How to install a Truxedo Lo Pro Roll up tonneau cover
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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 7 ต.ค. 2024
- We installed a Lo Pro on 2014 GMC Sierra. It was a quick an easy install. It can be done with 1 person and the only tools needed would be a wrench or ratchet. From start to finish it take no more than 30 mins.
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this is this only video that shows how to do this right
Very informative. Great help installing mine. Thanks!!
I would recommend this to anyone
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I'm having this issue you are saying with the seal, could I get your Instagram so I could see pics of how yours sits more forward to get the seal to clear? Mine sits above the tailgate which I knew wasn't correct.
Thanks for the video i am replacing mine under warranty
My door could shut a little easier but everything’s in place and looks good. Just gotta slam the bed door shut
Mine came with the back black aluminum piece all scuffed and scratched, not from shipping.
Does anyone know how well the Lo Pro holds up to 5-7 feet of snow we get every winter.
Thanks for a great video
As I did not know that the end gate was to be closed first before snapping down the cover. No wonder I had dust and dirt inside
Thanks
Is there a way to adjust tightness side to side or is it just the Velcro for the tightness?
Where do you get the clamps at