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That looks bad. Wow. How can they not make them better than that?

cwcb08

the back corners look just like the tonneau i took off my '12 and put on my '16 does, I'm thinking you got a model for the wrong generation. 9-14 beds were more square 15+ the back corners are rounded hence it not fitting perfectly.

Shadowblack

The dealer has been good. This in my mind is a quality control/manufacturing issue not a bad install at the dealer. I called Leer directly because I was ticked off with the overall fit n finish. Leer has called the dealer and they've chatted back and forth. As far as a bad install, Leer recommended taking it to another dealer, so I went to two other dealers...... first place was pretty blunt " putting a square box on a round truck, what did you expect?" maybe we can play with it and see, but how much $$ would that cost me, since I didn't buy it there. First I was going to say to the guy....oh yeah right in the Leer brochure it says square box, round truck what did you expect! The second dealer had at least agreed that they don't fit as well but I shouldn't have leaks and gaps. I need this for work and sending it back and no cap on my truck will be a major setback.
Thanks OntGC for the links. Funny enough I was on their website early this morning and saw that grey one.

rogerroger

2 days ago, moving my son, I let the rear door of my Leer 122 ( very tall cab),operand backup and the overall height is over 8 ft tall so I hit the top of the garage door and heard the noise you do not want to hear....pouf !!!and pieces of glass falling like a heavy rain....those safety glass breaks in thousands of pieces.....holy sh** .....so $550 later it is fine ( the door comes complete, not only the glass). But my cab fits my 8 ft box fine, yours do not or the installer did a bad job.

HD150!

I had the rear glass broken in mine when someone tried to break in I was cheap and replaced it myself with smoked plexi glass just used old seal and some silicone 50 bucks later I was fixed

rogerroger

Also did that on an older truck, but on my new 2016 I bent the frame.....so I had to buy a whole frame $%$##@%?%&?&%?&

adaycj

There isn't much flex in these things. Plus when you install one, which I've done dozens and dozens of times on my previous gen trucks, if it is off you can tell why. Right to left, one side overhangs more ... easy to see. Front to rear the gap in the front gets bigger as the rear overhang increases. Anyone with a ruler should be able to tell if the thing is properly installed in 2 minutes flat. Fixing it is easy too. Loosen the clamps and scoot it over. I used to stand up under mine and pick it up on my shoulders to adjust it.

There is something not right with this. Driving around from dealer to dealer? Why, to find someone who can see the obvious gaps? Maybe to find someone that can center it on the bed? A person that can make a coffee should be able to fix the install or the cap is defective. Round truck? Nonsense. They are either made to fit the truck or they aren't. Tell that guy to get you a coffee and see if he can do it. I bet not.

I think you are hoping for a miracle. There is no other solution, either live with it or send it back. Personally, I'd send it back. Order a new cap from another manufacture. I'm sorry that you got a defective product for your truck. I hope you can iron this out with Leer. The pics you posted indicate that it is pretty bad.

Shadowblack

I haven't seen another 2015-present F150 with a Leer DCC cap on it in all of my travels, prior to my purchase, or I would have taken a close look. I was hoping someone on here had a DCC cap on their truck or company work truck and they could post a picture(s) of the rear showing their overhang or and gaps like I have around the door. Thanks for all the replies.

OmegaF150

In my neck of the woods, Home Depot is a great spot to compare/shop caps.

HD150!

I have a co worker in Montreal with a DCC on his 16 f150 I will see if I can get a picture of his cap from the back for you