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Lowest profile soft tonneau cover?

ezzell186

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ezzell186 Enthusiast

ezzell186

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Guys that have done their research, what's the lowest profile soft tonneau cover? I love the idea of having one but I really don't like the look of most I have seen because they stick up above the bed so much. Thanks in advance.

Talionstallion21 New Member

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I wanted a low profile soft roll up as well and my research brought me to the Lorado by Access. I'll try to get a pic of my truck up later today so you can see it although their web site has pics as well. It cost $500 installed by a local shop. I like it a lot but only on for two months, we'll see how it takes the winter. The reviews of it were very good.

SteveBBB Senior Enthusiast

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I have the Truxedo Lo Pro QT. It's very low profile, easy to install and take off. It's has a lifetime warranty and rolls up into a bedroll. I see them sell for around $425 on Ebay.

Eddie 70 Senior Enthusiast

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I put Access Vanish on mine. I am happy with it so far. I believe it has only been on it for about a month so far. So far I am happy with it. No complaints. Find it for a lower price somewhere and get Autoanything to price match and get in on the sale at the same time.

hodges25 Enthusiast

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Had an Access vanish on my white truck, loved it. Bought a new truck so I'm trying out the tonnosport roll up, made by access and got it for 241 shipped with price match at autoanything

dla Enthusiast

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Access Vanish... $290 through 4wheelonline.com

 

 

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ErickW Enthusiast

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I've been doing my research on them, and its the Access brand, both the tonnosport, and vanish are at 1/2 tall above the rail. Also the tonnopro lo roll is very lo profile, but from what I've read not made as well. I'm probably going to grab the vanish soon.

TimmyG Senior Enthusiast

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I know you said soft, but my back flip 3 pc folding sit flush with the rails and is much easyer to use.

 

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ezzell186 Enthusiast

ezzell186

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Thanks for the info guys. I've always been a classic drop in tool box guy but I think I'm going to give a tonneau cover a shot. Has everyone had good luck with your covers being water proof because that and security are my main reasons for considering a cover.

Highcountry1 Enthusiast

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Has anyone ever installed or know anyone that has a setup with a soft tonneau (roll up) cover and a backrack? Some kind of custom brackets? Preferably without sacrificing the watertight seal.

Any help appreciated!

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dab5577 Enthusiast

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Bak revolver x2 - low profile roll up with metal backing for additional security.

 

 

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Rkaroll953 Enthusiast

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i bought a tonno pro low profile one and i hate it. it definitely doesn't fit right. steer clear of that one. its so tight u have to stand on the bumper and push down to latch, and the front and back gets pulled up so it doesn't seal right.

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estcstsilverado Enthusiast

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I just bought the access vanish cover for my 2014. I have the drop in liner, besides having to drill a hole in the stakepocket holder, did you have to cut the liner to install? The instructions stated something about cutting the liner?

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