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Which tonneau cover do you prefer?
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I'm personally gonna go with a BAK X4S if and when I eventually get my Maverick.
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I just ordered a Pace Edwards Switchblade...hope I like it.
undercover Ultra Flex
https://undercoverinfo.com/undercover-ultra-flex/2022/ford/maverick
I kicked them all around for consideration, this one rose to the top for me.
https://undercoverinfo.com/undercover-ultra-flex/2022/ford/maverick
I kicked them all around for consideration, this one rose to the top for me.
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If money were no object I'd probably opt for a retractable tonneau, but I went with the Rough Country hard tri-fold for around $700
Payed big for a Ford hard trifold. Ordered it through Ford accessories. Arrived before my Maverick and had my dealer install it. At the beginning it leaked a lot! But after adjusting the position and letting the sun heat it up. It sealed a lot tighter. Still a little water but stuff doesn't get wet. I like it, except for the price.
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I'm definitely a fan of the hard folding covers. I've had the roll up ones and the folding ones are just nicer. The big thing for me is making sure the clamps don't get in the way of the bed rail system. The Bak MX4 seems to be the best choice for me. So I'll go with that one pretty soon I think.
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I am going Diamondback. Expensive, yes. But I am going to save up. I want it for the life of the truck.
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There are many threads on here about covers.
I originally got the Truxedo Pro X15, but exchanged for BAK X4S.
I originally got the Truxedo Pro X15, but exchanged for BAK X4S.
That seems to defeat the purpose. Hopefully you get that worked out.Payed big for a Ford hard trifold. Ordered it through Ford accessories. Arrived before my Maverick and had my dealer install it. At the beginning it leaked a lot! But after adjusting the position and letting the sun heat it up. It sealed a lot tighter. Still a little water but stuff doesn't get wet. I like it, except for the price.
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BAK Revolver X4S
About $850 from Real Truck.
Not perfectly waterproof, but pretty good.
I'm very happy with it.
About $850 from Real Truck.
Not perfectly waterproof, but pretty good.
I'm very happy with it.
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I've had hard trifold on all my F-150's. Gonna "splurge" on a Gator soft tri-fold this time. I'm changing up the routine as well with the bedliner. I've always had spray-ins but gonna put in a bedrug. Great prices for both from RealTruck with their discount for MTC members.
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