Anyone with a Bakflip MX4 bedcover?

[NCLife]

Nope, I got rid of mine because of that issue. Also because it was just coming apart after 1.5 years. It was just a bad design. I switched to a Retrax. Yes you lose some bed space but I got the cover with t slots so I can add storage above.

I don’t know where you bought your but Real Truck stands behind their products. I was overly impressed with their customer service. They gave me full credit for my previous cover.

Thanks. I did buy it directly from RealTruck. I had a used Retrax Pro before this, it leaked along the inside of the rails. I have no idea how old it was. It looked great. I think the seals between the slats may have been worn. I was contemplating just going to a hard trifold. They tend to be the most weather resistant.

 

[CAMDENN]

Thanks. I did buy it directly from RealTruck. I had a used Retrax Pro before this, it leaked along the inside of the rails. I have no idea how old it was. It looked great. I think the seals between the slats may have been worn. I was contemplating just going to a hard trifold. They tend to be the most weather resistant.

Have you guys seen this one?
Perhaps it has been improved.

 

[NCLife]

Have you guys seen this one?
Perhaps it has been improved.

Looks nice. No reviews yet.

 

[Skeeter]

I went with the Worksport AL3 for my '25 Lariat. 100% American made from New York State. Solid and well made. Love it.

 

[FanaticalKilla]

Every time I buy a new truck I buy a used MX4 cover and they’ve treated me pretty well. Only cover I like more was a roll lock tonneau that came with my Dads Chev that he hated the truck.

 

[TwistedADV]

I love my MX4.. been pretty happy with it. minimal water during hard rains at the corners of the tailgate.. Better than the paragon.. that one has a nice profile but dumps any standing water on the cover right into the bed if you open it when wet.

 

[NCLife]

I went with the Worksport AL3 for my '25 Lariat. 100% American made from New York State. Solid and well made. Love it.

How has it been at keeping water out?