Tonneau Cover
#11
Has anyone had any experience with Fold-A-Cover G4 Elite. It looks like a good cover can access from front or rear. Just trying to figure out what tonneau is the best one.
#12
Curmudgeon In Training
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Anyone have any idea how "water tight" the backflip G2 or HD are? I have a Jason Rage one piece hard cover on my 2008. It is 99.99% water tight and I love the look, but I'm looking for more flexibility with the cover on my new 2015.
Lariat Scab Sport, 3.5 eb, Tuxedo Black with black interior, 502a, moon roof, tow pkg, tailgate step
Lariat Scab Sport, 3.5 eb, Tuxedo Black with black interior, 502a, moon roof, tow pkg, tailgate step
#13
Senior Member
I had awhile to scope out tonneau covers while I waited for the truck. Here is the link to the thread I started about them:
https://www.f150forum.com/f118/mid-p...llenge-285257/
I picked a hard (but very light) solid cover because it is water tight, secure and looks great. It is the Undercover Lux SE and comes paint matched to your vehicle. Here are a few pics of mine installed:
https://www.f150forum.com/f118/mid-p...5/#post3968880
Good luck.
https://www.f150forum.com/f118/mid-p...llenge-285257/
I picked a hard (but very light) solid cover because it is water tight, secure and looks great. It is the Undercover Lux SE and comes paint matched to your vehicle. Here are a few pics of mine installed:
https://www.f150forum.com/f118/mid-p...5/#post3968880
Good luck.
#15
Senior Member
I decided against it because I didn't need the storage or to climb on it and wanted a clean look. Went with the undercover lux SE and love it. It's a hardcover prepainted to your vehicles color.
Hope that helps.
#17
Senior Member
There are 4 basic types of covers (Vinyl rollup, folding, retractable, and Paragon (somewhat of a cross between folding and retractable) each type has its advantages / disadvantages.
I decided to go with the Retrax Pro MX, which is a retractable cover, Pros include secure cover, locks at any position, solid build, no strap to close (it has a handle on the drivers side. Con - There is a box that is 11" x 11" that uses up the upper rear portion of the bed, retractables tend to be the most expensive. There are power version of this cover as well (controlled by a fob).
I decided to go with the Retrax Pro MX, which is a retractable cover, Pros include secure cover, locks at any position, solid build, no strap to close (it has a handle on the drivers side. Con - There is a box that is 11" x 11" that uses up the upper rear portion of the bed, retractables tend to be the most expensive. There are power version of this cover as well (controlled by a fob).
#18
Yes, tailgate release works great.
Last edited by WatchingTime; 03-01-2015 at 04:11 AM.
#19
Senior Member
I like the rolling type covers. Fast, easy, and I can see what's in the bed when I drive. This is useful when i have motorcycles in the bed so i can tell if one slides around or isn't sitting the way I like.
#20
Is this one:
http://accessories.ford.com/bed-prod...eau-11057.html
The same as this one?
http://www.truxedo.com/lopro/land.php
http://accessories.ford.com/bed-prod...eau-11057.html
The same as this one?
http://www.truxedo.com/lopro/land.php