Thanks Scott! This is a super helpful long-term review!

TYVM for this amazing informative review!

Hey mate, move it down to your backup cam and then u can also have the straps

u can tuck that flap inside so your back up cam is exposed...just a suggestion

Thanks, was looking at the CD one, happened to find your video. Pulling the trigger after watching this!

Are the bikes very sturdy driving down the road? I see them all the time but just wonder what keeps them from topling over.

I have the Yakima Gatekeeper. This CD one looks like either a copy of it or it might be made in the same factory. This one does look to have a smooth almost rubbery texture to it. The Yakima Gatekeeper works really well and attaches very quickly and securely but it has some issues as well - I am suspecting you will have some of the same issues with your new pad. On the first trip with it, I carried 4 bicycles over 100 miles with less than 10 miles of gravel. The cradles for all of them "collapsed" to the point where there is almost no padding remaining. The pad also has a textured outer layer that plays havoc with your bicycle's paint/finish and rubbed through the paint on 3 of the 4 bicycles in this single trip. The velcro, whilst it looks like amazing quality has after a month already shown to have lost some of its effectiveness. I suspect it will be next to useless in less than 6 months. The problem with all of this is that in South Africa where I am from, the product comes at a premium, and also looking at it you'd be amazed by its perceived quality. In short, having a tailgate pad changed my life in terms of how easy it has become to transport our bicycles but the quality of the product has really let me down. On a side note, the flap for the camera and handle is designed to be tucked in and not folded over.

Hey that’s my truck

I have one and mounted it very differently. It appears you have mounted it too high up and that is why the flap is not over the camera. Also the straps for the bike should be at the top instead of inside the deck. Try adjusting it.

I mean no offense sir but you have mounted this tailgate pad incorrectly. The pad should be mounted further back so that it covers more of the rear surface of the tailgate. I believe this will also fix your issue with the pad flap opening being in the wrong location.

How come some people realize that license plates are in public view and nobody can do anything with the tags, just like when you're driving or parked anywhere and then others just...don't get it?

They make them in XL??

Can i use this for my roadbike?

Will an e-bike fit on this comfortably & firmly?

Fox looks better

Like

I don't care it the dam thing gets dirty, as long as as the bike doesn't scratch the truck I’m fine.

Yeah...maybe go with Fox TAIL and not HEAD.

This cover in LARGE does not fit 2021 or newer Tailgates!!

DO NOT BUY THIS PAD! Or anything from Fox Head. If your gonna make money from selling cheap stuff you should stand behind it without needing the receipt! Our pad is under a year old and all the straps frayed like yours.