How Tio Secure the BAKFlip G2 Tonneau Cover to the Bed of A 2018 Ram 3500

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The video seems to conflict with the pictures - are there buckles at the end with straps underneath to be able to buckle it and secure it in the last flat position near the cab before flipping it up against the cab? Or are there d-rings and you need to use a bungee cord to secure it in any flat position with any number of the panels flipped open?

asked by: BenP

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It's a bit of both - If you fold the BAKFlip G2 Hard Tonneau Cover # BAK26204 is folded half way you'll need to use the d-rings and a bungee cord to secure the cover to the truck bed. If you fold it all the way back, you can use the straps and buckles to secure the cover to the truck.

expert reply by: Bryce D

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