RealTruck TruXedo Lo Pro Soft Roll Up Truck Bed Tonneau Cover | 572001 | Fits 2014 - 2018, 2019 Limited/Legacy Chevy/GMC Silverado/Sierra 1500, 2015-19 2500/3500HD 6' 7" Bed (78.9")

Update 3: 14 months later, the last photo is how this cover looks after a rain.============================Update 2: After numerous emails back and forth, the manufacturer finally sent a replacement vinyl cover. Unfortunately, the replacement is even worse than the original.Update: the sagging of the cover has continued to get worse. This picture shows what it looks like after every rain. After multiple emails, the manufacturer still insists that this is normal and acceptable. Their advice? "PARK ON AN INCLINE". If you like the way this looks, or you don't mind searching for an incline when you park, then the Truxedo is for you. Downgrading to 1 star based on performance of the product and lack of customer support.===================================This is the second Truxedo Truxport cover I have purchased. I was generally happy with the first one except that after about a year the rear corners were pulling up a bit. When I bought a new truck, I decided to go with a soft cover again. Even though the Truxedo is significantly more expensive than a couple of other seemingly identical brands on Amazon, I went with them because they are supposedly made in USA.But, I'm not happy with the way this new one fits. No matter how tight I pull the sides, there is a pool in the middle just behind the cab. After the water evaporates, I have giant water/dirt spot left behind. I contacted Truxedo customer service and they said (exact quote) "Based on the picture this does fall within our acceptable criteria for pooling." In other words, you can expect this is what you're going to get if you buy this.

Very nice cover. I have had true topper/camper shells for my trucks for 30 years and will again the next time I have $2500 to spend. This is a GREAT alternative in the mean time! Very easy to install-30 minutes by myself. Very easy to use. Very good quality, although hasn't been tested through all the seasons of Utah yet. And, I have to say that my CURT 20K 5th wheel hitch fits under it with a solid 4 inches to spare. That makes it better than a Topper because my hitch is protected all summer (I take Toppers off during summer months). It's on a 2017 Chevy 2500HD Duramax Crew Cab short box. For reference the bed distance to topper is 23 inches. My CURT hitch is 19 inches at highest point sitting on the 5th wheel rails.

This cover was very easy to install. It required no drilling and only a 1/2" wrench and a tape measure. I bought this is a "used but like new" item on Amazon and the only thing missing were the installation instruction. I am pretty handy and was able to install the cover without having to look them up online. They are available on the companies web site though. Anyone with even the most basic mechanical ability should have no trouble at all installing this themselves.The only concern I have at all is that the Velcro on the sides will not last forever. The way Velcro works is that one side is a hook and the mating side a loop. Every time you pull it apart some of the loops are damaged and there are fewer and fewer loops to catch the hook. After a while the Velcro no longer works. Seeing as the loop side is sewn to the cover there is no way to replace it.Other than the possible future Velcro issue it fits perfectly and looks great. It is also very easy to use. There are two latches at the back that you release to allow the cover the be rolled up. These operate very easily. And rolling it up is also done very easily while standing on the side of the truck. It is made to be either fully closed or fully rolled up when the vehicle is moving.I had a truck the dealership lent me that had a "tri fold" style cover. I personally like this roll up style better. The tri fold has the advantage of being able to be unfolded and folded more quickly than this one can be rolled up. The advantage to this roll up style though is that it takes up almost no room when it is completely rolled up. Also, that folding style had a latching system that was much more difficult to use than this cover.The last thing I will mention is that this is supposed the be a more economical cover than others out there. I can say that, at least on initial installation, it certainly doesn't look or feel cheap. It looks good, feels well made, and operates easily.

I originally started off with a Tyger brand roll up cover from amazon. That cover was garbage and didn’t get a good seal on my 2018 Chevy Silverado. It also flapped up in the wind excessively. I returned that one and got this truxedo roll up cover. It’s been a world of difference. The side rails are metal and have much better clamps. There is no gap in the back when i lock down the cover. The foam seal around the sides keeps out any water from rain or going through the car wash. I have no complaints about this one which is rare for me. I have been using this cover about a year now and it is still holding up fine. Every couple of months I apply a vinyl conditioner to it, and it still looks like new

I supervised my son and a friend of his as they installed this on my 2017 Silverado crew cab, and it only took them about 45 minutes. It looks great, very sleek with the low profile. Two issues, one minor, one not so minor: To properly seal the tailgate, you have to 'open' the cover, close the tailgate, and re-close the cover. This is inconvenient, but is the trade off for the low profile appearance. The more frustrating issue is that the cover isn't totally waterproof in the rain. I use this on a hunting lease, so we haul a lot of gear with us in the truck. There are a couple spots where the weatherstripping isn't totally flush with the bed, and it can leak in the rain. I've tried to re-form it to make a better seal, but still get small leaks. It's a soft cover, so you can't expect 100% water tight, so for the looks and the cost, this is a good choice.

The TruXedo gets right out of the way when the box is needed. I`ve had both, hard cover looks good but limits the box use. Your truck is basically a car with a huge trunk. Where as the roll cover serves the same purpose with the additional ability of allowing the full use of the box without having to remove the cover.

I like the ease of use. Being able to roll all the way to the cab of the truck makes it more functional when you need to use the box. Life span on previous one was 7 years and then the stitching went up by the cab. Cost over time is not bad.

Super fast delivery. Fit the 2017 Chev. Recipients were enthralled. Installed in 20 minutes. Need a tad more info to install with a box liner. Otherwise just fantastic to see the smiles on the giftees faces.

Works great installed alone in like 20-30 mins It’s pretty easy even if your not very mechanically inclines like myself it’s pretty self explanatory.... kind of wish they showed where the weather strip in the front is supposed to go like measurement wise but still worked out fine. As good quality as an oem cover... my friends ford cover is literally the same but different brand obviously

I had one on my 2015 Canyon. It was awesome. I got another when I upgraded to a GMC Sierra. Also awesome.Easy to install. Great look. Very functional.First one showed up damaged from shipping (dented rail and holes in the tonneau). Amazon promptly sent a replacement.