OEM Tonneau Cover

R.M. Conversion · Nov 7, 2018

I have an OEM short bed cover - like new (Truck has 3800 miles on it) - in Northern VA.

mikelevitt · Nov 7, 2018

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I really don't have a point of view, OEM or No. I was trying to tap into exactly the kind of information in the quote above. I tend to like OEM stuff as it fits well in most cases. But if there is a better mousetrap I'd like to know what it is and why. It's $650 for Yota's, and it looks like a Backflip is more like $900. Often avoid dealer options because I can usually obtain better products for less money than the manufacturer. $650 versus $900 wouldn't appear to be the case. But...if I can't open the last flap on a bed that is only 5 foot long, that is gonna make me nuts. So thank you!!! The Lux cover looks nice, but my dad had one on a Ranger and I thought it was a pain anytime you went to load something tall.
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I have a bakflip on my silverado. It's 4 panels on a long bed, and it folds all of the way to the back of the bed, and flips up and lays against the back of the cab if you want to use the entire bed. I think it's a much better system, than the OEM trifold. Leaks a little. If you need to to be totally waterproof, the Undercover one piece covers are.

EmanC19 · Nov 7, 2018

Looking for oem tri-fold as well with hardware

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