i have a rugged liner.. is that going to affect the bestop cover?? and does the bestop cover,cover the holes on the bedrails??...
1352829
I also have a liner and it did not affect it. itYes it covers the holes. It has been great in the extreme weather temps. Rain and snow haven't affected it, although this will only be the second winter it will be going through.
1352830
If your liner extends over the top of the bed. It will interfer with the mounting rails. Yes it does cover the stake holes I'm the bed rails.
1352831
I have a rino liner and had no problem sealing the rails and yes it covered the stake rails!
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.
635457
I have my bed rug installed in my truck with no cover and have had no issues with water at all.I even wash it out with the hose occasionally with no problems.
606923
The liner would cover the edge where the clamps would fasten, there would be no way to fasten the cover to the truck. Does your liner go up on the inside and lap the top edge of your bed? If it would not work.
1775495
This cover sits just about flush with top of the bed rail. The only additional clearance comes from weather strip, so at best you may get 1/4". However this entire cover can be removed, and re-installed in under 2 minutes.
1167659
I had the same problem with the liner. I think I saw some covers at Bed Bath & Beyond. I hope i did since I'll have to hunt for one myself. Sorry
726507
I do not have a bed liner, but I do have the black plastic bedliner-ish trim running on top of the bed and had no installation issues. The top only touches that top rail. I do not see how a bed liner would keep this from fitting. I have a 2009 F150 short bed quad cab Lariat.
330652
If you have the deck rail, it doesn't matter. The top mounts slide into the rail. The bottom clip to the tie down points in the corners off the bed. If you don't have the deck rail you'll just need to find the deck rail mount points which may or may not be visible with the spay liner material. If you can find them, the supplied mounts just screw into those holes.
897108
Mine's an 08 CrewMax SR5 4WD. It has the bed rail system which always gave me headaches with the BakFlip cover but this one simple has hooks on the end of a bolt with adjustable turn wheel to adjust tightness. Then you just flip a lever to snug it down. Same at all four corners. As long as there is nothing extending enough to keep the hook from wrapping under the lip of the bed you're good to go. Easy on, easy off.
1442883
The cover rests on about two inches or so on the lip around the bed of the pickup. There are also four clamps which attach under the lip, two on each side. If the rails are in this area then the cover will not work for you. Also the bedliner (assuming it is an insert) may prevent you from attaching the clamps unless there are holes already in the liner or made by you which would allow the clamps to attach. The biggest problem may be the rails. The width of my frame is just a hair over 58 1/2" inches and completely covers the stake holes on the lip of the bed. The leather look fabric just hangs over this to cover the frame. Hope this helps.
537828
Yes. The clips that hold the tonneau down adjust up and down in order to accommodate over the rail bed lines. I have a 2005 F150 with over the rail bedliner and bought this exact tonneau. The only thing you have to worry about it getting the right size. Other than that, it is a great cover and I haven't had any problems with it. Hope this helps.
2026505
Doesn't matter ,liner goes behind the mud flap, just put that side in first, but If mud flaps are not installed yet , do the liner first. These liners work awesome
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
415516
If your bed liner goes straight down from the rails probably would not work, the cover fastens to the bed under the rails. You may have to cut out a slot for the locking handles to secure to the bed rail.
236459
I installed mine over a carpet kit I did notice in the directions. There was area explaining how to install over plastic vinyl bed liners
1045513
I don't think so? The Truck Bed Cover attaches under the rail so you would have to have a bed liner that allows access to the under rail ( I have a under the rail bedliner which worked quite well). I am sure you could ask the manufacture on how it might work?? I am very satisfied with the Bed Cover.
2026547
It's supplied with it own full length internal rail system that allows it to flush fit to the top of the bed rails. The Tool box would have to have recessed hangars to ensure that the top of the toolbox was approximately an inch below the height of the side rails... (The cover is about 5/8 of inch thick). I also think that the box hangars will interfere with the rails, and the front mounts which secure the cover to the p/u bed. The other challenge would be the folds of the cover aligning with the tool box cover. I've had a couple of these covers on various trucks, and I understand what you're trying to do... I know that BAK makes one specifically with a small Box included... Good luck!