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Dropsix Enthusiast

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Purchased a Truxport for $270 and installed it the other day in about 20 min. Went skiing this weekend, and parked right next to a silverado with the LO PRO. The LO PRO was nice looking flush, yet I wouldn't say $500 nice. Did notice some flutter on the highway, yet not enough to drive me nuts. Thought about adjusting the tension, but Truxedo says that will void the warranty. My wife was able to roll the cover back easily enough while unloading the truck at the ski lodge. Time will tell regarding durability and appearence over time. Now for some LineX and mudflaps.

 

Yeah I have the same one. It flaps around for sure on the freeway. I did try to adjust the tension a bit but I don't have any tools that'll fit in there.

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Truxedo Lo-Pro QT for me.

Cowboyman
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This thread was really helpful to me in deciding which cover to get....and I wanted to post back once I got my Revolver X2 installed.   It is everything I hoped it would be....just perfect !   No

ClutchDisc
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I had a soft tonneau cover on mine, came with the truck when I got it. I was a pain in the neck to take on and off. I got sick and tired of that and just picked up a really nice tool box instead. Much

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Barnapkin Enthusiast

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The sides both had Velcro. Owner wasn't around, so I didn't mess with his truck. Lo pro did have s nice flush look.

 

I believe there are other things to put the $$ towards. I'll get mudflaps and additional tie downs with the difference in toneau cover price.

 

The truxport opens and closes easily. So much better than my last truck's snap on cover. Only criticism would be the corner foam that has to be put on; wonder if they'll stay on.

Hookd21 New Member

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Hi looking at a Tonno Pro lo roll cover for my 2014 Sierra 1500. Does anyone have one of these covers? Has anyone install their cover with the factory bed liner and bed rail caps installed and were there any issues? Any info would be appreciated. Thanks

MudMutt Enthusiast

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Hi looking at a Tonno Pro lo roll cover for my 2014 Sierra 1500. Does anyone have one of these covers? Has anyone install their cover with the factory bed liner and bed rail caps installed and were there any issues? Any info would be appreciated. Thanks

I just installed a LoRoll on my Silverado that has both the caps and factory bed liner. You have to pull the rubber insulation off the rails or they won't sit correctly against the bed caps. Once you do that and get the rails bolted up the cover will fit nice and tight ... I like the cover and the quality is great. Can't beat the price either ... Think I paid $269.00 delivered .... Install took like 30 minutes.

Hookd21 New Member

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$230 on Ebay, was an open box discount.

Install super easy, fits perfect. Seems well made.

 

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Hi I'm looking at the same cover, do you have a bed liner? If so any mods needed during install? Thanks

Hookd21 New Member

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I just installed a LoRoll on my Silverado that has both the caps and factory bed liner. You have to pull the rubber insulation off the rails or they won't sit correctly against the bed caps. Once you do that and get the rails bolted up the cover will fit nice and tight ... I like the cover and the quality is great. Can't beat the price either ... Think I paid $269.00 delivered .... Install took like 30 minutes.

Thanks for the info. How about the front of the bed? any problems there?

Coppertone Enthusiast

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Anyone hear of the "new" Bakflip Recolver X2? It looks like the Roll X but maybe upgraded? I can't find any clear info online.

jamin87ss Senior Enthusiast

jamin87ss

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That tonno loroll looks exactly like my truxedo lo pro did, can't help but wonder if its got a different patch on there, can one of u guys take a pic of the Velcro and latch system for me please?

 

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MudMutt Enthusiast

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Thanks for the info. How about the front of the bed? any problems there?

No ... Everything lines up perfect .... The only thing I did was I took the rubber insulation that comes with the kit and used it on the front of the bed where the cover sits to give me an extra seal against water. They say to use it around the tailgate but I opted not to. After a few heavy downpours I did see a trickle of water in the bed but nothing that would cause any damage to the cargo back there.

xkvator Enthusiast

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xkvator is that completely flush on your left side, about 1/3 of the way back?

That's where the hinge is...

 

I haven't looked at it close, but seems a little wider than the frame there...

Shimmy Bang Bang Enthusiast

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That's where the hinge is...

 

I haven't looked at it close, but seems a little wider than the frame there...

Just seems weird that the other side didn't seem to have it. I watched a YouTube video of this cover and it looked the same as yours does in that spot.

 

Must be the way they all are... I hope it's still flush there though. I'd imagine it is.

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