Jump to content

hard bed cover that folds up in sections/doesnt take up bed space???


Recommended Posts

Posted

BakFlip MX4, Mine doesnt leak except alittle at the tailgate which is not a fault of the cover. Rain blows in the cracks of the tailgate

I think people that have leak issues are because it wasn't installed properly

I have only had it for several weeks but like it real well so far, has 3 year warrenty. Bought mine for $705 shipped

  • Replies 35
  • Created
  • Last Reply
Posted

Look at the Undercover Ultra Flex, it's flat out awesome!

Posted

I have a bak revolver x2 and it's great. No issues and pretty water tight.

  • 8 months later...
Posted
On 4/13/2015 at 10:54 AM, GMD's GMC said:

Check out Fold-A-Cover. I have a G4 Elite and love it. 4 panel above the rail so you don't have to worry about bed height loss or drain lines. Light but sturdy aluminum and good quality hardware. I've been through some pretty bad rainstorms with it and it doesn't leak. the front and rear panel lock for security and the last 3 panels fold on top of the 4th so you have a lot of access to the bed with the cover installed and since they fold on top of the 4th panel, you still have rear visibility. It's also removable easily with a few bolts if you need the full bed and goes back together without any need for adjustment. I looked around a lot for a cover and this had the most pros and the least cons for me.

http://www.foldacoverfactorystore.com/

I have been looking at the Fold A  Cover G4 and was wondering how yours is holding up?  Any leaks develop?  Would you buy one again? Are all the panes the same size?  If my math is right each panes should be about 19.5 inches, is that about what they measure? Any other info you can share would be great.  

Thanks

Posted

I think for me, it comes down to either the bakflip mx4, or the undercover ultra flex.  They are the only 2 I can find that offer the flush fit and you can close the tailgate with the cover already closed.  The bakflip is shorter when fully folded over the back window allowing the third brake light and the cargo light to work.  But I think I like the way the undercover attaches to the rails.  The bolts fit in a slot under the fixed panel rather than being a through bolt.  

 

Both are all aluminum and similarly priced, so there isn't much difference there.  I can't decide.  Anyone have any experience with either of these?

Archived

This topic is now archived and is closed to further replies.

×
×
  • Create New...