DeadManWalkin

Worth a try but I think shipping and import fees would kill it

Yeah I like that look too but I tow a fifth wheel and like the idea of being able to leave one panel down to keep a few things out of the direct rain. Can't do that with a rolling

That must be US. That cover is almost $1400 here in Canada

Ok so it shouldn't block the camera and no drilling correct? Appreciate the help man ??

It doesn't list a part number but here's what I'm looking at

Thanks man. Yeah I was looking at the MX4 as well. Have a coupon from GMC for 15% off accessories which would save me about $250 so I was leaning towards the GM one. Good to hear the good review on the BakFlip. Might end up with that one if I can't get any answers. I'm in Fort Mac. You?

So I've been to my dealer twice about this and the can't answer my questions. I have a 2020 GMC 3500 AT4 with the 6'9" bed. I was looking at buying the GMC (associated industries) hard folding tonneau cover. I'm wondering if, when folded up, does it block the camera mounted in the 3rd break light. I know Extang ones do block it. Also, when the dealer parts guy printed instructions for it, it said you had to drill multiple places to attach the bed rails. Just looking for answers from someone who has one. Thanks

Did you find any solution to this? Factory horn sounds weak.

Had this issue when I picked up a new to me 5th wheel. Truck was turned off when trailer was plugged in, truck recognized the trailer and I did the configuration I wanted, drove 1/4 mile and then the truck said no trailer connected. Pulled over and checked and it was still plugged in. Pulled plug and plugged back in and all good?

I have the factory puck system and went with the Anderson Ultimate 5th wheel hitch. It connects to the truck by using an extended gooseneck ball. The hitch itself only weighs 40lbs and I can get a full 90 degree turn with the standard bed truck.

Holy crap! Glad you're ok

If you took that giant Route 66 sign off the roof of your truck you'd get better fuel mileage. or at least put it on an angle like a deflector ?

Looks great. How is it folded up? Can you still out of the be view camera

I just went the same route with my new 3500 AT4. I have the standard bed and the Andersen hithch and can do a 90 degree turn without hitting the cab. Plus like you mentioned, the 38lbs versus 380lbs of a traditional hitch sealed the deal.

Where is the water getting in. I'm thinking around the tail gate for sure. That multipro is probably going to be had to get a seal around