Galaxy Truck Mattress Review

Galaxy Truck Mattress of Dallas, TX sells only semi-truck bunk mattresses. It doesn't sell residential sizes. There are three USA-made all-foam models: the 12-inch Pro gel foam from $350, the 10-inch Elite pillow top from $250 and the 6-inch Standard from $189. Prices are for local pickup, plus tax. Shipping is quoted per order. It's a simple pick if you drive a truck, but its published policies are thin. You'll want trial, return and warranty terms in writing before you order.

Side sleepers get the closest plush fit from the Elite pillow top, with its quilted euro-top comfort layer. The Pro suits average-weight side sleepers who want deeper contouring. Back sleepers can look at the Pro and Elite, which target medium to medium-firm feels. The Standard is a firmer, slim-profile option.

Stomach sleepers have only the 6-inch Standard as a distinctly firmer pick. The brand doesn't publish stomach-specific guidance. Hot sleepers should look at the Pro. Its gel beads are positioned to regulate temperature in warm cabs. The Elite and Standard list standard (non-gel) cooling.

The brand does not publish weight limits, per-weight firmness guidance or motion-isolation data (checked September 2026). If you're a heavier sleeper or share the bunk, the thicker Pro is the likelier durability pick. Confirm with the maker before you buy.

The Pro is $350 flat across its size menu (24x72, 30x79, 32x79, 34x80, 36x74, 36x79, 38x75, 38x80, plus 42-inch options), plus tax. The Elite is $250 for 30x79, 30x80 and 32x79. It's $265 for 34x74, 34x76, 36x79, 36x80, 38x74, 38x79, 38x80 and Twin XL 39x80. It's $289 for 42x80. The Standard is $189 flat, from 30x79 through 42x80 plus Twin XL.

All published prices are local-pickup prices. Nationwide shipping is quoted per order by weight and distance before anything is processed. Submitting the order form is a request, not a final charge. The brand does not publish financing, promotions or size-level weights (checked September 2026).

The $189 to $350 flat pricing undercuts most residential bed-in-a-box brands. That's only because these are small bunk sizes with thin policy coverage. Compare the total cost, including the shipping quote.

The Pro is a 12-inch all-foam build of gel-infused memory foam, with no springs or coils. It's medium-firm and made in USA. The Elite has a gel memory foam base with a quilted euro-top pillow comfort layer and full edge-to-edge support. It uses CertiPUR-US certified foam and is made in USA. The Standard has a high-density polyurethane foam core in a 6-inch profile with a cotton-blend cover and CertiPUR-US certified foam, made in USA.

The brand does not publish layer thicknesses, foam densities, ILDs, cover fabric specs, fire barrier or adhesive details (checked September 2026). It also doesn't publish OEKO-TEX, GOTS, GOLS or Greenguard claims. On request, custom sizes and types are handmade in Dallas in 1 to 3 business days.

The brand says its high-density foam resists sagging and bottoming out. It says the 100 percent foam build has no springs to squeak or break. The Elite carries a published 1 Year warranty badge. The brand does not publish sag thresholds, foam-split coverage or claim steps (checked September 2026). We found no independent durability testing.

Galaxy is a small Dallas, TX maker building in-house, with a custom 1-to-3-day turnaround. It doesn't publish company history, a founding date or unit volume, and the site footer is dated 2025. Any longevity claim is the brand's own, not independently verified.

The homepage shows three five-star verified-buyer quotes. They praise value versus other truck mattresses, and fast shipping that arrived 4 days early with a perfect fit in a 2022 Peterbilt 579 flat-top sleeper. They also call the comfort the best truck sleep in years. The Happy Customers page has no customer photos yet. It says photos are coming soon and invites submissions by email.

An eBay store (seller galaxytruckmatt) and a Google Business Profile exist. The brand does not publish ratings, review counts or written reviews on Google, eBay, BBB or mattress review sites (checked September 2026). We found no complaint themes. A thin review trail fits a small regional maker that sells direct.

You buy direct through the official site. Pick a model and size in the products-page window, which feeds the order form. You can also contact the maker for help matching Freightliner, Volvo, Peterbilt, Kenworth, Western Star, International and Mack bunks. The site publishes a truck-model size guide with bottom and top bunk dimensions. Call (214) 664-5638. Email galaxytruckmattress@yahoo.com for photos and questions.

It's also sold through the official eBay store (seller galaxytruckmatt) and the Google Business Profile, with Google Maps directions to Dallas, TX 75241. The brand doesn't publish showrooms, a dealer network or trial rooms. Local pickup in Dallas is the only in-person option. Measure your bunk wall-to-wall and headboard-to-foot, and round down to the nearest inch before you order.

You can pick up locally in Dallas, TX 75241. Prices shown are pickup prices plus tax. Nationwide shipping is available, with the cost quoted by mattress weight and distance before processing. You choose it with a Local Pickup versus Ship to Me toggle on the order form.

The brand does not publish shipping speed, carriers, tracking or geographic limits (checked September 2026). It also leaves out unboxing and expansion steps, bunk prep, white-glove setup, delivery windows and old-mattress removal. Confirm handling, timing and disposal before you submit the order request.

The brand does not publish a sleep trial length, return window, exchange policy, restocking fee or return-shipping terms (checked September 2026). We found no trial or returns terms on the products, features, order, contact or homepage content. The order form says submission is a request, with confirmation before payment.

Confirm in writing whether any trial, return or exchange exists. Ask who pays return shipping on a bulky truck mattress, and what fees apply. The brand also doesn't publish adjustment guidance or comfort-guarantee language.

The only published warranty term is a 1 Year badge on the Elite 10-inch Pillow Top specs strip. The brand does not publish the scope, sag thresholds, covered defects, exclusions, transferability, proof-of-purchase rules or claim steps (checked September 2026). It also doesn't say whether the 1-year term covers the Pro and Standard. We found no warranty page, registration step or repair-or-replace statement.

Request the full written warranty for all three models before you pay. Truck-bunk use, with vibration, tight frames and upper bunks, raises questions a generic warranty may not answer.

Against mainstream residential bed-in-a-box brands, Galaxy wins on made-to-fit semi-truck bunk sizes of about 24x72 to 42x80 plus Twin XL. It also offers Dallas pickup and custom 1-to-3-day builds. Residential brands win on published sleep trials (often 100-plus nights), full warranties, review volume and white-glove options.

Against stock OEM bunk pads and generic truck-stop replacements, Galaxy wins on thicker, comfort-focused builds (6, 10 and 12 inches) with gel and pillow-top options. Two models claim CertiPUR-US foam. OEM pads win on guaranteed factory fit and fleet pricing. The brand does not publish head-to-head specs against other truck-mattress specialists (checked September 2026). Compare the $189 to $350 pickup pricing plus your shipping quote against all-in competitor quotes.

We read the brand's own product, policy and warranty pages, then checked retailer listings and public complaint sites like the Better Business Bureau. We last checked everything here in September 2026. Prices and policies change, so confirm them on the seller's page before you buy. You can read more in our methodology and editorial policy.