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Rough Country Low Profile Hard Tri-Fold vs LEER HF650M

Our score6.46.6
Weather sealing6.46.5
Durability6.06.4
Value7.07.0
Leak riskModerateModerate
StyleHard FoldingHard Folding
Rated load450 lb (evenly distributed)
Install time45 min
Warranty5 years per Rough Country's site; the in-box manual says 3 years, original purchaser, not transferable3 years, original retail buyer, per LEER
LockLocks with tailgateLocks with tailgate
DrainsDrain tubesNo drain tubes
Rack railsNoNo
Tailgate works with cover shutNot publishedNot published
MaterialMatte black aluminum panels on a powder-coated aluminum frameFiberglass-reinforced plastic polymer panels
Confirmed listings for3rd Gen Tacoma, 3rd Gen Tundra, Maverick, 3rd Gen Colorado / CanyonGen14 F-150, Gen13 F-150, DT Ram 1500, T1XX Silverado / Sierra, 3rd Gen Tundra, 4th Gen Tacoma, 3rd Gen Tacoma, 6th Gen Ranger
Owners sayReports about the Flip Up or the roll-up, and posts that don't say which Rough Country cover they mean, aren't counted here. Eleven are positive, three mixed and four negative, and all four negatives come from Tacoma owners, mostly about getting the cover to sit flush.Of six owners who name it and mention water, three say it doesn't leak and three get a little; none describes a wet bed, and only one of those reports covers a full year. Four owners rate the latch's security, praising a cover that can't be opened with a coat hanger or without dropping the tailgate, and owners like the short four-panel stack that stays off the rear window.
Our verdictA good-value hard folder for a patient installer who rarely needs the front third of the bed.A four-panel folder with a strong latch and a decent water record, from a maker that no longer lists it.
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