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Ive ran my through a touchless wash and plan to keep doing that at least twice a week. Should be fine long term
Does anyone know if this interferes with a OE bed extender?
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I have the extender but it's not in right now so I don't know. I assume it would be fine since it's not a flush mount or a top that sits down inside the bed, it is above the rails which should leave plenty of room for the extender
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Looks great guys. I bet that does a better job than my Ford hard trifold in keeping water out. We had ALOT of rain yesterday.......ALOT. I checked my bed area and there was alot of water back in there. So disappointed.
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I would be curious about this as well, its the one thing that keeps me from getting a soft cover.
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I would not call it water tight by any stretch of the imagination but we will see for sure
I have an all highway commute and it was silent and still on the drive to work today. It is clamped on the front by the rear window and clamped in the rear by the gate and it doesn't move it all. (in my limited 15 mile of highway driving this morning lol)
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I just installed last week & got water in after heavy rain. I didn't see much daylight coming thru. So not sure where leaks might be. Guessing corners towards front of cab?
Thoughts?
Thoughts?
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Thanks. If you end up driving 70-80 mph on the interstate let us know. I want one eventually due to price and easy to remove but concerned it might flap a lot in the wind/ low pressure. Dealer cancelled my order from Oct 19 or it’s missing so it will be a while before I need one.
How exactly is it secured to the bed rails? Velcro? Just the clips? I don't want to put anything that leaves something permanently on the top of the bed rails when I remove it.
Same as everyone mentioned here. Great cover, easy and cheap, great for basic tonneau needs. Doesnt flap yet on highway. Might over time. About $45 off with realtruck forum discount. You can get same cover, no gator badge, lever instead spring clips in rear from napa branded trident slightly cheaper. You can also get slightly more $ with improved quality branded extang 2.0 as well. Gator fits nicely between the two for quality and features.
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It flaps a little bit. Went through a stationary car wash (the kind that goes back and forth, then you drive through the blower) not much water, more toward the rear.
Looks good and does the job, especially for the price!
I'm happy with the purchase.
Looks good and does the job, especially for the price!
I'm happy with the purchase.
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