Charles Eline

Forgot to mention, the ONLY down sides to the cover are you have to drill small holes in the front of the bed for the drains and the lock core for the bed cover is not compatible with Yakima's SKS cores. I reached out to Retrax and they confirmed it.

I have the retrax and a roof top tent and freaking love it! So much so that I created an account just to reply to you! Here is my current setup... Parts list: Retrax MX Pro Aluminum bed cover 60" Yakima HD Crossbars and towers Roofnest Falcon XL The wife and I are avid outdoors people. We bike, hike, camp, climb, and paddle board. My old GMC tri-fold cover and tent were both destroyed in a 50+ MPH sand storm that turned into a snow storm last year in Colorado. So I took the opportunity to upgrade. My only regret is not doing it sooner. The cover is amazing. It takes up a little space at the front but its not bad. It's not 100% water and dust tight but its still better than the old trifold. The cross bars are super solid and silent. And the tent is the best part. It's super comfy, very easy to setup\breakdown, gives us a ton of room back in the bed, and only costs about 1/2 a mpg when its on the truck. Only down sides are you can't keep bedding in that particular tent and having 200lbs up that high does mess with the trucks COG. I HIGHLY recommend going this route if you're into camping.