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BAK 2026+ Ford Ranger 5ft Bed BAKFlip G2
$1,150.30
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$1,150.30
$1,150.30
Tech Specs
- Brand
- BAK
- SKU
- BAK226352
- Manufacturer part number
- 226352
- Category
- Tonneau Covers › Tonneau Covers - Hard Fold
- Shipping weight
- 75.0 lb
- Availability
- Stocked
- EPA
- N/A
WARNING: This product can expose you to chemicals known to the State of California to cause cancer and birth defects or other reproductive harm. For more information go to www.P65Warnings.ca.gov.
The BAKFlip G2 hard folding truck bed cover is the smartest investment when your job calls for a cover that offers full bed access when you need it, and maximum theft protection when you don’t. The all-new integrated buckle system allows you to drive with your cover folded, flipped up or closed. Our patented latch system is concealed under the tonneau cover – simply lock your tailgate to secure the contents of your truck bed. The G2 is a perfect cargo management solution and compatible with almost any truck bed accessory.
| Year | Make | Model | Submodel |
|---|---|---|---|
| 2026 | Ford | Ranger | Lariat |
| 2026 | Ford | Ranger | Raptor |
| 2026 | Ford | Ranger | XL |
| 2026 | Ford | Ranger | XLT |
- Third Brake Light Visibility For Short And Standard Bed Only
- Drive With Cover In Closed/Folded Or Flipped Up Position
- Drive With Cover In Closed Folded Or Flipped Up Position
- Weight Rated Up To 300lbs Of Evenly Distributed Weight
- Durable Solid Core Panels With Aluminum Skins
- Premium UV Resistance-Will Not Fade Or Chalk
- Premium UV Resistance Will Not Fade Or Chalk
- Durable Solid Core Panels w/Aluminum Skins
- 100 Percent Truck Bed Access
- Automatic Latching Panels
- Compatible With BAKBox2
- 100% Truck Bed Access
- Easy Clamp-on Design
- Easy Clamp On Design
- Locks With Tailgate
- Weather Resistant
- 3-Year Warranty
- 3 Year Warranty
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