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Great input, thank you. I am leaning toward the RC trifold. I like that it folds up to the window.I've had several truck bed tonneau covers over the years, including roll-ups w/ snaps and velcro, soft cover tri-folds, hard surface tri-folds, and even one that was a one-piece that opened w/ gas struts. I can easily say that the best one I've ever had is the one on my Mav right now. It's the Ford optional hard tri-fold that was a $1180 option. It looks very similar to the Rough Country above or ones I've seen called a Back Flip. It's got a Ford blue oval on it and is very nice, works well, and looks great.
I believe Realtruck can advise you on your original question, tonneau/rack compatibility question.Also, @Realtruck offers a forum discount in addition to any possible rebates.
How is the overlap front to back? Does the rear portion but up against the tailgate or overlap it?Happy with the Rough Country flip up hard tri fold. Blocks the rear window when up, but gives you all but a few inches of the bed.
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I have the OEM (Ford)version also. Agree with the Rough Country comparisonI've had several truck bed tonneau covers over the years, including roll-ups w/ snaps and velcro, soft cover tri-folds, hard surface tri-folds, and even one that was a one-piece that opened w/ gas struts. I can easily say that the best one I've ever had is the one on my Mav right now. It's the Ford optional hard tri-fold that was a $1180 option. It looks very similar to the Rough Country above or ones I've seen called a Back Flip. It's got a Ford blue oval on it and is very nice, works well, and looks great.
How is the overlap front to back? Does the rear portion but up against the tailgate or overlap it?
I have the factory hard roll up and it's short front to back, it leaks horribly, no way to remedy this unless someone knows how to stretch it
Thank you for any help!
That's perfect, gonna order one now.There's roughly a half inch overlap on to the tailgate, and maybe a touch less than that gap at the window. Here's a couple pics, with this weather you can conveniently see the ice line on the tailgate...
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