Tonneau cover for CarbonPro??

CarbonProGMC · March 13, 2020

1 hour ago, Truckasaurus said:

Gig-Em! (℅ '95). Also, notice you have the painted wheel trim. Did you install yourself or did you order from the factory? Do you have a good pic of them, i'm curious how they interact with the (non-painted) mud guards that will remain.

Class of 2016 here, they were on the truck when I bought it and it makes it look much better, my 2019 did not have the painted ones and I like the look of the painted ones more. Blends in well with the black.

Truckasaurus · March 13, 2020

7 minutes ago, CarbonProGMC said:

Class of 2016 here, they were on the truck when I bought it and it makes it look much better, my 2019 did not have the painted ones and I like the look of the painted ones more. Blends in well with the black.

Thanks for the photo! I need these... I liked the plastic ones at first, but have discovered that the rough surface finish on them traps dirt and dust (particularly in the groove portion) and tends to make the whole truck look dirty when it's not.

ridnwild · March 18, 2020

On ‎12‎/‎26‎/‎2019 at 10:14 PM, Guy Thompson said:

Yes, I have been stalking this forum looking for this exact answer. I went ahead and ordered a Roll-n-Lock cover of which the manufacturer said that they were not interested in figuring out a way to mount their cover. Well it was easy, just a little drilling to make places to mount. My biggest concern was being able to drill into the carbon bed that GM claims is virtually indestructible. Well, its not, it drills like a plastic/fiberglass compound. Heres some pictures I took for you guys and gals.

Thanks for the info. I'm installing this same cover on my 2020 AT4. I was wondering if you have had any issues with or problems with the carbon bed due to drilling the holes? Cacks, breaking, etc.

Sfcdjf · March 20, 2020

Stoops automotive group figured tha hard cover out!!!! See youtube vid.

CP312 · March 20, 2020

Stoops automotive group figured tha hard cover out!!!! See youtube vid.

You have a link?

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Sfcdjf · March 20, 2020

hackskier · March 27, 2020

Check out ACI - Agricover Inc. (Access) https://www.accesscover.com/

I've been in contact with these folks for a few weeks and they released versions for the Carbon Pro yesterday. I see their website was updated today to include Carbon Pro box. I phone ordered one yesterday and it's shipping today!

CP312 · March 31, 2020

Check out ACI - Agricover Inc. (Access) https://www.accesscover.com/
I've been in contact with these folks for a few weeks and they released versions for the Carbon Pro yesterday. I see their website was updated today to include Carbon Pro box. I phone ordered one yesterday and it's shipping today!

Which one did you order? If you’ve gotten it can you tell us how you like it?

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hackskier · April 1, 2020

Here are photo's from install last evening. ACI did a nice job on the install kit. (P/N 12459 is what is listed on the invoice.)

CP312 · April 1, 2020

Here are photo's from install last evening. ACI did a nice job on the install kit. (P/N 12459 is what is listed on the invoice.)

Looks great! Thanks

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CP312 · April 3, 2020

Here are photo's from install last evening. ACI did a nice job on the install kit. (P/N 12459 is what is listed on the invoice.)

Would you mind taking an up close picture of the clamps and how exactly they work? Looking at my truck I just don’t see how it’s possible.

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hackskier · April 4, 2020

4 hours ago, CP312 said:

Would you mind taking an up close picture of the clamps and how exactly they work? Looking at my truck I just don’t see how it’s possible.

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Pull back the plastic trim cap and you will find a series of molded in holes. Their kit comes with u-nuts to put in those spots and a 1/4” drill jig to locate the mounting holes you need to drill through the plastic cap. (You don’t drill into the box). The bolts pass through the new holes in the plastic box rail cap and thread into the u-nuts that snap into the factory spots in the box. The box was designed for the kit-included mounting nuts. If you have a Carbon Pro, they are there, just peek under the trim cap.

Truckasaurus · April 4, 2020

9 minutes ago, hackskier said:

Pull back the plastic trim cap and you will find a series of molded in holes. Their kit comes with u-nuts to put in those spots and a 1/4” drill jig to locate the mounting holes you need to drill through the plastic cap. (You don’t drill into the box). The bolts pass through the new holes in the plastic box rail cap and thread into the u-nuts that snap into the factory spots in the box. The box was designed for the kit-included mounting nuts. If you have a Carbon Pro, they are there, just peek under the trim cap.

Cool, so it’s the same mechanism as the GM “Factory” cover. I wonder if GM is supplying these parts/specs to aftermarket accessories makers (they should).

CP312 · April 4, 2020

Pull back the plastic trim cap and you will find a series of molded in holes. Their kit comes with u-nuts to put in those spots and a 1/4” drill jig to locate the mounting holes you need to drill through the plastic cap. (You don’t drill into the box). The bolts pass through the new holes in the plastic box rail cap and thread into the u-nuts that snap into the factory spots in the box. The box was designed for the kit-included mounting nuts. If you have a Carbon Pro, they are there, just peek under the trim cap.

Got it, thanks.

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