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Just installed an Undercover Ultra Flex tonneau cover on my Trail Boss.  Fits perfectly, easily installed in less than 30 min, and the tailgate can open automatically with no issue.

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Yes, I installed one on my '19 Denali.  Love it.  Great fit.  I had one on my 14 and 16; i think this one is a bit nicer.  Power gate works fine with it in place.  Nice little light comes with it.

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2 hours ago, towdog333 said:

What did you pay for it

I got a discount when I called them (autoanything.com) and it was $882.  Normal price is $949.  It is expensive but worth it.  I couldn't be happier with the look and functionality.  So easy to open and fold upright.

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3 hours ago, 1FUNC5 said:

How water tight is this cover??

   Steven

 

It's not 100% water-proof however it keeps everything dry for the most part.  I did also fill in each corner with a piece of foam that came with the kit and I have had no issues with my stuff getting wet.

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On 10/31/2018 at 8:36 AM, z1boss said:

 

It's not 100% water-proof however it keeps everything dry for the most part.  I did also fill in each corner with a piece of foam that came with the kit and I have had no issues with my stuff getting wet.

Any pics of it closed?? Like folded?

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18 hours ago, StevenStarke said:

Any pics of it closed?? Like folded?

See below.  Three separate posts due to upload limit.

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Ive got mine sitting in the box here waiting to be installed. Just haven't gotten around to it yet due to moving all weekend 

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GUYS!!!! Beware the part number for the chevy WILL NOT fit the GMC with Multi-pro...... you must use a UX-120222 instead of the UX-12020. there is a provision on the alternate part number for the tailgate handle which gives it a different drivers rail and a standard clamp for rear instead of larger clamp that goes through the stake pocket. I read my instructions to install mine this morning and undercover is overnighting me the needed hardware. NONE of the online computers are showing this part number yet........

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On 9/28/2018 at 6:11 PM, z1boss said:

Just installed an Undercover Ultra Flex tonneau cover on my Trail Boss.  Fits perfectly, easily installed in less than 30 min, and the tailgate can open automatically with no issue.

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Any pics of the side of your truck? what size tires you have? Is it lifted or leveled?

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