I have had 2 Lear and they were about 1200. this time I went with R/C it was about 400. less but I like to open mine up to use the hole bed. the R/C is just as good as the Lear, I think Matte is the way to go. I looked at the bakflip , just wouldn't work for me. By the way no water in mine at all.Hey y’all was wondering on y’all’s opinions about the bakflip mx4. Wondering if it’d worth that hefty price tag. Also wondering how that matte finish compares to glossy ones
Take a look at UnderCover.Hey y’all was wondering on y’all’s opinions about the bakflip mx4. Wondering if it’d worth that hefty price tag. Also wondering how that matte finish compares to glossy ones
I have the Bakflip LXP (MX4 but it has been factory Line-x’d) and I love it.Hey y’all was wondering on y’all’s opinions about the bakflip mx4. Wondering if it’d worth that hefty price tag. Also wondering how that matte finish compares to glossy ones
Come on grandma, that’s why Ford gave you a bed + tailgate camera!Had the MX4 on a previous truck, and have decided I dont like the trifold covers and how they rest up against the cab and block the rear window when I need to drive with it open. I have the X4s on the Tremor, and it is hands down the best tonneau cover I have ever had. Personally I will only do hard roll up covers from now on.
Haha. It wasnt about blocking the view (even though I look back and see thats all I posted about, and my older F150s didnt have bed cameras) as much as it was about the cover rubbing against the cab of the truck. The hard roll up covers are 10-20% more than the trifold, but if we are already talking $1k, IMO its worth a few hundred more for something that is a better product.Come on grandma, that’s why Ford gave you a bed + tailgate camera!
I don’t have any experience with the rolling covers, but they seem expensive.
This is also true on many but not all tri-fold tonneau covers.Fantastic cover!!!! Best part is you don't have to open the cover before you close the tailgate.
I understand what you’re saying but a roll up tonneau cover and a canister rolled up tonneau cover are two different animals.I looked at roll up covers, but didn't like the cost and the "permanence" of installation. The BakFlip MX4 is fairly easy to remove. The roll ups also have a large storage box at the front of the bed which takes up room. I didn't like that, but I can't complain since I installed a BakBox which does the same thing.
As for blocking the rear window, there is a bed camera on my Tremor which allows me to see the condition of the bed with the window blocked. Plus rear view mirrors and a rear view camera. It's not an issue. FWIW, the cover also provides protection to the rear window should you be carrying something that could crash forward toward the cab.
The big advantage to the roll up cover is you can use one with a rack system on the bed of the truck, if that's your thing.
I have an MX4 on my 2013 fx4 6.5 that replaced a soft cover, my new to me Tremor has soft cover that I want to replace. Anyone know if the 2015-2020 5.5 mx4 works on our 2021+ trucks?