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Anyone tried a CW Limited Tonneau cover

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I came accross these "CW Limited" tonneau covers. They have a hard-trifold with free shipping within canada for quite a bit less than the brand names line BAK, Enthuze, etc. I am sure they aren't as good as the brand names ones... but are they decent, or just junk? They are about 40-70% cheaper than the brand name ones, so I am almost willing to take a chance... but it would be easier if someone on here had given one a whirl...

 

Here is a video of the model I am looking at. See any red flags here?: 

 

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I recently ended up getting a Bison hard tri-fold for my Gladiator.  Didn't get any answers one any of the 3 cheapest I found.  Seems to be cood as any at it's price point.  I'm sure a bakflip might have been better but 3 times the price.

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I’ve tried out a CW Limited tonneau cover last year. Only lasted roughly 6 months before the rubber hinges between the panels and seals along the sides split. The aluminum panels also started to become loose/delaminated. The plastic latches broke multiple times and I had to get replacements shipped out to me at least 3 times. Cheap Chinese imported covers. 
 

On a more positive note - I found a company Truck HQ located in Kitchener Ontario. They have tonneau covers at a similar price point as well as other truck accessories. The quality of their tonneaus seems superior to the top name brands out there. Myself as well as my friends/family have had tonneau covers and running boards from them without any issues. 

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You're account was made August 1st, and you're only interaction ever on this site was August 1st with this comment. Almost like you work for Truck HQ 👎 shameless rep

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says the guy who's account was made 7 minutes ago.  hahaha.  Im just stirring the pot but for real.  You may be correct but, just sayin.  My Bison is still attached but probably lesser quality than a Bkflip like I said before clips have broke had to pay 20x more in shipping than the part is worth when clips broke.  But the price was low as youll find.

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