I will report back after I take it for its first night drive with the tint. I literally got it done around noon today. From experience with my wifeās SUV which is tinted 20 percent all around it is alittle hard to see out of the sides if thereās no streetlights house lights. I have found myself putting the windows down in order to see out in especially dark roadways. As for them taking off the back panels..I donāt know for sure but I donāt think so. They did all 5 windows in about 45 mins so I really doubt it.
Gee, looks like mine!First mods completed since taking ownership on Monday. For anyone curious, local tint shop measured my back windows at 26 percent. From Ford rear windows are not tinted but are stained glass apparently. I had all 4 windows and the rear window done with uv blocking tint 20 percent. Looks pretty good but I sorta wish I went with 15 all around but I was concerned about night driving. Tailgate lettering was done prior to tint btw.
Great looking truck!Thanks man. Yours as well. Cyber Orange gang gang! Question. Where did you get your bed cover? Is it a hard trifold or a soft? How do you like it? Does it keep the bed waterproof?Gee, looks like mine!
I may have already answered you questions but if not, here goes. I decided on a retractable bed cover since I didnāt want to have to replace it every few years. the soft covers are all going to need replacement at some point. The retractable cover is made of powder coated aerospce grade Aluminum. Durability is what I was going for. At my age I canāt afford to b replacing something just cause. The retractable cover also just looks great. You do lose a little bed space due to the canister but there is space underneath it. Since my Mav is a commuter truck vice a work truck, the space trade off is one I'm willing to make. All covers are a matter of trade offs. i chose durability and looks over space. No cover except the lid type covers are water proof! None. There is some water that gets in at the car wash. It is minimal at worst. So, I would say it is water resistant rather than water proof. The only covers that are water proof are the lid type covers. There is always going to be water getting in at the tailgate. I bought mine from Truck2Go for $839, 15% off, $150 shipping and $65 for my dealership to install. If I were younger, I could have installed it myself with a little help. Total was $1007!! Not to shabby considering the dealership was charging anywhere from $1,500 plus for other brands That didnāt look near as good. SyneticUSA is the brand and it is well made. Hope that helps.
