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access lorado installed last nite excellent fit and finish 385 bucks from amazon

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I've got an Access Lorado on my Sierra, and had one on my 2008 silverado as well. Line-X liner on the Silverado and no issues at all. I'll be getting Line-X on the Sierra in the spring as well, and don't expect any problems with it either.

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I've got an Access Lorado on my Sierra, and had one on my 2008 silverado as well. Line-X liner on the Silverado and no issues at all. I'll be getting Line-X on the Sierra in the spring as well, and don't expect any problems with it either.

 

Thanks! That's what I'm looking for! Why did you opt for the laredo? I'm looking at the tonnosport.

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Bed liner, Trwtow?

bed rug ive ran this combo on my last 3 truck works perfect for me

geektoad Senior Enthusiast

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Thanks! That's what I'm looking for! Why did you opt for the laredo? I'm looking at the tonnosport.

 

I wanted the improved hardware (tension adjustment, release, wider velcro rail and weather sealing) as well as lifetime warranty vs 3 year.

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I wanted the improved hardware (tension adjustment, release, wider velcro rail and weather sealing) as well as lifetime warranty vs 3 year.

Thanks for the response. I think I'm going to meet in the middle and get the vanish.

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I decided to get the access lorado. It was a little more than I wanted to spend but with some advice from trwtow and a little research, I think it will be better for what I want and the lifetime warranty will be nice reassurance too!

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I decided to get the access lorado. It was a little more than I wanted to spend but with some advice from trwtow and a little research, I think it will be better for what I want and the lifetime warranty will be nice reassurance too!

let us know how u like it after u get it installed

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let us know how u like it after u get it installed

Installed it last night. Like the looks and functionality this far. The weather strip on the back lacked proper adhesion. I had to use some gorilla glue to get it down. Pretty sure I screwed it up though when I put the cover on. Not sure on water tightness, but I think it will keep my golf clubs dry enough. Going to drive truck tomorrow so I will see how it rides in the wind! Overall I'm pretty satisfied.

mike94silverado Senior Enthusiast

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Truxedo lo pro. Nothing better period. My current truck came with an extang revolution and it's no where near as nice as the truxedo a have been for me

 

 

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