It no longer lifts at speed, but there is probably a 3/16" gap between the cover and tailgate. Meaning it is not water tight. I expect leaking with any tonneau but anything near the tailgate will get wet.
Do think the surface is durable? I had the original solid fold on my old truck (traded in last week), and was always placing things(car seats, skis, tools, etc.)on the cover for short periods of time. My current choice for my 2022 6.5ft bed is lomax with the urethane coating.Finally got my cover installed. Love the clean look! Having had the Bakflip MX4 cover for the last 5 years, I am not disappointed with my choice. Really like the Extang Xceed. Thanks for everyone’s input and opinions.
Approaching the 1 month mark with the Lomax urethane coated cover on mine.
I look forward to the review. I have a spray in line sceduled for next week, so hoping to order a cover this week so i can install after bedliner.Approaching the 1 month mark with the Lomax urethane coated cover on mine.
Will do a review sometime this week, it’s only my second tonneau cover, but so far I’m very pleased.
Did you test to see if it fits in the cab? I saw a post from awhile back claiming it does. Interested in knowing this.Approaching the 1 month mark with the Lomax urethane coated cover on mine.
Will do a review sometime this week, it’s only my second tonneau cover, but so far I’m very pleased.
Smart, I didn’t get the spray in first and plan to get it, not planning on removing the rails…
I can test that.
The wife finally gave the thumbs up for purchasing a bed cover and I am trying to figure out which I should go with. I'm looking at peragon, Lomax, Bakflip mx4, and retraxpro xr. Since I have a short bed I wanna be able to use most of my available space when needed. If peragon still offers paint match I am leaning that way. Do any members have long-term use of peragon? I heard they leak pretty bad and that would persuade me to a different option. Between the two hard flip options I'm thinking Lomax due to ease of removal if needed for larger items. Retrax I just like the idea of the ease of use of retractable but I'm worried about the loss of bed space due to the reel. What are everyone's thoughts?"All Tonneau covers leak".
That's what the idiot salesman told me before I CANCELED the "fold up" he was trying to sell me instead of the solid one I wanted.
I'm SURE the "Roll up/Fold Up" covers are pretty water "resistant"... AT FIRST!
But open & close them over & over for a few years & see how "water resistant" they are...
THIS one doesn't leak a drop! And if it ever does it will be EASY to seal. The last one I had never did leak.
Unfortunately, I have an email from the manufacturer saying that they "don't make them anymore". (I hope that's wrong or they change their minds)
I got lucky and found "ONE" left in a warehouse in Indianapolis, immediately ordered it and got it installed today.
Yes... it's much less convenient than the roll/fold ups. Yes... I only have about a foot of storage over my Decked.
But all I need to carry is a ladder (which fits perfectly) and the parts I need for the work I'll be doing with the tools in my Decked.
And it can be removed in about 5min AND EVEN the Decked can be removed in about another 15min IF I really need full use of my box.
But with the MAX TOW options, I can easily tow my trailer full of anything & everything I need so I doubt I'll ever need to empty my bed.
Everybody has their own needs for the Best in tonneau covers. THIS fit's "my needs" perfectly!
...and HOLY SHIT is it FAST! That coyote is the RCSB is a friggin MONSTER!
I cannot say for certain, but the Ford version is likely a rebranded Truck Hero product.
Now that it's been on for awhile, are you still liking it?I ended up going with the BAK X4s. I like the fact of being able to roll it up and still view out the back window. Plus with it being all aluminum, gives some security. Just finished installing it over the weekend.
