Tell me your experience with your multi pro tailgate.

[OmahaBen]

From the stand point of owning the multi pro tailgate why would you get it?  And how do you use it?   If you own one, would you prefer to delete it?
 

I did notice the delete option is gone on the 2021 configurator.

Edited October 11, 2020 by OmahaBen

[Shortyjpl]

So I really didn’t care either if I had it or not coming from standard GM tailgates. I was very pleasantly surprised that it comes in handy way more often than I had anticipated. I’m not in construction nor do I use my truck as a “work” truck. I am in the garage (man cave) a lot and my kids love hanging out with dad and listening to music while sitting on the tailgate that’s perfect for them now. I also tow our camper, get groceries and house supplies, move furniture and haul boxes, scrap to the dump. Loading and unloading is more easier with the drop section along with the constant in/out of the bed when un/loading. All in all, it wasn’t a selling point for me in in particular but I’m very glad I have it now.


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[sharkeysierra]

I thought it was a gimmick, a sham, it was dumb. I like less, unneeded body line breaks. 
 

Its surprisingly a good tailgate, the flip down helps me step up into the bed easier. I did like the bumper steps before the tail gate (had a 2018) and stepping on the tailgate is much better in my opinion. I like my side to side space when stepping up into the bed. 
I have lower back issues, being able to not extend as much loading a 80 pound sack of cement when the gate of the gate is down is nice. 
 

I use it mainly to step up into the bed and I like it. I thought it was stupid when I first seen it and did prefer a solid gate. Now that I have it, it’s nice and convenient.

[Jac365]

I like it. Had to pick up ATV ramps that were longer than bed. Put the top part of the gate down only and let the ramps stick out. No worries of them sliding out. Didn't have to leave the tonneau cover unlatched and sitting on ramps. It makes a real comfortable sitting area too.

[eyaniv]

Same as everybody above. It looked gimmicky at first, but since I wanted other Denali features, I got it.
could not care less of it was there or not.

I have the truck for 9 months now, and almost always, when I need the bed, I use one of the multi-pro configuration. It is so convenient to shorten the gate when loading something heavy, easier to climb the bed - I no longer use the bumper steps, as the gate is better, and it is one great seat when needed. I highly recommend not to delete it, unless you carry an ATV and use ramps more often than other stuff. Ramps can be used with it, but you need to be more careful.


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[gSwift]

I do like it, and its usefulness has come in handy more than I ever thought it would, but it does still feel kinda cheap to me.  Guess we'll see if it holds up to the test of time

 

Let me also say, I have the Kicker speaker system in my tailgate and its complete GARBAGE!  A small quality portable bluetooth speaker will blow the Kicker system out of the water... and not cost near as much.

Edited October 12, 2020 by gSwift

[Tomato]

See my previous posts on this...Great concept, but...

 

 

 

[sdelam]

I am a big fan of the tailgate. I use it  every time I climb in and out of the bed. Just lowering the inner section makes reaching things in the bed so much easier. I really like being able to flip the step up and carry 8' lumber without an issue. I dont load ATVs so I haven't had to deal with the weight limitations on the inner section. 

[CRApex]

Too bad they don't offer a power open and close.  I'm spoiled now with that feature on my HC.