New RealTruck BAK X4s Hard Roll up installed

[umpkey]

Hello,
Just installed the RealTruck BAK X4s Hard Roll up Tonneau cover yesterday. Let me just say this is an awesome cover. Replaced a decent hard Tri-fold. This cover costs some money, but it is totally worth it. It is so easy to quickly roll up if you need to access something quickly. Installation was easy. I just need to work on using some the seals they gave to work on some gaps at the tailgate as soon as I get some more time. This cover has a $150 mail in rebate through the end of the month and I talked with customer service via chat telling them I with Maverick Truck Club and got an additional $154 discount. If looking for a new cover definetely keep this in mind. Here are some pics of it installed.

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[colinl]

looks great! when it's rolled, what's the amount of bed space it's using? if you could measure either the thickness of the whole roll, or just draw a line straight down to the top of the bed from the farthest rearward point and measure that, I'd be very appreciative!

I need to be able to fit a MTB in the bed with the tonneau cover on, and I think I'm going to have to use a hard tri-fold that folds against the rear glass, but this might work.

 

[Mr Pibb]

looks great! when it's rolled, what's the amount of bed space it's using? if you could measure either the thickness of the whole roll, or just draw a line straight down to the top of the bed from the farthest rearward point and measure that, I'd be very appreciative!

I need to be able to fit a MTB in the bed with the tonneau cover on, and I think I'm going to have to use a hard tri-fold that folds against the rear glass, but this might work.

I like the idea of the hard roll up covers but don't like the lack of locks along its length like a trifold gives you. Just feels like it'd be less secure and make noise at speed, but all depends what you want to haul I guess.

 

[colinl]

I like the idea of the hard roll up covers but don't like the lack of locks along its length like a trifold gives you. Just feels like it'd be less secure and make noise at speed, but all depends what you want to haul I guess.

there are definite trade-offs in everything. currently I have a Ford soft tri-fold and it has to come off to haul a MTB on a tailgate pad. It's not secure in that you can get into it with a pocket knife, yet no on has, so I think the security of a hard roll-up is fine for my needs.

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