Truck2Go Retracting Cover?

[Halo9x]

Here's a picture of mine installed. Going to neaten up the drans with proper elbows, for a more efficient flow.

I'll make a post on an awesome diy bedrug as well.

Looks good! I had mine installed on Monday. Looks and works great!

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[BigSouthFork]

That looks great, but guessing the tubing would get in the way of hauling plywood, etc. How did you decide where to drill holes? I’ve not seen a video of the exact direction video for the maverick and my liner doesn’t have holes so I’d be lost as to where to put them.

 

[Daverick]

Here's a picture of mine installed. Going to neaten up the drans with proper elbows, for a more efficient flow.

I'll make a post on an awesome diy bedrug as well.

Nice, I made the same bedrug as you. Looks great!

 

[cyberdog]

You'll find the cut pieces from between the wheel wells, fills in the space at the rear nearly perfect, with a little trimming. If you put end to end, it looks like it was built custom for the Maverick's bed. - Great $41 investment, and makes climbing into the bed much more comfortable.

For those contemplating, this stuff is fairly heavy, and not going to blow away, with a nice thick & dense rubber backing. The cut piece length wise is darn near perfect to attached to the liftgate, which I'll probably do with some velcro or peel'n stick snaps, making it easily removable. (Leaning towards heavy duty velcro).

Daverick, is that a 6x2 & a 4x2 stacked? - Was thinking of doing something like that, allowing the 4x2 to be removed when hauling say plywood, yet have the taller cargo divider to keep bags from falling over it.

 

[Halo9x]

Anybody on here have the Truck2Go retracting Tonneau cover? - Similar to the ReTrax Pro, under their own name, and nicely priced. Only caveat appears to be you cannot use the factory rail system (the adjustable bed side rails), and must remove them due to the way they utilize additional support along the sides. The bed side rails didn't make it onto my 22>23 rollover, so contemplating one of those covers for my Lariat.

For that matter, anybody use Truck2Go at all, are they reliable? - There's literally one(1) review, that is very positive, but who knows if it's real, given how much fraud there is online today.

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Here are some pics of the SyneticUSA retractable cover on my Maverick. I like it! It’s good looking, should help with gas mileage, and is very secure. You do lose a little space but not that much. It depends on what you plan to do with your Maverick. I don’t plan on doing a lot of hauling or any serious hauling thus space isn’t an issue for me. I was more interested in security and fuel saving since I have the 2.0L Ecoboost. Plus it just makes my Maverick look complete.

 

[Halo9x]

Anybody on here have the Truck2Go retracting Tonneau cover? - Similar to the ReTrax Pro, under their own name, and nicely priced. Only caveat appears to be you cannot use the factory rail system (the adjustable bed side rails), and must remove them due to the way they utilize additional support along the sides. The bed side rails didn't make it onto my 22>23 rollover, so contemplating one of those covers for my Lariat.

For that matter, anybody use Truck2Go at all, are they reliable? - There's literally one(1) review, that is very positive, but who knows if it's real, given how much fraud there is online today.

Thanks Guys

Yes, it is legit. I bought one and had it installed. They did redo their clamps to prevent needing to remove the side rails. Yes, the side rails become limited in use but you can still use them. Here are some pictures.

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