RealTruck TruXedo TruXport Soft Roll Up Truck Bed Tonneau Cover | 272401 | Fits 2019 - 2025 Chevy/GMC Silverado/Sierra, w/ MultiPro/Flex tailgate (Will not fit Carbon Pro Bed) 5' 10" Bed (69.9")

I have friends with much more expensive covers, but they have problems with hinges getting bound up with grit, or handles tearing a big hole in their cover, or they just can't load up the bed full of stuff. The roll-up style eliminates their problems. I had one of these on my last truck that lasted 10 years without any problems other than replacing the Velcro tie straps it had. The new ones have a hook strap to fix that problem. Installation is easy. I was able to put this on in under 15 minutes. True, I've done it before, so maybe under 1/2 hour; but still easy. Tip: Get the back lined up with the cover closed before you start tightening it down. Use a pencil or grease pencil to mark so you get it fit the same on both sides. It will make a nice tight fit and the cross-bar supports prevent sagging and puddles. This cover keeps the bed completely dry. I've never had any leakage. I keep random stuff in the bed of my truck in cardboard boxes and those boxes have no signs of ever getting wet. Also helps with gas mileage.

I had a 2011 GMC Sierra with a Truxedo cover on it. After the 4 year mark I was quite impressed with how well the cover was weathering. The only noticeable wear on the cover was a fading branding badge on the back. Otherwise that thing stayed mint until I just traded her in this week on a new truck. I spent zero time considering which brand I'd go with this time around based on my prior experience - these guys make a great fitting, long lasting, easy to use cover. Last night I installed a new Truxedo cover on my 2019 GMC Sierra. The install could not gone much better. Solid directions, easy steps to follow, great fit once installed, all of it. I also appreciate that they've changed from full velcro to hold the cover when rolled up to a hook with a loop on the front. Feels a little more refined than the velcor straps. I fully expect this cover to last 6+ years like the last one. One tip for those with the GMC/Chevy "pro/step tailgate" - once a cover is installed (I assume any brand) you cannot close the upper portion of the tailgate with the cover snapped down all the way. Kind of a bummer but I don't see any way this can be avoided. Also, you can't power-open the tailgate with a cover on. There's enough friction between the cover and tailgate top to prevent it from dropping. Obviously, the friction is what keeps the junk out of the truck bed. I find neither of these issues to be deal breakers and would much rather have the cover than enjoy 100% use of the overly complicated tailgates :) Buy this thing with confidence. It's a great product.

the install was super easy especially if you have one of those small impacts that Milwaukee and dewalt offer. overall install took me about 30 min. the only thing is that on my model truck the side rails will over over the inside of the bed by about 3/4 of an inch. making it try to be flush with the bed won’t allow it to latch. so a little bit of trial and error there. i have a drop in bed liner and didn’t need to add the extra weather stripping to the bulk head. it will be fairly tight when you install it but over time it will loosen up slightly. if you have the option on your truck to open the tailgate with your key fob, it will unlock but it won’t fall open. but it will unlock so all you have to do is pull it. that is my only complaint. but i rather have a complete seal than the luxury of an auto opening tail gate. its low profile and if you have water collecting on it, you didn’t install it correctly. i’ve installed this on multiple trucks and never had water pool. overall this is a fairly affordable and effective bed cover that’s easy to install if you have a 1/2 socket and impact driver you can install this in under an hour. also this will help slightly with gas mileage since you are preventing drag from closing off the bed.

Fits great on my 2020 GMC Sierra 1500 Denali short bed. Easy to install and keeps the elements out.

Why did you pick this product vs others?: We drove a friends truck that had one of these roll up bed covers on it a few months before we bought this one. The idea of the roll up seems to be a better idea than the fold up type. The install was pretty easy although Mr. added some weather stripping along the back of the truck bed because he could see daylight under the cover and didn’t want any water leaking in. That appears to have solved the issue and it keeps the truck bed dry. All in all a good cover. The truck is garage kept so it really isn’t exposed to a lot of bad or wet weather. Others may have an issue with it not sealing well.

This is the 3rd Truxedo roll-up topper I have purchased since 2010 on 3 different vehicles. First vehicle I had 5 years. Second vehicle I had 7 years. All held up well in the Florida sun and still looked fantastic. It fit my 2023 Chev 1500 5.10 ft. bed perfectly and looks great. The first time that you snap it shut takes some pressure but I guess it needs to stretch the material for a tight look. Only thing I don't like is the spring adjustment does not accept a regular socket for adjustment. Need a thin wall socket if there is such a thing and if it ever needs adjustment. I did not need to adjust mine at all.

I bought two of these two months apart. The first one I installed on my Ford F250 short box, and it fits like a glove. Functions flawlessly. I bought this second one for my ‘25 Silverado shot box, and I’m extremely disappointed. It fits perfectly at the cab, but at the tailgate it’s too narrow. The rails have to stick inside the box a good half inch on both sides for the latches to line up. Then when you latch the cover, the corners pop up and you have to pull the corners down and fight to get the Velcro to catch.

This is my third TruXedo TruXport cover that I have purchased, and installed on my trucks over the years. It is a very easy install if you follow the directions. It l9oks great, seals perfectly, and is very durable.

My box cover arrived promptly (several weeks ago) but I didn't get it installed until today. I previously had one soft box cover and a couple fiberglass truck caps. I chose this box cover because it has a higher profile than many others (so more space below), and also because it does not protrude from the box rails into the box area as far as many other models (therefore keeps the widest possible distance for cargo between the box rails). This model clamps to the top of the box rail rather than to the inside edge of the rails. Because of that I think it has a better chance of being weather tight. However, beware that it covers the stake pockets. I like the metal latches. I also like the tie straps at each front corner for when the tarp is in the rolled up position (they are very simple and easy to use with one hand). Finally I like the two cross bars that support the tarp from sagging in the middle (mine is a 5 foot 10 inch GMC box). I plan to install a tailgate seal and then pressurize the box to keep the dust out. I've done this with past trucks and it works great. Oct 2023 update: when installing make sure the rails are far enough forward that the seal works properly on the tailgate. At first I had it too far back - the seal worked ok but it hooked on the tailgate and wouldn't allow the tailgate to open when I used my remote tailgate release. I moved it forward slightly and this problem is solved. The remote tailgate release works perfectly and the tailgate drops as designed.

Fitment was easy and took about 30 min. Low profile enhances the look of the truck and provides some security for items stored in the truck bed and improves my fuel economy!

Great tonneau cover for the price. Second one I have owned. Had the first one five years, sold with the truck to my brother and it’s still in good shape. Extremely fast shipping I ordered it in the afternoon and got it the next day.

Does what it says

very easy took about 20 mins for me anybody can do this