mi-skidoo

I got the light kit when I bought the cover. Its only like $35, Ask your dealer, they probably have them. I was thinking the same thing about 2, but he only had one at the time.

TRUKWOOD

Just to let you know after you clean the tonneau cover with soap and water. You should use 303 protectant spray. spray it on a clean cloth and rub it into the vinyl. you can purchase 303 at most auto parts store's or truck accessory store's.

BOOMER-Red

iTrader: (1)

I bought mine back in 2005 for my '05 F150 w/ 6.5ft bed and when I bought my 2010 F150 w/5.5t bed, I had it modified to fit at a local shop for $100. No leaks. Quick and easy to roll up and down. I always recommend the Access covers.

gillysmi

been using access for over 10 yrs. climate here is as low as -40 in the winter and over 100 in the summer with snow, salt, sun, rain, hail and you name it and i will buy nothing but access. they are hands down best vinyl roll up.

Rugger

Lorado model takes the wind, rain and brush carwash. I like it just fine. Rolls up and lets me use the truck as a truck when I want.

shortride

iTrader: (1)

I hope you new Access tonneau cover works out for you ok but vinyl typically doesn't hold up to UV for extended periods of time. You've seen those after market fender flares and other vinyl accessories that turn kind of a charcoal gray after a while. Especially if you don't have a garage or carport.

b52bomber

sorry guys they orderd for the wrong year they said they will have the right stuff all in and installed tomarrow

b52bomber

ok so we ran into more problems. their vinder was out of the access cover so they got the truxcedo. here are some pictures of it done.

shortride

iTrader: (1)

The only 2 reasons I would not like an Access tonneau cover is that It's not as flush mounted as my Bakflip F1 and the vinyl material will not hold up under heavy snow loads as well as the Bakflip. The Access cover does not have the UV protection the Bakflip F1 does over a long period.

The only thing I like about the Access is that it doesn't block the rear window view when rolled up.

Only time will tell but the extra $400 for the Bakflip F1 I'm confident will prove to be money well spent.

jseymour

I bought the access lorado 3 years ago for my '07 and just swaped it to my 2010 in february. Still looks like new and it takes a lot of abuse here in Mass, never had an issue with snow loading and this winter put it to the test!