Nice product, sets up with ease if you look at directions, made well with a nice lock down latchs, had one on I truck I just sold for 5 years in new England weather and still works fine, good purchase.

This bed cover is great. It is super durable. I have had it for about a year in the AZ sun and it has not started to lose color on me at all. The one thing I will say is that the end over the tailgate is supposed to seal down with the tailgate up. I was able to get it to lock into place one time, but after that I was not able to get it to seal again. I have to lock the bed cover in place first then put the tailgate up (shown in pictures). It does allow for a little bit of water to get in, but overall it is a great cover and the best price I could find online was here on Amazon.

I'm delighted to provide a positive review for the TruXedo TruXport Soft Roll Up Truck Bed Tonneau Cover. This product has exceeded my expectations in multiple ways, making it a great functional addition to my F=150 truck at a great value.

First and foremost, the installation process was pretty straight forward. Even for someone like me who isn't particularly handy, I found the instructions clear enough and I did the install myself and did not need to drill holes or alter the truck bed or gate. Six sturdy clamps hold the cover snuggly to the truck bed. When you close and lock your tailgate the cover cannot be unlocked by walk by snoopers. With just a few basic tools and minimal effort, I had the cover securely in place in less than one hour. It was a relief to discover that I didn't need to be a DIY expert to enjoy the benefits of this tonneau cover.

One of the standout features of the TruXedo TruXport is its ability to keep the contents of my truck bed dry and out of sight. I've tested it in various weather conditions, from heavy rain to snow, and a high pressure car wash. There was dampness after the high pressure car wash, but no pooling of water. It has consistently lived up to its promise. It's reassuring to know that my cargo remains protected from the elements, whether it's expensive equipment or everyday items like groceries. I can roll it down and up without another person!

Additionally, the TruXport tonneau cover adds a touch of style to my truck. Its sleek and low-profile design enhances the overall look of the vehicle, giving it a more polished and finished appearance. The pictures are the actual cover after driving over 1,000 miles through a Wyoming winter storm with 45 mile an hour cross winds, snow, ice and general pestilence!

In conclusion, the TruXedo TruXport Soft Roll Up Truck Bed Tonneau Cover has been a great value and investment. It's easy to install, provides excellent protection against the weather, and adds a sleek and attractive finish to my truck. I highly recommend this product to any truck owner looking for a top-quality tonneau cover. It's a practical and stylish choice that I'm extremely satisfied with.

Just purchased a second one of these Tonneau Covers. I like it and it works well but, depending on how often you open it, the Velcro that holds the top down will begin to fail in 3 to 4 years and by the time you get to 5+ years any side wind will blow the sides up from the rails. My current cover is so bad going through a car wash blows up both sides. No matter how much I press down when closing it, the sides will blow up if there is a 10 to 20 MPH wind coming from the side. Driving across South Dakota last week is was blowing up so bad I was afraid the wind would rip it and the cross bars would flail about. It got so bad at one point I wished I had a tie down strap to run from the wheel wells and across the top to hold it down. The latches are sturdy and that helped it stay in place but it sure looked like the side wind gusts were going to blow the top apart. Not a good feeling in the middle of nowhere.

I like this cover, which is why I am purchasing a replacement, but be aware that the Velcro will go bad after a few years and there is no practical way to replace it. The Velcro straps that hold the rolled up cover in place both deteriorated from sun and weather and shredded after about 4 years. I ended up cutting them off so they didn't flap around the back window. Installation is not overly difficult once you figure out the trick for aligning the side rails so read the instructions carefully. For maximum life, position the side rails so that the vinyl top completely overlaps them. When washing the truck, use a hose to flush off the side rails but DO NOT use any sort of cloth to dry them. Lint from the cloth will get stuck in the Velcro on the side rails and is a tedious job to remove.

There are what appear to be more durable Tonneau covers but this one works best for me. Soft covers are more forgiving about large loads than hard covers. All of the affordable hard covers I've found, especially the tri-fold, leave a portion of the bed covered when opened and that limits what I could carry in the truck bed. Other soft cover side rails are mounted inside the truck bed side rails and protrude into the bed space. This limits what I can put in the bed. (For example, I couldn't use my truck bed tent with them.) The TruXedo TruXport works best for me but it would be nice if there was a way to replace the parts (Velcro) that wear out after a few years.

Just purchased a second one of these Tonneau Covers. I like it and it works well but, depending on how often you open it, the Velcro that holds the top down will begin to fail in 3 to 4 years and by the time you get to 5+ years any side wind will blow the sides up from the rails. My current cover is so bad going through a car wash blows up both sides. No matter how much I press down when closing it, the sides will blow up if there is a 10 to 20 MPH wind coming from the side. Driving across South Dakota last week is was blowing up so bad I was afraid the wind would rip it and the cross bars would flail about. It got so bad at one point I wished I had a tie down strap to run from the wheel wells and across the top to hold it down. The latches are sturdy and that helped it stay in place but it sure looked like the side wind gusts were going to blow the top apart. Not a good feeling in the middle of nowhere.

I like this cover, which is why I am purchasing a replacement, but be aware that the Velcro will go bad after a few years and there is no practical way to replace it. The Velcro straps that hold the rolled up cover in place both deteriorated from sun and weather and shredded after about 4 years. I ended up cutting them off so they didn't flap around the back window. Installation is not overly difficult once you figure out the trick for aligning the side rails so read the instructions carefully. For maximum life, position the side rails so that the vinyl top completely overlaps them. When washing the truck, use a hose to flush off the side rails but DO NOT use any sort of cloth to dry them. Lint from the cloth will get stuck in the Velcro on the side rails and is a tedious job to remove.

There are what appear to be more durable Tonneau covers but this one works best for me. Soft covers are more forgiving about large loads than hard covers. All of the affordable hard covers I've found, especially the tri-fold, leave a portion of the bed covered when opened and that limits what I could carry in the truck bed. Other soft cover side rails are mounted inside the truck bed side rails and protrude into the bed space. This limits what I can put in the bed. (For example, I couldn't use my truck bed tent with them.) The TruXedo TruXport works best for me but it would be nice if there was a way to replace the parts (Velcro) that wear out after a few years.