Eric you are correct. This is one of the more secure roll-ups on the market today. With the gate up and locked you can not open the cover. Great question and if we can be of any more help just let us know. Find out more about this cover or order it here: www.realtruck.com/bak-revolver-x2-tonneau-cover/
+Jens Tori sorry but I do not have an opinion on which one is the best. This is because it really depends on what each person is looking for and what they want out of their cover. Hence the reason for so many different styles and configurations of covers. For example: The best cover for me may be a roll-up because I am just looking to keep the weather out, whereas for you, it might be a hard fold with a lock because you are wanting to keep stuff secure in the bed of your truck. The best thing would be to call our toll free number and let one of our knowledgeable Customer Loyalty Specialists help you narrow it down. No obligation to purchase just here to help. 877-216-5446
+Douglas Baker not sure exactly what you mean by that it sits even with the bed of the truck. My understanding is that you are saying that it comes up to the top of the bed rail. I have never seen a drop in like that before usually they tuck underneath the bed rail. If it does go all the way to the top edge the only way to get proper fitment and for it to stay in place and seal properly would be to cut the liner so that it tucks under the rail then install your cover.
Hello Jeff, Great question! All tonneau covers are water resistant. For this particulate cover I could keep all my expensive tools in the truck bed while going through a carwash, everything is dry as a bone. They are very good at keeping things dry.
You forgot to mention removing the foam from the brackets if a bed liner is fitted, also the critical point on when fitting the rails they need to be square ;)
Did you have to make any adjustments to the tailgate section of the Bedrug that's installed in this truck to work with the seal on the tonneau cover? I have a Bedrug installed in my Chev but the tailgate section goes to the top of the tailgate. I can't move it down or the Budrug interferes with the tailgate closing.
+Troy James that is a great question. Short answer is no. The tailgate section should go to just below the top of the tailgate or the bottom edge of the tailgate cap. The tailgate will be a bit tight to close because the section at the bottom bunches up when closed. This is normal and wont hurt anything. Your tonno covers tailgate seal should actually sit on top of the tailgate. If it is not you may need to move your tonno back a 1/4 to 3/8 inch.
So the seal for the bulkhead will adhere to the spray-in bedliner? It seems it would be better with a smooth surface. Trying to decide on this cover but want to make sure it works well.
+Matt Cunningham it will stick as long as you clean it with alcohol first. Yes the ideal way would be to take off the bedliner from that area, but that's a bit more than you or I want to do I'm sure.
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It closes easy for you. I usually have a difficult time closing mine.
Thanks for making this video. Made installation easy for me!
With a locking tailgate would the be very secure? Is it possible to roll the cover up if the tailgate is up and locked? Thanks in advance.
Eric you are correct. This is one of the more secure roll-ups on the market today. With the gate up and locked you can not open the cover. Great question and if we can be of any more help just let us know. Find out more about this cover or order it here: www.realtruck.com/bak-revolver-x2-tonneau-cover/
Does it leak inside the bed when raining?
in your opinion what is the best overall cover out there?
+Jens Tori sorry but I do not have an opinion on which one is the best. This is because it really depends on what each person is looking for and what they want out of their cover. Hence the reason for so many different styles and configurations of covers. For example: The best cover for me may be a roll-up because I am just looking to keep the weather out, whereas for you, it might be a hard fold with a lock because you are wanting to keep stuff secure in the bed of your truck. The best thing would be to call our toll free number and let one of our knowledgeable Customer Loyalty Specialists help you narrow it down. No obligation to purchase just here to help. 877-216-5446
I have a 2015 Tundra with a drop in bed liner. Bed Liner sets even with bed of truck. What is proper way to install cover?
+Douglas Baker not sure exactly what you mean by that it sits even with the bed of the truck. My understanding is that you are saying that it comes up to the top of the bed rail. I have never seen a drop in like that before usually they tuck underneath the bed rail. If it does go all the way to the top edge the only way to get proper fitment and for it to stay in place and seal properly would be to cut the liner so that it tucks under the rail then install your cover.
Don’t cinch down the clamps on the rail until the very end when you ensure everything is square.
How waterproof is this?
Hello Jeff, Great question! All tonneau covers are water resistant. For this particulate cover I could keep all my expensive tools in the truck bed while going through a carwash, everything is dry as a bone. They are very good at keeping things dry.
What’s the max weight you can rest on top of one of these?
Does it have a locking system when closed
You forgot to mention removing the foam from the brackets if a bed liner is fitted, also the critical point on when fitting the rails they need to be square ;)
That's great advice! Thanks for the heads up.
Did you have to make any adjustments to the tailgate section of the Bedrug that's installed in this truck to work with the seal on the tonneau cover? I have a Bedrug installed in my Chev but the tailgate section goes to the top of the tailgate. I can't move it down or the Budrug interferes with the tailgate closing.
+Troy James that is a great question. Short answer is no. The tailgate section should go to just below the top of the tailgate or the bottom edge of the tailgate cap. The tailgate will be a bit tight to close because the section at the bottom bunches up when closed. This is normal and wont hurt anything. Your tonno covers tailgate seal should actually sit on top of the tailgate. If it is not you may need to move your tonno back a 1/4 to 3/8 inch.
So the seal for the bulkhead will adhere to the spray-in bedliner? It seems it would be better with a smooth surface. Trying to decide on this cover but want to make sure it works well.
+Matt Cunningham it will stick as long as you clean it with alcohol first. Yes the ideal way would be to take off the bedliner from that area, but that's a bit more than you or I want to do I'm sure.
you skipped the part where the camera man jumps in and helps him pick up this monstrosity haha.
easy install thanks
HELLASgate7 unfortunately the cameraman wasn't much help lol. I manhandled it up there myself.
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Lol yeah me too