ESI ROK BLOCK Tailgate Gap Cover 4.25" width

I’ve used this product before and needed another for a truck I just bought. They go on easy and do the job. It’s quality product.

I used this on a 2024 Ford Maverick. It is very soft and flexible, so it fits nicely over the tapered grooves in the bed of the pickup. So far it is great. we will see what happens when the weather turns much colder. I used this in coordination with D shape rubber seal to close off most of the upright portions of the tailgate gap to try and keep some of the dust out. I did install it so it is under the edge of the drop in bed liner.Best advice, apply during warm weather, measure the gap from bed to tailgate and follow instructions in regards to the prep.

The media could not be loaded. I like this tailgate seal because it keeps road spray during rain storms from going up into the truck bed. It is high-quality thick rubber, and seems to be very durable. I have had it on my truck for about three months now the adhesive is holding very well.

Great quality, it installed well. The instructions show how to do it and I have had it on in Texas heat and it has not come lose. It really helps and I’m happy with it.

Great product. All in 1 kit. Just take your time cleaning everything well before and it will stick. Mine did

Edit :I have been able to use the cover for a bit of time and let say, its great I had no issue with it moving or coming up at all. I was skeptical of the area were I was running low of the adhesive promotor. I did'nt have to be. This thing is really stuck to the bed and holds really well. I would buy again.Original :The rubber seal is ok so far...My only issue was with the included adhesive promotion sponges. They are extremely thin and upon using them, they tend to disintegrate to nothing in about 10 seconds. I ended up using both over the course of 1 side of the tailgate and approximately 1/4-1/3 of the bed side. This truck had an after market spray in bed liner and I know that had an impact on the sponges disintegrating. (roughness of the material) If the truck had not had the spray in bed liner, I feel they would have worked better and I would have been able to apply the promotion compound without the sponge disintegrating.My suggestion make the sponge 3 times as thick as they are now or possibly include 6 sponges instead of the 2.I am at the end of the 24 hour drying process. Ill give it a try tomorrow as to usability. I work construction, and the pickup is more or a casual use for odds and ends as needed. I am curious to see if the adhesion lasts especially on the portion of the bed where the sponge disintegrated, and where I was unable to apply the adhesion compound properly.

Not worth the money, just use another rubber seal from local store , it will be easier. I cut off not long after applying on Tacoma.

Easy install, works as advertised