Product Description
Rugged Ridge Armis Retractable Bed Cover with Max Track | without Trail Rail System (Gladiator JT 2020+)
The Armis Retractable Bed Cover without Max Track offers Gladiator owners the convenience of a retracting cover with an added level of capability that's tailor-made for your Jeep. The Armis Retractable starts with a durable vinyl-over-aluminum design that delivers impressive strength and effortless, friction-free operation, not to mention show-stopping good looks, while the security of a precision locking mechanism keeps your bed and gear safe, dry, & secure. Discover ultimate accessibility as you fully open, partially open, close, and even lock the bed cover without touching the tailgate. The Armis Retractable Bed Cover does it all! And since life's adventures don't always fit neatly inside the bed, we created the Max Track System. Whether your JT is equipped with or without the factory Trail Rail system, this innovative T-slot rail design is fully integrated and compatible with racks and cargo accessories from Yakima, Thule, Rhino-Rack, and more, freeing up valuable bed space and maximizing your above-the-bed cargo capability. Best of all, the Armis Retractable Bed Cover is easy to install and backed by Rugged Ridge's Limited 5-Year Warranty.
The Armis is easy to put in & bolstered by the Rugged Ridge limited five year warranty. Get ready for your next feat and get your new Armis cover today!
Kit Includes:
- One (1) retractable bed cover
- Necessary hardware
- Features lightweight, vinyl-over-aluminum construction for impressive strength and an attractive appearance
- Combines the lockable security of a hard cover with the refined flexibility of a soft cover
- Integrated Max Track system adds exceptional cargo carrying capability above the bed
- Limited 5 year warranty
- Ideal bed cover to equip your Gladiator for any adventure
Notes:
** PLEASE ALLOW A LEAD TIME OF 3-4 WEEKS FOR PRODUCTION AND SHIPPING DEPENDING ON DEMAND. FEEL FREE TO CONTACT US PRIOR TO ORDERING FOR A CHECK ON INVENTORY.
