Toyota Tundra - Truxedo LoPro Tonneau Cover 5 Year Review

[@anly3892]

With this type of cover I think you have to close the tailgate first then latch the cover down, so the rubber seal sits on top of the tailgate to prevent leak in. Thanks for the review!

[@runninl8]

You are correct

[@markmiela3937]

I had a low pro on my Ram and it only leaked with heavy rain. I have a 21 Tundra now and want to get this cover. I like it because it rolls out of the way and you have complete access to the bed.

[@MidMoTundra]

Yep still love mine. I’ve had other kinds and all have pros and cons. I too like the fact I can roll up to the bulk head and have access to my whole bed without having to remove the cover every time I want to haul something

[@mbw65]

Leave the rear flap out oun top of tailgate.

[@ericbuchta9765]

Man I I am so glad for your video. Turn to find a video on a bed cover that will fit with The cargo channel System. Apparently there is called a deck rail as well that some do not fit if the truck has it. I have no idea what deck rail is and I’m not sure if they’re referring to the Cargo channel system

[@MidMoTundra]

Glad the video was helpful. Yeah have the deck rail/bed cargo system can complicate things. I’ve had 3 Lo Pro’s now, only difference between the non rail and rain modes is the clamps. Definitely make sure you get the correct kit with the clamps for the rail system

[@wgockel1]

Bro what are you chewing on?

[@10nateambriz0]

Did you need a bulkhead seal for this tonneau cover?

[@MidMoTundra]

I’m only using the rubber seal that comes with the tonneau. I have bed rug and I have not noticed any dampness at the front of the cover. Only place I notice dampness is at the tailgate