SwingCase F-150 & Maverick Fitment 2026 — SC Codes, Bed Lengths, Install Notes

By Cole Briggs, Founder & Editor — Updated: October 30, 2026

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SwingCase Codes for the F-150 and Maverick

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F-150 Fitment Details

Bed length and generation coverage

The F-150 has been produced across four generations since SC201/203 was introduced. UnderCover uses a single code pair for the entire F-150 platform:

Bed length — one code for all three

The F-150 comes in three bed lengths depending on cab configuration:

All three use SC201 (driver) and SC203 (passenger). The bracket geometry adapts to the available rail length — on the 5.5 ft bed there is less positioning flexibility, but the same code fits.

F-150 Raptor

The Raptor uses the same bed dimensions and rail geometry as the standard SuperCrew F-150. SC201/SC203 are the correct codes. The Raptor's wider flares are exterior — they do not affect the interior bed rail cap where the bracket mounts.

Maverick Fitment Details

The Maverick (2022+) is a compact unibody pickup with a 4.5 ft bed — significantly shorter and narrower than the F-150. It uses different codes from the F-150; SC207 is the passenger-side code. The driver-side code is not SC206 (that is the Ranger code for 2019–2023) — verify the correct Maverick driver code on UnderCover's fitment tool before ordering.

Maverick-specific notes:

• Both Hybrid and EcoBoost Maverick variants use the same codes — powertrain does not affect bed fitment; verify codes on UnderCover's fitment tool
• The 4.5 ft bed is compact; a dual install (driver + passenger) occupies a larger proportion of bed width than on an F-150
• Maverick bed capacity with a dual SwingCase install: still usable for 4×4 cargo and bicycles, but plan around the wheel-well intrusion

Install Notes Specific to F-150 and Maverick

Spray-in bedliner

The F-150 SuperCrew and many F-150 trims ship with or are dealer-fitted with spray-in bedliners. If your liner covers the bed rail cap surface (the horizontal top face of the inner rail wall), you must remove coating at each of the six screw locations before drilling. Use a rotary tool; remove only the area at each screw diameter. Full detail at the SwingCase install guide.

Bracket placement — F-150 tailgate clearance

For most F-150 configurations, placing the rear mounting screw 6–8 inches from the inside face of the closed tailgate gives full 180° swing clearance. On the 5.5 ft SuperCrew bed, confirm clearance before drilling — less bed length means less positioning margin.

Tonneau cover compatibility

The F-150 is one of the most common tonneau cover platforms. SC201/203 are compatible with most BakFlip, Extang, and soft roll-up covers given the 3-inch clearance rule. Retrax PowertraxONE on certain SuperCrew configurations can be tight — measure before ordering. Full tonneau compatibility guide: SwingCase Tonneau Cover Compatibility Guide →

Frequently Asked Questions