Calling all with soft tonneau covers.
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THE FOLLOWING CONDITIONS WILL ALSO VOID THE WARRANTY:
Improper cleaning: Recommended to use the tested and approved Extang Tonno Tonic™ or clean with soap and water only. Do not use vinyl conditioners (i.e. Armor All®) because they will shrink the vinyl.
https://www.extang.com/docs/maxcare.html
#17
They didn't explain what silicone specifically does to the vynl but they did use that excuse for the pin holes. The fabric underneath the vynl is whats fraying. They said the protectant becomes absorbed into the material and weakens it. They didn't recomend any other products looks like any product that doesn't contain silicone in it will be safe to use.
#18
Mlamprey is right they have every out you can think of in thier warrenty. And these covers clearly dont stay 100% intact being outside for 10 years which is what their warrenty range is. Kinda makes me want to get my free one even more now but they might find another out like improper warrenty registration.
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Mlamprey is right they have every out you can think of in thier warrenty. And these covers clearly dont stay 100% intact being outside for 10 years which is what their warrenty range is. Kinda makes me want to get my free one even more now but they might find another out like improper warrenty registration.
The warranty applies to the original consumer/purchaser and for the truck on which the tonno was originally installed and shall not apply if the product has been removed from the original vehicle.
If you bought the cover from your buddy who had it on his truck 1st but didn't like it or decided to go a different route, you are screwed.
It would be interesting to know how they define "removed". My Fulltilt for example is designed for easy removal. Every roll up cover I have ever seen has to be "removed" for access to the full bed space.
Warranty registration must be on file and/or proof of original purchase (detailed and dated receipt) required for warranty to be effective. Warranty coverage starts from the date of purchase.
I think you can see what I am getting at here. Basicly, your most likely, screwed.
#20
Its to bad you guys are having so many problems. My claim went exactly as I described it. No questions about care or use. I knew my registration was in because I did it on the phone when I recieved it. I needed a replacement for a part that was cracked when delivered. Maybe my problem was a known problem?
#21
Its to bad you guys are having so many problems. My claim went exactly as I described it. No questions about care or use. I knew my registration was in because I did it on the phone when I recieved it. I needed a replacement for a part that was cracked when delivered. Maybe my problem was a known problem?
To compare the two situations are like comparing an apple to a hotdog.
Last edited by mlamprey; 12-11-2011 at 04:33 PM.
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I haven't and won't attempt a warranty claim on my Fulltilt because I know it would be denied. I am the 2nd owner, the tonneau was on my 04 when I bought it, the tonneau is now on my 06, I have no original paperwork etc. etc.
Extang makes a nice tonneau cover, when I buy my new one it will most likely be another Extang.
#26
I just did this with my TRUXPORT cover. Stitching gave way and the velcro detached from the cover. One call to TRUXEDO and within about 5 min, they said they would be sending a new one and didn't even need the old one back. No picture required either! Great customer service. This is the second time I've called them as the first time was the velcro seperating from the frame pieces. They replaced those as well!
#27
Going on 4 years this year on my Access Lorado and I use Meg's Hyper Dressing on it 3 times a year since I bought it and it still looks almost new. Mine get's used quite a bit because of the 5th wheel hitch in the bed during the summer and the only thing on it is getting beat up are the rails by the tail gate because the 5er hits the rails sometimes.
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