Description
One-handed latch operation makes the HF350M accessible from either side. Tool-free, no-drill installation simplifies adding or removing the cover.
Product details
HF350M dent-resistant hard tonneau cover uses low-profile textured matte-black polycarbonate panels, a tailgate-handle lock and the CYNC system for one-handed opening from either side. Tool-free, no-drill installation allows easy fitting and removal. Two folds create three panels; the front hinge allows the folded cover to flip fully upright. Designed for years of service. Fits selected Ford Ranger configurations.
Features
- Exclusive CYNC® Latching System For One Hand Operation From Either Side Of The Vehicle
- Lockable
- Low Profile, Textured Matte Black Panels
- Designed To Give Years Of Service
- Easy On, Easy Off, No-Drill Installation
- Limited 3 Year Warranty
Specifications
| Type | Hard Folding |
|---|---|
| Folds/Panels | 2 Folds/ 3 Panels |
| Hinged At Front | Front Hinge Allows Entire Tonneau to Flip Up When Folded |
| Profile | Low Profile |
| Color Group | Black |
| Color/ Finish | Black Matte Textured |
| Material | Polycarbonate Plastic |
| Locking Type | Tailgate Handle Lock |
| Compatible With Ladder Rack | Not Ladder Rack Compatible |
| Compatible With Headache Rack | Not Compatible With Headache Rack |
| Bed Side Rail Mount | Top Of Rail Mount |
| Tool Box Info | Not Compatible With Tool Box |
| With Lights | Not Applicable |
| Installation Type | Clamp-On |
| Drilling Required | Drilling Not Required |
| Estimated Install Time (Hours) | 1 |
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