If you drive a 2020-2026 Chevrolet Silverado 2500/3500 and GMC Sierra 2500/3500 with a 6'9" bed, the BAKFlip G2 Hard Folding Tonneau Cover 226133 is a cover to look at. The hard panels protect your cargo from weather and prying eyes, and the folding design opens the bed in one move.
The BAKFlip G2 combines aluminum-skinned panels, EPDM perimeter seals and automatic slam latches in a cover that clamps on without drilling.
Silverado and Sierra beds haul everything from job-site materials to weekend gear, which is where a cover that locks and still opens fully earns its keep.
Aluminum over a solid core. That construction keeps the cover light enough to live with and tough enough for the job, and the semi-gloss black powder coat is made to resist fading and chipping. Struts hold it against the cab when folded to keep the ride quiet, and you can carry up to 300 lb of evenly distributed weight on top.
Security without extra steps. Automatic slam latches lock the panels as they close, and the hard aluminum-skinned panels keep cargo out of sight and out of easy reach.
A sealed perimeter with somewhere for water to go. The EPDM seals hug the bed rails, and the drainage system gives rain and runoff a path that does not run through your cargo area.
Fold it forward, haul it, fold it back. That is the practical advantage of a hard folding design over a cover you have to take off and store: the entire bed is one move away and the cover stays attached.
Fit notes: It is not compatible with factory bed storage boxes. Also match the bed length shown in the fitment line above.
If you want a hard cover that locks, seals and folds out of the way without a complicated install, the BAK 226133 is built for exactly that. It is assembled in the USA, carries a three-year limited warranty, and ships from Track Ready Products.
Plan on roughly 30 minutes with basic hand tools. The G2 clamps to the rails, so nothing gets drilled or cut and everything you need comes in the kit.
Start with a clean set of rails. Position the cover, tighten the clamps evenly, and run it through a full open and close cycle to check that it moves freely and latches.
Recheck the clamps after about a week, wash with mild automotive soap and water, and clear off snow and ice before opening. Keep the cover secured at all points whenever you drive.
