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Tonneau - 22 with Rambox and MFT

Whiskeymike

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I'm trying to decide which Tonneau to go with as I just picked up my 2022 Rebel GT with Ramboxes and multifunction tailgate. I prefer the trifold tonneau, as it gives me complete access to the bed.

The three I've found that I believe will work properly are -

Bakflip F1
Bakflip MX4
Undercover Armor Flex

It appears they all have 5 year warranties. I can't figure out what the difference is between the F1 and MX4, except F1 is fiberglass and and MX4 is aluminum. Not sure why I would care one way or the other, in case anyone could enlightment,

Anyone have any guidance on which is best and why? Is there another I missed that I should reconsider?
 

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The undercover flex is nice because if you had all the panels folded up it holds itself up away from the rear window with locking rods.
 
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I had the Undercover ArmorFlex on a previous truck. Worked great, liked it a lot, and I will be ordering one for my Rebel. I have Rambox but no MFT.


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I have an undercover on order from Amazon Warehouse, hopefully it comes in good shape for $490, otherwise I'll return it and buy new.

Only thing I came across is what rails are in your bed Silver (good) or Black (bad). I am picking mine up hopefully next week so hoping for silver rails otherwise I have to replace the black ones with silver for about $300
 

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I'm trying to decide which Tonneau to go with as I just picked up my 2022 Rebel GT with Ramboxes and multifunction tailgate. I prefer the trifold tonneau, as it gives me complete access to the bed.

The three I've found that I believe will work properly are -

Bakflip F1
Bakflip MX4
Undercover Armor Flex

It appears they all have 5 year warranties. I can't figure out what the difference is between the F1 and MX4, except F1 is fiberglass and and MX4 is aluminum. Not sure why I would care one way or the other, in case anyone could enlightment,

Anyone have any guidance on which is best and why? Is there another I missed that I should reconsider?
have you looked at the Bak X4s? it's not a tri-flip, it's a roll up, but it has 2" aluminum strips the whole way across creating a solid top when deployed. It locks all the way down each side. When you roll it up, it takes up about as much length as the MX4, but only about 1/2 of your rear window is blocked. It is an awesome system, they keep the water out very well.

if your around the Calgary Alberta area I can show you
 

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I have an undercover on order from Amazon Warehouse, hopefully it comes in good shape for $490, otherwise I'll return it and buy new.

Only thing I came across is what rails are in your bed Silver (good) or Black (bad). I am picking mine up hopefully next week so hoping for silver rails otherwise I have to replace the black ones with silver for about $300
I have the silver. Do they have to come out? Or are they used in the process? $490, that’s a hell of a deal.
 

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have you looked at the Bak X4s? it's not a tri-flip, it's a roll up, but it has 2" aluminum strips the whole way across creating a solid top when deployed. It locks all the way down each side. When you roll it up, it takes up about as much length as the MX4, but only about 1/2 of your rear window is blocked. It is an awesome system, they keep the water out very well.

if your around the Calgary Alberta area I can show you
I have not. I will give them a look. My concern with that type is security. You feel they are pretty secure?

thanks for the offer, I’m in Austin, TX, so it’d be a bit of a trip. ;)
 

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I have not. I will give them a look. My concern with that type is security. You feel they are pretty secure?

thanks for the offer, I’m in Austin, TX, so it’d be a bit of a trip. ;)
Yeah, that would be a bit of a drive.

I would say that the X4s is more secure than any tri-fold just by how the locking mechanism works. Each 2-3" aluminum slat is locked down on both sides and are connected to the next slat on the long edges. It can hold >400lbs on top (spread out) when "closed". It's hard to explain about how it locks down, but it's fantastic and you get a solid tonneau cover with a soft cover look.
 

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I can get you a discount on the the tonneau when you're ready to pull the trigger, We work with Bak, Undercover, Truxedo, Retrax, Pace Edwards and a couple other. Just shoot me a private message and I can get you prices.
 

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I have the silver. Do they have to come out? Or are they used in the process? $490, that’s a hell of a deal.
Silver are good to go.

Look at the condition, if it's anything on the inside it's a steal, if not it goes back to Amazon (aka The UPS store) at no cost.

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Yeah, that would be a bit of a drive.

I would say that the X4s is more secure than any tri-fold just by how the locking mechanism works. Each 2-3" aluminum slat is locked down on both sides and are connected to the next slat on the long edges. It can hold >400lbs on top (spread out) when "closed". It's hard to explain about how it locks down, but it's fantastic and you get a solid tonneau cover with a soft cover look.
Yea, I watched the video and it was really interesting how it works. It seems really secure being that each slat has its own connection to the rail which should add a lot to its strength. Appreciate you pointing it out.
 

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2022 Ram 1500 Rebel Two Tone Granite 3.0 Eco Diesel 33 Gallon fuel tank Elec. Shift on Demand Rebel B package Rebel 12 package Cold Weather group Comfort Convenience group Advanced Safety group Blind Spot and cross path detection Bedliner RamBox Rear Wheelhouse liners
Ordered 10/27 :: VIN 11/01 :: D1 12/21 :: F 01/07 :: eagerly awaiting next steps
i just read your build. I just got my 22 Rebel GT, Granite two-tone, with 33g tank, ASG, Rambox, Rebel 12, etc… on Tuesday. You are going to love the two tone. A few days before I went to pick mine up, I started second guessing the two tone, and wondering if I made a mistake. Nope, it is awesome. Good luck with getting yours, you’ll love it.
 

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My wife always accuses me of not being very perceptive or whatever, so when my rebel came in we had a 6 hr. ride home, 1/2 way home we stopped for lunch, so i said, i bet you didnt even notice the truck is 2-tone.... nope...
 

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I have both the Ram boxes and the MFT as well and went with the Lomax folding cover from Agricover. I couldn't be happier and the fit and finish is excellent. It took me about an hour to install and was very easy.

Lomax Folding Hold Cover
 

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I'm trying to decide which Tonneau to go with as I just picked up my 2022 Rebel GT with Ramboxes and multifunction tailgate. I prefer the trifold tonneau, as it gives me complete access to the bed.

The three I've found that I believe will work properly are -

Bakflip F1
Bakflip MX4
Undercover Armor Flex

It appears they all have 5 year warranties. I can't figure out what the difference is between the F1 and MX4, except F1 is fiberglass and and MX4 is aluminum. Not sure why I would care one way or the other, in case anyone could enlightment,

Anyone have any guidance on which is best and why? Is there another I missed that I should reconsider?
I have the MX4 and love it. The only issue I've had is the aluminum is pretty soft. Had a mild hail storm last fall and the only thing that got banged up was the MX4 - truck was fine.
 

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