I'm leaning more towards the truxport as you gain an inch above the bed. Also it seems the low profile ones stick out into the bed a few inches on each side when mounted to the rails where as the truxport will sit on top of the rails.
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Bingo! I was looking for a bed rack system that was compatible with a tonneau and the elevate TA rails look like they would work perfectly. Do you know of any other rail systems that allow a tonneau?The TruxPort is the entry level model. It sits up an extra inch higher than the Lo Pro. It can let in more moisture around the edges, but gives an inch higher in bed room when closed. The Lo Pro sits lower and more flush with the rails, while the TruxPort mounts above the rails. The Lo Pro cover can also be completely removed with the rails still in place for that extra few inches by the cab where it would roll up. The TruxPort mounts differently and the cover can not be removed without removing the rails as well. The X15 is similar to the Lo Pro but is even more low profile at only about a 1/2" above the rails compared to 1" for the Lo Pro. The X15 is also made of a black woven polyester fabric which is more matte, while the Lo Pro and TruxPort are made of thick leather grain vinyl material and appear more glossy.
Also the Lo Pro and X15 are compatible with the Elevate TS Rails which can give you T-Slot functionality to mount bed racks and accessories while still maintaining your tonneau cover. The TruxPort is not compatible with these rails.
Does anyone have an example of a rail system being used with a Truxedo or similar rollup? I’m clueless about the different ways rail systems can be mounted.
I am not sold on the elevate TS rails yet. Seems there were some early mounting issues with heavier items. I wouldn't be expecting much more than 250bs Max with them.Bingo! I was looking for a bed rack system that was compatible with a tonneau and the elevate TA rails look like they would work perfectly. Do you know of any other rail systems that allow a tonneau?
Amazon carries the Elevate TS but does not list the correct size for a maverick, at least not yet. I expect that will change in the near future.
Mine has been 2 months. Nothing yetI called BakFlip and they said that Bak Industries is telling them 3 to 4 weeks. But again I take that with a grain of salt, but I hope it's accurate because I am expecting my truck within that time frame.