my 2013 f-150 has factory installed plastic side rails leaving front rail 1/4" lower . Is the cover able to seal that gap
828100
It does a good job for me. There is little water/wind pressure there. The tiny drips tend to be at the rear and I can live with while keeping the load dry. It removes very quickly for major loads. The added 2" allow you to fit up to 21 1/2" heights easily under it unlike the Bacflip that sits inside the box. I recently went thru the Hurricane Car wash with a load and only one drop got near the tail gate slightly left of the handle. If you are uneasy I would recommend the Trifecta soft top also.
828101
The front of the cover has a soft seal that will cover the front lip. It does not seem to leak water during rain storms.
828102
The cover does have a foam gasket along the front lip that goes behind the windshield. The foam gasket is about 1/2 inch thick. Therefore it should sufficiently cover that gap.
2033231
I would think it would if they have not changed the bed style between the 2013 and 2014. My is a 2013. The only other issue I had with this cover, is due to the factory bed liner. Where the front left and right corners are meet, the Bestop cover does not have enough foam gasket to properly seal this junction, so I had to add in some standard weather stripping. If your truck comes with the upper protective rails, which will have to be removed to install the bed cover, you will need to buy the little plastic bed pole hole covers to fill this in, so you do not have weather intrusion in these areas also. Hope this helps. I would think it would if they have not changed the bed style between the 2013 and 2014. My is a 2013. The only other issue I had with this cover, is due to the factory bed liner. Where the front left and right corners are meet, the Bestop cover does not have enough foam gasket to properly seal this junction, so I had to add in some standard weather stripping. If your truck comes with the upper protective rails, which will have to be removed to install the bed cover, you will need to buy the little plastic bed pole hole covers to fill this in, so you do not have weather intrusion in these... » Read More I would think it would if they have not changed the bed style between the 2013 and 2014. My is a 2013. The only other issue I had with this cover, is due to the factory bed liner. Where the front left and right corners are meet, the Bestop cover does not have enough foam gasket to properly seal this junction, so I had to add in some standard weather stripping. If your truck comes with the upper protective rails, which will have to be removed to install the bed cover, you will need to buy the little plastic bed pole hole covers to fill this in, so you do not have weather intrusion in these areas also. Hope this helps. « Show Less
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I have a 2011 Ford F150 Raptor and it fit perfectly. As long as the bed dimensions are the same, and the rails surrounding the bed are level on all 4 sides, then it will seal. If you are concerned about the depth of the lip around the rails it doesn't matter because the clamps are adjustable. Great Tonneau cover, Love it.
1146114
The corners on the front and rear ends will have a small space from the 5/8 inch drop. I put a small piece of weather stripping in the corners and the cover works fine.
415514
My Ram has plastic rail covers from the factory. The cover fits over these fine. You may need to cut holes where the hold downs reach under the rail to allow them to grab under the rail if your bedliner is over the rail style.
1094203
I installed one on my 2013 f150, the area behind your bumper is completely different, I do not think it will fit. The f150 had a very large open area, sorry
890782
Yes. The front, back and both side rails can be slid and tightened down in any location required. There are slotted holes as well. The only way it would not work for you is if your mounting holes on the sides or front and back are not in a straight line with the corosponding hole on that same side. Even then I think you could improvise something that would work.
1345883
The front of the cover floats and is held in place by tabs that stick out on either end of the front piece. The tabs on either end of the front piece slide into the front of the side rails so that the side rails and front piece are tight at the seam where they meet. Then the side rails are held in place by the clamps that came with the kit. The side rails will not necessarily sit flush with the inside of bed rail. Make sure the siderails and front piece are tight at the seams then square it up on your bed and center it from side to side then tighten your clamps. I assume you are talking about the cab end of the cover if you are talking about the tailgate end of the cover please feel free to email me back and I would be happy to help you with the back side of the cover.
1349862
I'm not sure. I have a 2013 F-150 with solid chrome running boards and they don't come close to those.
1656876
It fits perfectly on my 2013 Ford F-150 5.5 foot bed. I am very happy with this Tonneau cover.
621415
The part that meets the top of the siderail is made of rubber; the part that meets the underside of the siderail is a flat plastic spacer. Your siderails won't be scratched at all.
58419
Hi George, I believe the item you are looking at are for the side rails only (2 pieces). When I purchased this set I used the "Frequently Bought Together" information just below the item description to also purchase the tailgate cap. I like the set and the cap for the tailgate was a very reasonable add on. Here is a link to the tail gate cap: Bushwacker Ford / Mazda Smoothback Ultimate TailGate Cap
1354883
I've have a 2013 and I had to pull up the plastic that fits over the edge and thin install. Reason being it was just a little bit wide. Place it under the plastic you will be ok. Be careful before you stick tem down and line them up once they are stuck there's no moving them They have a adhesive backing.
891042
That is interesting. My cover has a heavy-duty aluminum support frame across the cover at the back with a rubber seal. Could your frame be bent? Or is the frame absent all together?
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My 2007 has the after market rail caps , It seems that the cover folds in three parts that the seal will compensate for the difference. Plus the cover has clamps in the front and the back. So you should be able to adjust for the height difference
1572382
Yes I think it will work, there is a rubber trim around the cover so that will most likely fill the gap.
164886
No, the rail supports for the cover go in the truck rail system forcing the removal of the tie downs