View Poll Results: What is the best solid folding tonneau cover?
Extang Solid Fold
6
15.79%
Bak-Flip G2
15
39.47%
Bak-Flip HD
6
15.79%
Bak-Flip F1
5
13.16%
Fold-A-Cover G4 Elite
5
13.16%
Fold-A-Cover LS series
1
2.63%
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What is the best solid folding tonneau cover?
#1
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What is the best solid folding tonneau cover?
As the title says, I'm looking to get a solid folding tonneau cover and am looking for feedback on what everyone considers the best.
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I have had the G2 on my truck for about 3 months now and for me it has been great. I like the fact you can fold it all the way back to the cab as I have had to haul some large loads and it makes it so much easier. I have had very little leaking issues and living in the Northwest it has been tested frequently. I did however have to cut the factory bed liner a little for the drain tubes but it was not an issue.
#4
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I have had the G2 on my truck for about 3 months now and for me it has been great. I like the fact you can fold it all the way back to the cab as I have had to haul some large loads and it makes it so much easier. I have had very little leaking issues and living in the Northwest it has been tested frequently. I did however have to cut the factory bed liner a little for the drain tubes but it was not an issue.
#5
Has anyone that voted for the Bakflip used any of the other brands?
I have the Extang and have no complaints. I also have not lost any bed space as is the case with the Bakflip. I also do not have to worry about having a drain tube running inside the bed.
So if I was allowed to vote, I it would be Extang.
Edit ..... Have since been allowed to vote.
I have the Extang and have no complaints. I also have not lost any bed space as is the case with the Bakflip. I also do not have to worry about having a drain tube running inside the bed.
So if I was allowed to vote, I it would be Extang.
Edit ..... Have since been allowed to vote.
#6
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Has anyone that voted for the Bakflip used any of the other brands?
I have the Extang and have no complaints. I also have not lost any bed space as is the case with the Bakflip. I also do not have to worry about having a drain tube running inside the bed.
So if I was allowed to vote, I it would be Extang.
Edit ..... Have since been allowed to vote.
I have the Extang and have no complaints. I also have not lost any bed space as is the case with the Bakflip. I also do not have to worry about having a drain tube running inside the bed.
So if I was allowed to vote, I it would be Extang.
Edit ..... Have since been allowed to vote.
#7
Uhhh how do you lose bed space with the G2? I have the G2 and have not lost any bed space?? Also I did not use the drain tubes and during hard downpours I get a little water in the bed but it is very minimal. The price is very good on the G2 as well. The Extangs in my experience cost quite a bit more.
I have not seen any water inside my bed. Completely dry.
I spent $725 for the Extang. The prices I've seen on Bakflips are $740 to $800.
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#8
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You've got me there, that's if you leave the Bak flip down flat. If you fold it up behind the rear windows it is completely out of the way. Really wow, I paid $600 for mine. Of course that was 2 years ago.
#9
When comparing the two I just didn't like the fact that in order to use the entire bed I had to fold the thing up against the rear window, blocking my view.
Side by side the Extang won out for me.
#10
Had dealer instal my back flip for 750 recently. the drain tubes keep it completly dry a friend of mine did not install drain tubes and has a little water. im happy with backflip because it allowed room for bed rails.