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Pace Edwards Full Metal JackRabbit vs Tyger Auto T3 Soft Tri-Fold

Our score6.26.9
Weather sealing5.76.2
Durability6.76.8
Value6.38.2
Leak riskNot ratedNot rated
StyleRetractableSoft Folding
Install time10 min
WarrantyLimited lifetime, original owner on the original vehicle, not transferable; excludes water intrusion5 years, original buyer, US customers
LockKeyed lockNo lock
DrainsDrain tubesNot published
Rack railsNoNo
Tailgate works with cover shutNot publishedNot published
MaterialDouble-walled aluminum slats, black powder coat; rolls into a front canisterDual-coated 24 oz marine-grade vinyl over aluminum frames
Confirmed listings forDT Ram 1500, Gen14 F-150, Gen13 F-150, T1XX Silverado / Sierra, 3rd Gen TundraGen13 F-150, Gen14 F-150, T1XX Silverado / Sierra, 4th Gen Tacoma, 3rd Gen Tacoma, 3rd Gen Tundra, Maverick, 6th Gen Ranger, 3rd Gen Colorado / Canyon
Owners sayFive name the Full Metal version and four describe a vinyl-covered JackRabbit; the rest don't say. Trucks include F-150s, a 2025 Tundra, Tacomas including a 2018, a 2025 Ranger and an old F-250.Seventeen clearly describe one of their own and ten more probably do; at least five of the 17 run it on vehicles we don't cover (a Ridgeline, a Frontier, a 2nd gen Colorado), and a few may have the fabric T3X. They praise the price, the easy install and how long it lasts: five owners report about four to eight years, and four more who probably had a T3 report four to six.
Our verdictA long-lived lockable aluminum retractable for less than a RetraxPRO XR; plan on some water and no published load rating.The budget soft tri-fold we would buy for a daily driver, as long as you need no lock and no load rating.
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