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Not ARE going back for the 4th time . ARE said yeah it’s an issue but we are trying !
they should have known how to seal it before they put it out for sale .
their answer to me was “ you have drain holes in the bed of the truck “
do your homework before buying the caps are expensive items . If I knew it was going to leak I would have purchased a tonnoue cover instead and save $1000
they should have known how to seal it before they put it out for sale .
their answer to me was “ you have drain holes in the bed of the truck “
do your homework before buying the caps are expensive items . If I knew it was going to leak I would have purchased a tonnoue cover instead and save $1000
I have an Access tonneau cover, cost $500 from dealer, it does not leak (even in car wash) and held up in a 40mpg wind at 70 mph.
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The ARE dealer stated "All Caps and Tonneau covers will leak", so do Maverick taillights. Wind noise was pronounced, so since I was born to modify, I taped the gap between the cab and the cap with RV Repair tape and the turbulence ended and the leaks are almost non-existent.
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- 2.5L Hybrid
I have the "Undercover Ultra Flex Tonneau Cover". I was anal about installing it correctly myself, so it doesn't leak in the least. Make sure you follow the directions correctly and it will not leak. Highly recommend.
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