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18 hours ago, EX-F150 said:

I have to throw a recommendation for Truck Alterations and Lomax.   Truck Alterations had the best price and Lomax offers great follow service.   I just received my Lomax yesterday.  When I opened the box, I saw that one of the mounting rails had some scratches on it.   I emailed Lomax this morning and within an hour, I received shipping notice for a new mounting rail.   You can't beat that for customer service.  Nice to see a company stand behind their product and take care of their customers.  

I just put my Lomax on last week. Its a great cover and Truck Alterations has an awesome price!!  Once I realized that the Lomax cover was made by ACI it was a no brainer for me. They are a great company. I have one of their Snowsport snow plows and their customer service is top notch. That and the price from TA sold me on it!

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TNTSierra
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Truxedo Truxport for me. Soft cover that folds all way up. I like the price and value. Paid $309 through AutoAnything. I use my whole bed. The trifold hard cover doesn’t let you use 1/3 of the bed wit

LowCountryDenali
LowCountryDenali

Nice looking truck. I have the LoMax Access tri fold. Put it on about 6wks ago when I got the truck. Good fit and finish. Tailgate works without interference. Fairly easy install with no drilling requ

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Truxedo Pro X15 is my choice. $490 after tax on ebay and sits flush! Sent from my SM-N975U1 using Tapatalk

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I ordered the Lomax TriFold from Truck Alterations Tuesday afternoon at about 4:00.  I went home for lunch today and it was being delivered at about 1:00 today (Thursday).  The price was still at $675 shipped with no sales tax.  Luke was awesome to work with.  Now I get to install it tonight!

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Tjeli Enthusiast

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Truxedo for me.  Low pro on 3 previous trucks and X15 on the new one.   X15 is just like a LoPro with better material.

 

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Tcustomsilverado Enthusiast

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Did you find it hard to latch the cover with the tailgate closed? I installed mine today and I’m having issues latching it with the tailgate closed. I have to stand on the bumper and it’s still a pain 

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paui4m Enthusiast

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Installed my Lomax from Truck alterations last night. 

 

Install was easy and straightforward. 

Rained moderately hard here for a while today. A little leaking toward the front, but it went straight down the drain holes.

A little extra weatherstrip would probably solve it. 

 

It's really low profile, and so far I'm very pleased. (and Luke was great)

 

I wanted something that was moderately secure, yet could be removed quickly if I wanted full use of my bed.

This seems to fit the bill perfectly.

 

 

 

 

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PuffDr4gon Enthusiast

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I have to give a shout out to Luke at Truck Alterations. I emailed him yesterday during the holiday looking for a black urethane Lomax.

 

Not only was he responsive, he also had the best price. $710 shipped. The matte model is still $675.

 

Thanks GM-trucks for passing along the info!

 

 

GMC207 Enthusiast

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Revolver X2 or X4. Had the X2 on my 15 for 5 years and not one issue, didnt leak at all. Just put the newer X4 on my 21, same quality.

 

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I have the Retrax OneMX and have been really impressed with it. I like that it locks in any position and after tweaking it a bit ive got it to where my power tailgate still drops without touching it. No Leaks and nice and low pro. 

 

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