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So I installed the bed cover last night and detailed it this morning. I sprayed the heck out of the cover and got very little moisture inside.....very happy.
The ReTrax is nice, I wanted one. I really like that it can lock in any position. The issue for me, is I park outside all year. The ice and snow causes problems with the canister style roll up covers.
The ReTrax is nice, I wanted one. I really like that it can lock in any position. The issue for me, is I park outside all year. The ice and snow causes problems with the canister style roll up covers.
I had debated the retrax or the paregon. Even though I like the paregon's look and unbeatable price, I just couldn't bring myself to drill holes in the side of my bed Just yet
I love the fact I can lock this one anywhere I want, and like you I park outside all the time - but in Eastern NC we only get snow/ice once or twice a year so I figured I could leave it closed on those rare occasions.
Does anyone know the advantages/disadvantages of the turxedor Titanium vs the BakFlip Rev X2. They both seem to be similar but the Trux uses Velcro to seal and the Bak uses EPDM. The Velcro seems like it would hold the cover down and reduce flapping at speed.
With a little adjustment on the cover you can get your gate to close with the cover closed. You just need to make sure the tailgate doesn't hit the edge of the rubber lip. Raising the cover up about 1/18 of an inch will work. Did it on my 2012 & it work nice. The Revolver X2 can be fully closed when closing the tailgate without an issue.
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. Love the fit and have only found drips of water around the tailgate after going thru high powered brush-less car washes.
