BAKFlip 448126 MX4 (GEN 3) Hard Folding Tonneau Cover Fits 15-22 Colorado/Canyon 5'2" Bed

When I purchased my truck it had a Peragon Classic retractable cover. I grew tired of my equipment getting wet. While no coveris100% waterproof I was impressed after going through the car wash. Install . . only one glitch. . it wasn't clear that the front rail tab went in at slight angle and the snapped in. . No real issue with the install even as I did it alone. . great looks and great product. .

My only "problem" which it wasn't for my nephew was the pre-drilling of the hole in the plastic lip of the top body cover. A guide that would not require the clip be in place would have made this installation a bit easier for an old guy with kneeling issues like me. My nephew handled it with ease.

I really tried my best with help to make the side rail square with bed sides. The foam strip seems to put the rail at an angle. I loosened/tighted the rails to no avail. The cover does leak but not excessively but it leaks. Any advice would be appreciated. S.

I was able to install this at home in about an hour, following the YouTube video on the Real Truck website. That was SUPER helpful. Really pretty straightforward. Getting minimal leaks (and I think that's mostly from the gap in the existing tailgate) and I've used it now in 2/3 open and full-open positions to haul things. Looks great on my 2025 Ranger.

The installation didn't go as well as I had expected. I followed the provided instructions and the latches on the panels didn't line up correctly and wouldn't latch without me lifting the rail up. Because of the fitmet issue, it took me approximately two hours to install. The following day, I did research on the internet and found a reddit post outlining this as others experienced the same issue. Someone posted a link to a good video that showed installation with the brackets being snapped onto the rail. I removed my cover and rails and did another install snapping the brackets into the rail. The brackets are supposed to connect on the top notch but my middle brackets won't connect on the top notch so I had to connect on the bottom notch. The panels now latch as they should. I noticed that I can see some daylight in the corners of the cover by the cab, so I'll jave to put on more weather stripping in those spots. For the price, I expected better instructions.

Installation was much more difficult for the Maverick than what is indicated in the Realtruck video. For $1200 it would have been helpful for an instruction sheet specifically for this model to be included. The tolerances for the Bakflip are so precise that any small imperfections in the truck bed are problematic. The drivers side latched perfectly but the passenger side would not latch for all three latches. Yes, the railing was installed correctly and identically on both sides. Determined that the truck bed was slightly leaning in on the passenger side. Had to correct by placing a flat washer as a shim under each latching mechanism. Also, the thick pads included to protect the cab are not thick enough for the Maverick. When the bed cover is flipped up it rests on the cab and the pads do not reach the cab. The rear window is recessed from the cab frame and the pads do not reach the window. The only place where the pads would actually work are on the very edge of the cover, and then it would not be able to close.

I have the newer version bakflip mx4 for a 22 tacoma. First of they sent it to me with missing parts then it took them weeks to send them to me. The bed cover is ok. Installation was a nightmare to get everything on properly, and still somehow one side sits a 1/4 inch higher by the tailgate. It should come over the tailgate further and sit lower also, water is able to get in that space and someone could stick something in there to hook around the cable to open the bed cover. Overall it all just seems overpriced, every aspect of the bed cover and experience feels like it should be half the price. After doing some research it sounds like this product is going down hill from what it used to be, driven by the greedy people behind it I imagine. I would recommend looking elsewhere, I'm sure there are more affordable and/or better quality options out there.

It was very Disappointing or may be my expectations were to high!!!. . . never got the cover to latch naturally and properly unless you help it or force it ( is not the way it supposed to work ) the clips that holds the bed cover tight with the railing interfere with the hardware ( ended up both line up in the same spot ) plastic clips on the end of over railing sistem comes loose pretty easy ( not supposed to be like that ) installation were rate as easy to install ( turned into a headache ) got me working on it over 3 times. In Resume. Overall quality i think was poor ( I could expect that from an unbranded product from Amazon or so ) not from the a top saller product

I had a 2017 Ridgeline and loved the Bakflip. Purchased 2025 Ridgeline and a new Bakflip and could not get it mounted - rails are not as sturdy and I found others online with similar issues. Went back and mounted the 2017 Bakflip onto the 2025 Ridgeline and it was simple and easy. RealTruck really needs to look at the design of the rail systems.

This cover does not align properly for all latches to click into place with out manually pressing up on the rails and down on the cover at the same time. It requires modification to the bed of a 2025 tundra for the drain hose to fit. It also leaks significantly from the corners closest to the cab which causes water to puddle where the drain hose goes through the bed. The water will not drain from the bed because the hose occupies the drain holes. I had a gator cover and never had these issues. I have reached out to Real Truck and BAK for support but was told by BAK that I had to go through Real Truck but website says same company. Real Truck is unresponsive.