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I'm looking at a Bak x4 but I saw a post somewhere that with the multi tailgate it does not shut right and you have to order a different part number. Can anyone confirm?

All new Body styles the part number is 79130

 

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I don't know about the Bak X4 but i have the Gator EFX and don't see any issues with my multi-pro tailgate. Closes and opens easily. I do have to adjust it and move it back a bit so the seal properly covers the rear. It's very solid and well built. Was also at a great price. Might be worth considering if you aren't completely sold on the Bak X4. 

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Thanks Great input. I really want a roll up versus a fold up. My only other option is going with a cheaper cover.....

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i have bakflip x4 on new 2020hd and works fine
GMC Regular or multi tailgate or chevy?

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I was considering an Undercover ArmorFlex. Seems to share most things with the MX4 but looks less likely to dent.

Watching to see what the other members say.

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We just got A Sierra with the multi pro tailgate.  The tri fold soft cover we ordered wouldn't fit because of the grab handle on the left side.  I don't really like the looks of the hard covers, but don't know where to go next.  Any suggestions?

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I have an AT4 crew cab with the MultiPro tailgate, and I have an Extang signature tonneau, a soft tri-fold type.   The tailgate opens fine with the tonneau in place.  The tailgate will close fine, if you’re closing the ‘whole’ tailgate.   If you drop the inner tailgate, then try to close it back, it won’t, with the tonneau in place.... you have to open the tonneau so you can close the inner tailgate, then open the entire tailgate, put the tonneau back into place, then close the tailgate.   You would think, if you have the tonneau in place and the inner tailgate open and the main tailgate closed, that if you couldn’t just close the inner tailgate then it should be easier to open the entire tailgate, close the inner, then close the entire tailgate:  however, if you have the main tailgate closed with the inner tailgate open, it doesn’t let you then open the entire tailgate until the inner is closed.   A bit of a nuisance, but, I can put up with it.  

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Ordered a LoMax tri-fold for mine. Had one on my F150 and loved it. Has great reviews and they back their product 100%. 

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