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Did the rubber gasket you refer to come with your cover or is that something else? I know a lot of people complain about the gaps in the front so curious if this is something secondary I need to buy. TIA

Thanks for the suggestion. It looks like the top rails that seem to cause a lot of the leaking issues are covered nicely. How's the back over the tailgate? Did you install a tailgate seal kit or just the cover itself?

I have a 2024 XLT and looking for a soft roll up cover that doesn't leak (a few drops are fine). It seems like the posts that discuss tonneau covers are all about hard covers. I'm looking for a soft cover. TIA

No, but it is Ford's responsibility to understand their customer base. Just look at how many Ford Rangers (or any truck for that matter) that actually have options installed that would use ANY of the 29 holes per side of the rail caps versus how many owners have bed covers. For should NEVER have...

Agree. The lead design engineer or VP that approved the design should be fired.

I have a Bak Flip and it leaks like crazy. Not only is Ford's bed design flawed to allow water in with no easy way to stop it, but the Bak Flip is also a flawed design. For instance, the hold down clamps for the Ranger 2024 XLT are set back from the front of the cover so when you tighten them...

I have been wondering the same thing. And I'm not sure I'd agree. Any method anyone has posted about sealing things up potentially has this water trapping / rust issue. What makes sealing foam so different? If everything is dry and you apply the foam, it probably gets a better "fit" that any...

What cover did you buy? And now that a few months have passed, are you still dry and happy with the cover?

Anyone? I'm looking for the same thing. In fact, I could have sworn I've seen a ranger with rail caps without the stake hole covers in them.