The time has come for a tonneau...
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The time has come for a tonneau...
It's time for me to pick a tonneau cover. I'm looking for opinions as to the best one to pick. On past trucks I've had snap covers and a bakflip g2. Am I looking at, in no particular order: Access Larado, TCW FX3, and BK G2. Each has it's pluses and drawbacks. Is there a brand out there I should be looking at? Are there any smoking deals to be had thru this forum?
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Just looked it up. Nicest hard cover I've ever seen, but they are pretty expensive. For half that price I get lifetime on my soft one and it also roles up all in one shot too.
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Yeah it is a little pricey but it's worth every penny, what sold me was the ability to roll it up so I could put my motorcycle in the back and close it up with a secure spot for the loading ramps while I'm out riding, it rolls in and out one handed.
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I really like the look of the Roll-X but someone said they had problems with ice in the winter. Also, I can invision where ice or crud in the sides could prevent it from properly closing and latching.
I'm going with the Bakflip VP.
I'm going with the Bakflip VP.
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Ice and or snow can pose a problem for anything with moving parts, I remember having to pry the wipers off the windshield one time in Dec in Oklahoma. Down here I don't have that problem.
No crud issues either, my truck is a pavement queen.
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No crud issues either, my truck is a pavement queen.
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Last edited by RLXXI; 03-20-2014 at 03:08 PM.
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I understand and if I didn't live in Minnesota I'd go with Roll-X. At least with a tri-fold there are fewer hinge points to get the ice out of.