TruXedo Lo Pro Soft Roll-Up Tonneau Cover for Trucks: Keep Your Truck Bed Secure and Protected

T.S.: Nice looking cover and texture but arrived with a broken plastic retainer clip used to secure the cover when rolled up.
I contacted Truxedo directly and they shipped me a replacement retainer strap kit under warranty. Great company!

United States on Apr 23, 2023

Amazon Customer: This is very easy to install and is a great product. I was able to install it by myself in an hour. My next purchase will be some conditioner for the cover to make sure it stays in good shape for years to come.

United States on Feb 27, 2023

Guy: Nice cover. Good fit & easy install.

Canada on Nov 23, 2019

Bruce: I looked for a good bit before pulling the trigger. There were not a lot of reviews for Sentry CT due to it being fairly new, but lots of good info and reviews on their LoPro, so I went ahead and pulled the trigger. Packaging was first rate and included everything I needed. The only thing that would have been nice to see is a small tear pack of alcohol and adhesive promoter (the latter not being super easy to find without hitting a hardware store), but not a huge deal. Also the instructions for my specific model (Silverado Crew Cab short box) were a little inaccurate because they tell you that the rails sit on top of the truck rails, but in actuality, they sit up flush as there is no flange on the rails themselves, it's a right angle with some foam on the side that rests on the inside truck bed rail. I would recommend picking up some squeeze clams or you'll need a 2nd pair of hands to hold the rails in place while securing with the clamps. The fit and finish of the cover is top notch and operates well. Having to open the tail gate to release the latches to operate is a small inconvenience, but not a huge deal. I understand the reasoning and it improves security when the tail gate...

United States on Nov 11, 2018

RICHARD W STARC: Best soft cover on the planet

Canada on Nov 08, 2018

Benton Grissom: This was purchased for a 2016 GMC Sierra with 5'8" bed. Product delivery was quick and had all necessary parts for a good install. My girl friend and i installed and I would guess it took a couple of hours though now with experience about 30 minutes max. It was installed using 4 clamps(2 extras) along with 2 special GM clamps at the tailgate(6 total used). The rails were installed with the tailgate up and snuggly pushed against the tailgate. The vehicle came with factory bed caps and so small plastic shims were used to protect and assist with the clamp installation. I would have liked a few more shims included so that the the extra 2 clamps can be used. Not needed but why lose them in your garage.I installed the shims beneath the factory bed cap at the clamp locations and the rails were installed 1/8" or so below the bed level as i wanted a extra clean look. Foam weatherstripping was installed at the bed header to take up bed cap space and help further water proofing. Install the weatherstriping on the tailgate side of the header, thus allowing for plenty of sealing with the tonneau cover seal. Before locking the cover in place at the header location make sure it is centered in...

United States on Apr 04, 2016

spaceghostspaceghost: I bought this 10 months ago when I bought a new 2014 GMC Sierra. The price was my deciding factor as it was cheaper than going to buy local, plus no tax here in MO! This is a pretty good kit and was pretty easy to install. This is not a 100% waterproof cover, there are very few that are. But I only get minimal leakage in the 4 corners, not a lot but enough you should keep anything cardboard away from the corners of the bed.
I did have to go buy a different foam strip for the main header as I put the included strip too close to the center of the railing (near the cabinet/window). I bought a thicker foam strip from a local hardware store (window isle) and I should have bought the thickest they offered but I was trying to get close to the size that was sent to me. Install the foam strip as close to the inside as possible on the header/rail as the tonneau main beam sits directly on top of this. The corners of where the foam meets this header rail is where it leaks some into the bed.
So far (1 winter, 1 summer) this cover has held up nicely. It is a very low cover and it does flap in the wind, not annoyingly but I know that bothers some people seeing it move in the rearview...

United States on Sep 16, 2015