sleep on anything too soft or it will mess me up. My son and I comfortably both fit on it and he really loved it.

I also noticed it has an antibacterial treatment on it which is great because anything we can do to help up get rid of bacteria is a plus! Lastly it comes with a nice big bag to store it in which makes it easy to store or take on road trips.

So overall it was a good purchase for me. We tested it and it’s mother and kid approved. Now we are taking it for our spring break trip so that we can all have somewhere to sleep in the air bnb. Can’t wait to use it again!.

I actually use this air mattress indoors because it’s easier to operate and clean than other indoor air mattresses I’ve used. It’s super easy to set up and it comes with a portable pump to inflate the mattress in a hurry which is handy.

Super easy to ease and good price for blow up mattress. Slept comfortably on it. No recommendations on improvement

This is such a great mattress! I really like the feeling of the mattress itself. It’s easy to use, easy to inflate and deflate.