RealTruck TruXedo TruXport Soft Roll Up Truck Bed Tonneau Cover | 272201 | Fits 2014 - 2018, 2019 Limited/Legacy Chevy/GMC Silverado/Sierra 1500, 2015-19 2500/3500HD 8' 2" Bed (97.8")

This cover was very easy to install. It required no drilling and only a 1/2" wrench and a tape measure. I bought this is a "used but like new" item on Amazon and the only thing missing were the installation instruction. I am pretty handy and was able to install the cover without having to look them up online. They are available on the companies web site though. Anyone with even the most basic mechanical ability should have no trouble at all installing this themselves. The only concern I have at all is that the Velcro on the sides will not last forever. The way Velcro works is that one side is a hook and the mating side a loop. Every time you pull it apart some of the loops are damaged and there are fewer and fewer loops to catch the hook. After a while the Velcro no longer works. Seeing as the loop side is sewn to the cover there is no way to replace it. Other than the possible future Velcro issue it fits perfectly and looks great. It is also very easy to use. There are two latches at the back that you release to allow the cover the be rolled up. These operate very easily. And rolling it up is also done very easily while standing on the side of the truck. It is made to be either fully closed or fully rolled up when the vehicle is moving. I had a truck the dealership lent me that had a "tri fold" style cover. I personally like this roll up style better. The tri fold has the advantage of being able to be unfolded and folded more quickly than this one can be rolled up. The advantage to this roll up style though is that it takes up almost no room when it is completely rolled up. Also, that folding style had a latching system that was much more difficult to use than this cover. The last thing I will mention is that this is supposed the be a more economical cover than others out there. I can say that, at least on initial installation, it certainly doesn't look or feel cheap. It looks good, feels well made, and operates easily.

I bought this quickly before our road trip. My husband normally chooses things for our truck but we were in a pinch. I needed prime shipping to get us a bed cover in time. It was an easy install and it looks pretty sharp. Man am I glad we got it. We went to South Dakota and we had heavy rain the entire week. Like flood warnings and road closures. Everything stayed nice and dry. We also like how we can use this to lock the tail gate with our 2014 Silvarado. Since it is a soft cover, it most likely will allow water to pool over time, but we wanted the full use of the bed, which hard covers don't allow. It's good quality so far and saved our butts on this last trip. I especially like it for when we take the truck grocery shopping now. I'm very happy that when we need to move large items, we can just roll up the cover. Sometimes you have to adjust the velcro for a smooth fit but no big deal.

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 mirror. Go with a hard sectional cover if you're one of those folks or someone that doesn't understand physics/wind. UPDATE-June 2023. I've had this cover for almost 10 years now. The bungee straps that secure the cover when rolled up are pretty weathered, discolored, and stretched, but still functioning. The cover has held up really well, been through a lot of hard rain, hail, rolling up/down, and still looks pretty darn good with zero rips or stitching issues. I contacted the manufacturer about getting some replacement velcro, since it does wear out over time and the sides would no longer stay connected. I was fully expecting to pay for a kit but they registered my cover and provided a new cover (not the whole kit, just the cover) & velcro strips for the rails under warranty! I watched a couple of videos online of people changing out their cover/velcro, and tackled the project myself in about an hour. It does come with paper instructions, but it's always more helpful seeing a video of the steps. Figuring out how to get the (top) rail off the truck was a little tricky, it had been a long time since installation. Sliding the old cover off/on was fairly straight forward, just take your time so you don't rip it. Velcro pieces along the rails were easy to cut and change out. Everything went back together as designed, and of course looks like a brand new unit now with the new cover!

I had this brand of tonneau cover on my last truck and liked it enough to buy one for my new truck. P/N 272001 is for a 2014+ GM full sized truck with a 6.5ft bed (unsure if it will work on other years). Installation is very simple, there are two side rails that sit on top of the bed rails and the header-type rail that installs near the cab and the whole thing is held down with six aluminum clamps. My last cover was over six years old when I sold the truck and still looked brand new. The fit is good, but the tonneau rails are completely straight and don't follow the complex contours of the sheetmetal as well as I'd like (reason for the 4-stars). The tonneau cover also just barely catches the inside edge of the tailgate. I've seen other covers that fit within the bed for a nearly flush installation, which I think looks nicer, but those usually take up a bit of space inside the bed. This cover still allows you to get your fingers into the stake pocket (it's tight) to use the step feature on the bumper of the 2014+ trucks. I didn't time the installation but I think it took me about 30 minutes to install by myself at a leisurely pace. I can't comment yet on the weather tightness of this particular cover, but my last cover kept everything reasonably dry. At a car wash, a little bit of water would get in at the front of the bed and the sprayer would make about the last 6 inches of the bed wet near the tailgate. Based on the fit of the new cover, I expect it to perform similarly. The best feature of this cover is the ability to roll up quickly and easily. There are two locking tabs near the tailgate which releases the rail and allows it roll up out of the way. The end rail by the tailgate and cross-braces all roll-up as one assembly. I've never had a problem rolling and unrolling my last cover in freezing conditions. The locking tabs never froze up and the velcro that holds the sides never gave me problems during the winter either. I've had many different styles of soft tonneau covers over the years - the fixed snaps, sliding snaps, interlocking cover/rail, removable/adjustable cross rails and this one is the best style for my needs.

Easy to install! Took us about 20 minutes! The fit is great. We got 2 inches of rain while in SC and never had a leak. It rolls up easy and the hooks that hold it place are solid. DON’T over tighten the clamps that hold it to the box.

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 is locked. The only other piece of advice I'd give to those who plan to purchase is to mount the rails first and get a sense of where the cover itself will rest when locked in place BEFORE applying the bulkhead seal strip. I may end up redoing mine as I could have installed the strip just a little closer to the bed. I have a factory spray in liner and the edge is rounded off so there wasn't much more room, but I think I could have gotten it a little closer. All and all, I'm very satisfied. Looks great on my black midnight edition and I would definitely recommend to those looking for a clean well-made solution.

Great quality. Have had this for over a year now. Super durable to sunlight, weather, normal use/wear and tear. I’ve had no problems installing it, very easy to follow directions. The hidden latch allows for the normal truck bed locks to be the security so no need for extra keys or locks. Great design!

Bought this after taking a good look at the same brand installed of two different trucks by different manufacturers. I previously had a trifold which was great, but took up space when I needed to place tall items in the bed. This Truxedo and fits perfectly between the rear window and bed when rolled up. Unlike older and cheaper model roll ups, this has a clamp on rail system with built in Velcro style base. It’s a much better system as the Velcro is on an angle and the product is robust in design. The Truxedo also has built in support bars that roll up with the canvas, again a superior design as you don’t have to drill in holders or worry about losing the support rails. A final great feature is the tailgate rail. When you roll out the cover, the rail drops into a hinge area, press down the rail and it stretches the cover tight and latches itself into place. Opening the cover is simple, press down levers on both sides and the cover is ready to roll up. When you reach the cab, there are two simple hooks and loops. Very easy.