tonneau cover help

[Jeremiah]

The Limited version has a slightly higher Velcro overlap than the Lite-Rider. There are a couple of other reasons to buy the Limited, but the Velcro overlap made sense to me. Whether the extra money is worth it is up to the buyer. But I agree: The Access is the only way to go!

 

[tschwab]

I'm telling you... . Checkout the Truxedo low profile, I think you will find it a better unit than the Agri cover.



FYI - Have also owned the Pace Edwards roll-top, seems as though their quality has gone downhill the last few years and the price has gone up. Nice unit when they work, but give it a few years and you start having problems with the roll-up. Not only has this happened to me, but a buddy who has one as well as my brother, thats why I did not even consider a 3rd Pace Edwards for this truck.

 

[exfuzz01]

I have the Truxedo... . rolls up neatly when I am towing my 5er and keeps things dry when it is closed...

 

[JGraham]

I just put the RETRAX on my truck yesterday. Had one on my other truck.
Highly recommend it.

 

[DocDetonancour]

Have any of you guys seen/tried the colored version? I kow Truxedo make colors and I wonder if they are tough to keep from fading quickly? Thanks, Doc

 

[DSullivan]

take a look at the pace edwards nice looking product

 

[sag2]

I have the MOPAR factory soft cover and I love it. In fact I got it on the 03, and transfered it to the 04. It has always stayed dry.

 

[Jeremiah]

Roll-up tonneau

Apparently, tonneaus are like (harrumph! certain body parts) everybody has one. I like my Access Limited, which has proven itself far superior to any roll-up I've seen. Others like their (heehee) broke d**k roll-up rags.



Hey, that's what makes the world go 'round. Toeachhizown. Words of wisdom to the buyer: listen to what people you respect have to say, do your own investigation, then make up your own mind. :-{}

 

[Yo Hoot]

I have the MOPAR factory soft cover and I love it. In fact I got it on the 03, and transfered it to the 04. It has always stayed dry.

I'm afraid of what will happen to mine when we start getting snow

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[jeff95]

Thanks for the reply

It seems as though most people are happy with thier covers regardless of brand. Everyone likes what they have. I didn't see anyone with a rollnlock cover. I think it is similar to the Pace Edwards. It may be a regional thing since it is manufactured in south Florida. I think that is what I am going to get because it is what most local dealers carry. I like to support local businesses. Thanks again for your imput and I'll post pictures in a few weeks.

Jeff

 

[DGibbs]

Another vote for the Truxedo. Next time I'll get the low profile version though.

 

[Jeremiah]

I'm afraid of what will happen to mine when we start getting snow

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Agricover guarantees both the Access Limited and the Lite Rider against failure from snow load. But as someone else pointed out, everybody seems ready to fall on their sword over loyalty to what's on their truck. Glad Wrap would probably work if you lived in Florida. Those of us who live elsewhere need something more than that.

 

[Steve St.Laurent]

I'll have to keep my eyes open at events for someone that has the Truxedo. From looking at the site it looks identical to the agri-cover. I literally can't see any differences other than the side rails and bows below black instead of silver.

 

[Jeremiah]

The bows on the Limited are black.

 

[Midnight]

I have the access ltd edition on my truck. I really like it except i rolled it up in the extreme heat and sun in the summer, and now have marks on the sides. It seems to almost get sticky when exposed to the heat of the sun. Got it through Real trucks.com,great to deal with.

 

[jsimpson]

Access by Agricover - without a doubt, the best!