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Yikes! I was assuming American pricing. That’s a HUGE difference. Right now, the exchange rate is .051 American Dollars for 1 Mexican Peso. That would make the STARTING price of the Maverick $37,685 USD. And it’s made in Mexico! That is ridiculous! That’s more than I paid for my 2024 Maverick...

Yes.

Seeing how a Mexican Peso is worth about an American Nickel, that’s over $25,000 in American money. For that, you’d have to be LOCO not to buy the Maverick instead!

You are right. However, you can specifically request an OEM replacement through them.

Not sure. I ended up buying the Lariat. I’m sure you can call Safelite and get a quote.

There is a significant difference in wind noise in the XL/XLT Trims and the Lariat Trim. I test drove both. The Lariat has an acoustic glass windshield that significantly reduces outside noise. The XL/XLT trims are noticeably louder. If the noise bothers you that much, you can have the acoustic...

$25K Slate Truck coming - Thread at affiliate site Slateforums - https://www.slateforums.com/forum/threads/slate-pickup-truck-concept-spotted-on-flatbed.12596/ Here’s an in-depth article on the company and the truck...

The Chevrolet Avalanche was a truck with a pass through from the cabin to the bed via a “midgate.” If you folded down the back seats, the midgate would fold inward and lay flat on top of them, creating a seamless pass through to the bed. The Avalanche also came with a three-panel hard bed cover...

It’s your Maverick’s belly button.

I went with the Leer HF650M Quad-Fold hard tonneau cover and have been very pleased with it. Here is a link to my review and first impressions with install tips. Hope you find it helpful...

I thought that was the case. Thank you for clarifying.

I do not know. Leer is not mentioned in the Elevate TS Rails/Tonneau Cover Compatibility Chart from Truxedo. You may want to contact Truxedo directly to ask. I know this is an apples to oranges comparison, but on the Jeep Gladiator forum there is a thread from a guy who used the Leer Quad-Fold...

Apparently, the sale has ended. 😢

So previously you said you wouldn’t have any hard tonneau except for one with solid titanium panels…which does not exist. Then, you tried to use photos from a website about cheap Chinese tonneau covers when this thread is about an American made product made in America by an American company...

Fantastic! Glad you were able to make it work. The only place where I have experienced leaking is on either side of the tailgate. I haven’t tried to seal it for a couple of reasons. First off, it only leaks when I go through the carwash and even then it’s only a few drops on each side. If I go...

The picture is not a cross-section of a panel of the Leer HF650M, which is the object of this thread. The Leer has solid panels made of a molded fiberglass polymer mix with a powder coated exterior finish. There is no “honeycomb” core of any sort - the panels are SOLID. What other manufacturers...

I can assure you the price on Amazon was not $649 as of November 14, 2024 when I ordered mine or else I would have ordered it from Amazon. I comparison shopped dozens of websites (including Amazon) and the lowest price I could find anywhere online at the time was from CSP Racing for $1056.60...

You are mistaken. From LEER website: “A Matte Black Powder Coat Finish tops dent-resistant, fiber-glass reinforced polymer.” No aluminum, no dings.

Since when? Where are you getting your information? Is this a change for the 2025 model year? Multiple sources on MTC over the past three years have posted that the genuine Ford tri-fold tonneau cover is a Bakflip MX4 with a ford emblem. It is my understanding that the roll-up cover is produced...