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Yeah I like the look of the lower profile crossbars, but I do have larger fishing kayaks that I will be using so I’m not sure they will work. Let me know how the crossbars are though. I might buy them if they are easy to take on and off because it would make more sense for luggage carriers...

Thanks I really appreciate all the information. Probably should have done this prior to installing the cover. Was hoping I could see the hole from underneath and drill a pilot hole through the liner and go from there. Oh well just another project to add to my list.

I have a factory installed bed liner and can’t see if there are any drain holes in the bed. Do you know where the drain holes are?

I was I will measure but I am thinking like 10-12

Stock Ford divider. I might suggest the aftermarket one because it actually flips up out of the way but I had $250 in Ford rewards so I went with the stock one.

It wasn’t too bad to install, and with anything first time is always the longest. Would be much easier to remove then reinstall. I could probably install it now in an hour. First time took about 2.

Definitely understand where you are coming from, I also live in New England. One thing I saw a few other brands with the same similar setup for much more. Also the locking mechanism comes out really easy so as long as they have replacement parts shouldn’t be to bad.

https://truck2go.co/collections/maverick-retractable-covers/products/maverick-pro-retractable-tonneau-cover?variant=43497396371701

I was in the market for a tonneau cover and had a roll up aluminum one on my F150 and loved the low profile look of it, but didn't care for the operation of it. When I got the 2022 Maverick I started to look at the retractable ones. Soon realized I also wanted the t tracks built into the rails...