dem tonneau covers
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I had a Extang on my zr2, I loved that cover. it was built well, stayed tight and kept a lot of water out. I should have bought one for the Sierra, but I don't see the one I have lasting that much longer, so I will probably buy one.
My rents bought the roll n lock for their dodge, its a beast of a cover. We can still load all the kayaks in it how we normally did without a cover and its fine. Only thing I don't like about it is all the funny sounds it makes as you drive along, granted that trucks suspension is way stiffer then these half tons, you can hear it.
My rents bought the roll n lock for their dodge, its a beast of a cover. We can still load all the kayaks in it how we normally did without a cover and its fine. Only thing I don't like about it is all the funny sounds it makes as you drive along, granted that trucks suspension is way stiffer then these half tons, you can hear it.
Just got the Tonnopro Lo-Roll for Xmas. Easy to install, so far looks awesome & held up fine with the snow last week. Havnt had to actually roll it up yet, but it's a single latch which is good. Real nice look to it for a roll up :imo: and only $270 shipped with a 10yr warranty! 
epper:
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epper:
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The problem with the hard covers is: you are limited to the height of things you can put in the bed, unless you want to drive around with the cover popped. It makes the bed virtually useless. That's why I really dig covers like the roll-n-lock and lo-roll.
If your still deciding, I can grab more pics if ya'd like
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We installed a Bakflip G2 on a customers Dodge the other day and it was very nice imo
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