| Manufacturer | MaxMate |
|---|---|
| Brand | MaxMate |
| Item Weight | 29 pounds |
| Package Dimensions | 68 x 25 x 5 inches |
| Is Discontinued By Manufacturer | No |
| Exterior | Aluminum |
| Manufacturer Part Number | TCF371019-FBM |
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This Item  MaxMate Soft Tri-fold Truck Bed Tonneau Cover Compatible with 2009-2014 Ford F-150 | Fleetside 5.5' (67") Bed | TCF371019 |  |  |  |  |  | |
| Price | Currently unavailable. | $162.99 | $169.99 | $145.99 | -8% $165.99 List: $179.99 | -6% $189.26 Typical: $200.79 |
| Delivery | — | Get it May 13 - 16 | Get it May 10 - 14 | Get it as soon as Monday, May 13 | — | Get it as soon as Tuesday, May 14 |
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| Weatherproof | ||||||
| Sold By | — | DICMIC Motor | autosaver88 | Amazon.com | Perfit Liner | Amazon.com |
| size | — | (2004-2014) 5.5 FT | 5'9" | Soft Roll-Up 5.75Ft Bed | 5.8 ft | Bed Length 6.5' |
| lock type | Tailgate | Tailgate | Tailgate | — | Tailgate | Tailgate |
| material | Vinyl | Vinyl | Polyvinyl Chloride (PVC) | Vinyl | Vinyl, Stainless Steel, Aluminum | Aluminum |
| exterior finish | Aluminum | Aluminum | Vinyl | Anodized / Matte | Vinyl | Aluminum |
| style | Folding | Roll-Up | Folding | 07-18 Silverado / Sierra 1500 | Soft Roll Up | Automotive |
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Great Cover, Easy Installation, No Leaking
We purchased the bed cover for a 2013 supercrew with 5.5' bed. Totally happy with the purchase, zero complaints. There are several similar (nearly identical except for the logo, actually) bed covers ranging anywhere from $225ish up to $400+. I honestly see no reason to pay for the more expensive ones, as they could not possibly perform any better than this one.Installation took maybe 15 minutes at most. You'll definitely want to use the strip of foam (included) to put across the front of the bed where it meets the cab, because the front edge of the bed is a bit lower than the sides, so without it, there'd be a small gap across the front. With the included piece of foam, it seals up perfectly. Be sure to clean the surface with alcohol first so the adhesive gets good contact.The only "modification" I had to make was trimming a little piece of the plastic along the inner bedrail for each of the clamps. The bedrail covers extend about a half-inch past the bedrail itself, so if you don't trim it, the clamps are only hooking onto plastic, not the metal bedrail itself. I have no idea if it would be secure without the trimming. A family member has a similar one on the same truck and trimmed his, so I knew before ordering that it would be necessary. a plain old box cutter slices through the plastic like butter, so very simple and quick to do. You can see a close-up pic of one of the cuts (you'll have to make 4 - one for each clamp) and you can also see it in the picture with the cover open, and how non-noticeable it really is.We've had it about a month or so, but since buying it, we've made several 4-6hr trips, 3 of which were through extended periods of torrential rain so hard people were pulling over on the interstate, and 1 through a confirmed (small) rain-wrapped tornado in our general vicinity (didn't realize we nearly got hit by the tornado until afterward). Through all of that, there was not a drop of water getting into the bed.There is a small light included with it, intended to be mounted inside to light up the bed at night and/or when the cover is closed. This light is basically useless. It isn't really bright enough to do any good, plus it gets so hot inside the closed up bed (at least during the middle of an Alabama summer) that the adhesive won't hold. I would NOT let this deter you in purchasing the cover - most don't include a light anyway, so no real loss.Would absolutely recommend to anyone.
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Reviewed in the United States on July 31, 2018
We purchased the bed cover for a 2013 supercrew with 5.5' bed. Totally happy with the purchase, zero complaints. There are several similar (nearly identical except for the logo, actually) bed covers ranging anywhere from $225ish up to $400+. I honestly see no reason to pay for the more expensive ones, as they could not possibly perform any better than this one.
Installation took maybe 15 minutes at most. You'll definitely want to use the strip of foam (included) to put across the front of the bed where it meets the cab, because the front edge of the bed is a bit lower than the sides, so without it, there'd be a small gap across the front. With the included piece of foam, it seals up perfectly. Be sure to clean the surface with alcohol first so the adhesive gets good contact.
The only "modification" I had to make was trimming a little piece of the plastic along the inner bedrail for each of the clamps. The bedrail covers extend about a half-inch past the bedrail itself, so if you don't trim it, the clamps are only hooking onto plastic, not the metal bedrail itself. I have no idea if it would be secure without the trimming. A family member has a similar one on the same truck and trimmed his, so I knew before ordering that it would be necessary. a plain old box cutter slices through the plastic like butter, so very simple and quick to do. You can see a close-up pic of one of the cuts (you'll have to make 4 - one for each clamp) and you can also see it in the picture with the cover open, and how non-noticeable it really is.
We've had it about a month or so, but since buying it, we've made several 4-6hr trips, 3 of which were through extended periods of torrential rain so hard people were pulling over on the interstate, and 1 through a confirmed (small) rain-wrapped tornado in our general vicinity (didn't realize we nearly got hit by the tornado until afterward). Through all of that, there was not a drop of water getting into the bed.
There is a small light included with it, intended to be mounted inside to light up the bed at night and/or when the cover is closed. This light is basically useless. It isn't really bright enough to do any good, plus it gets so hot inside the closed up bed (at least during the middle of an Alabama summer) that the adhesive won't hold. I would NOT let this deter you in purchasing the cover - most don't include a light anyway, so no real loss.
Would absolutely recommend to anyone.
Installation took maybe 15 minutes at most. You'll definitely want to use the strip of foam (included) to put across the front of the bed where it meets the cab, because the front edge of the bed is a bit lower than the sides, so without it, there'd be a small gap across the front. With the included piece of foam, it seals up perfectly. Be sure to clean the surface with alcohol first so the adhesive gets good contact.
The only "modification" I had to make was trimming a little piece of the plastic along the inner bedrail for each of the clamps. The bedrail covers extend about a half-inch past the bedrail itself, so if you don't trim it, the clamps are only hooking onto plastic, not the metal bedrail itself. I have no idea if it would be secure without the trimming. A family member has a similar one on the same truck and trimmed his, so I knew before ordering that it would be necessary. a plain old box cutter slices through the plastic like butter, so very simple and quick to do. You can see a close-up pic of one of the cuts (you'll have to make 4 - one for each clamp) and you can also see it in the picture with the cover open, and how non-noticeable it really is.
We've had it about a month or so, but since buying it, we've made several 4-6hr trips, 3 of which were through extended periods of torrential rain so hard people were pulling over on the interstate, and 1 through a confirmed (small) rain-wrapped tornado in our general vicinity (didn't realize we nearly got hit by the tornado until afterward). Through all of that, there was not a drop of water getting into the bed.
There is a small light included with it, intended to be mounted inside to light up the bed at night and/or when the cover is closed. This light is basically useless. It isn't really bright enough to do any good, plus it gets so hot inside the closed up bed (at least during the middle of an Alabama summer) that the adhesive won't hold. I would NOT let this deter you in purchasing the cover - most don't include a light anyway, so no real loss.
Would absolutely recommend to anyone.
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