Retrax RetraxONE MX Hard Tonneau Cover Installation - 2016 Ram 2500 Video

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How to Install the Retrax RetraxONE MX Hard Tonneau Cover on a 2016 Ram 2500

Today on our 2016 RAM 2500, we're going to be installing the RetraxOne MX Hard Tonneau Cover, part number RT60232. The RetraxOne MX Hard Tonneau Cover is the best way to protect your fifth wheel, goose neck, tools, or any other gear you have in the back of your truck bed. One of its best features is, it has the ability to lock in any position. It's great for partial or full loads. Not only will it… see more >

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