Roll Up Tonneau Cover any ideas
Roll Up Tonneau Cover any ideas
Alright ive been doing alot of research and alot of searching on here but havent nailed it down to one yet?
This is what i want
1. Roll up tonneau cover
2. Something sturdy and durable for cold n heat
3. Low profile
4. No snaps
I think i narrowed it down to these 2 but i wont rule out anything else you guys suggest
1. Access Loredo
2. TruXedo Lo Pro QT
Any ideas or pics would be greatly appreciated!
I need to hear the pro and cons of them - what you guys experienced with these?
This is what i want
1. Roll up tonneau cover
2. Something sturdy and durable for cold n heat
3. Low profile
4. No snaps
I think i narrowed it down to these 2 but i wont rule out anything else you guys suggest
1. Access Loredo
2. TruXedo Lo Pro QT
Any ideas or pics would be greatly appreciated!
I need to hear the pro and cons of them - what you guys experienced with these?
I have a lund roll up that works very well. I know it's not one of the two you mentioned but just thought I'd toss it out for you. It mounts on the inside of the bed rails with 6 clamps.
Bought mine in 2004, and have since put it on 3 different trucks (04, 05, and 08). Still in good shape, looks as good as the day I put it on and still works great.
Some pictures here:
http://www.autoanything.com/tonneau-...A1727A0A0.aspx
Bought mine in 2004, and have since put it on 3 different trucks (04, 05, and 08). Still in good shape, looks as good as the day I put it on and still works great.
Some pictures here:
http://www.autoanything.com/tonneau-...A1727A0A0.aspx
I've had toppers, a hard tonneau and this is my first soft roll up. I went with the Access Loreado almost two years ago because it was a cheap way to cover my bed and I didn't want the look of a hard cover or the expense of the full topper. So far really like it. All caps have good and bad points so I'll just give you my thoughts of the soft.
Pros:
Looks great - very low profile
In-expensive
Easy to install
Great if you actually have to haul something in your truck
Water and element resistant - leaks dust on dirt roads but is water resistant if you seal your tailgate.
Cons:
Not Secure
Not water or element proof
Have to adjust tension in every climate change to keep tight.
Mine has worked for what I need but if you buy a soft rollup, make sure it has some sort of easy tension adjustment to keep it tight. I live in the area of the country where we have temp extremes from day to day and it seems like I have to adjust it everytime the temps get above 60.
Pros:
Looks great - very low profile
In-expensive
Easy to install
Great if you actually have to haul something in your truck
Water and element resistant - leaks dust on dirt roads but is water resistant if you seal your tailgate.
Cons:
Not Secure
Not water or element proof
Have to adjust tension in every climate change to keep tight.
Mine has worked for what I need but if you buy a soft rollup, make sure it has some sort of easy tension adjustment to keep it tight. I live in the area of the country where we have temp extremes from day to day and it seems like I have to adjust it everytime the temps get above 60.
One of the biggest reasons I went with the Lund was because of the tension adjustment the poster above mentioned.
It's right there at the back, one turn one direction for winter, and a turn back the other way for summer. Easy.
Oh, never had water get in the bed either.
It's right there at the back, one turn one direction for winter, and a turn back the other way for summer. Easy.
Oh, never had water get in the bed either.
Wow great info guys...
Yeah the security of it is not really a big problem for me.
The leaking would be- but im willing to take a chance with a soft roll up.
I haul motorcycles in the bed so i need a soft roll up.
I never looked at the Lund- but after you guys telling me about it- i just might go Lund. It looks very nice and 340 bucks shipped is cheaper than what i was looking at. Do you know if i can get this Lund one for any cheaper???
Yeah the security of it is not really a big problem for me.
The leaking would be- but im willing to take a chance with a soft roll up.
I haul motorcycles in the bed so i need a soft roll up.
I never looked at the Lund- but after you guys telling me about it- i just might go Lund. It looks very nice and 340 bucks shipped is cheaper than what i was looking at. Do you know if i can get this Lund one for any cheaper???
Last edited by way2qk4u2c; Feb 23, 2009 at 08:36 PM.
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Access Cover has tension adjustments. Click below to watch an installation of an Access Lorado cover.
http://www.motorz.tv/play/agricover_...r_installation
http://www.motorz.tv/play/agricover_...r_installation
I had an electric one on my 98 stepside. Good idea but it sucked. The motor was always going out and it was not weather tite, leaked water really bad. The manual ones seem to work ok but they take up about a foot of your bed length, so if you have a screw with a 5.5 bed, doesn't leave you with much.
I had an electric one on my 98 stepside. Good idea but it sucked. The motor was always going out and it was not weather tite, leaked water really bad. The manual ones seem to work ok but they take up about a foot of your bed length, so if you have a screw with a 5.5 bed, doesn't leave you with much.
here is a pic of the thing closed ill take a pic of it inside the bed so u can see how much room it takes up when the suns up
I just ordered an Access Lorado. I was looking at that or the truxedo lopro. I chose the Access for 2 reasons. My cousin has had one for 6 years and it still works and looks brand new. And I like the way they look over the tailgate compared to the truxedo, the Access has a beveled edge that matches the sides so it looks more finished. cleaner.


