Access 41269 Lorado Low Profile Roll-Up Tonneau Cover

I got this cover in mid july of 2010 when I got my new ford truck. After a year and a half, I wanted to post to the amazon consumers that the product is holding up great. Went together easy and has held up in all the weather climates you can think of. The adjustment of the fit is easy. I like the driver side, inside the cover latch release. If you have a locking tailgate, this is really nice because you can only unroll the cover by releasing the latch from inside the bed with the tail gate down, so it adds a bit more security than snap style covers.Material is made of very good quality. I have owned cheaper covers with silly snaps that wont unsnap in cold weather and poor top material and I will never go back to that after having this cover. Do yourself a favor and spend the little extra cash and go for this tonneau cover. You will be very happy!

I looked at a lot of covers before deciding to purchase this one. I asked around at a few truck accessory dealers regarding pricing as well.Installation: I am not a mechanic, or a technical person at all. In fact, I work at a desk full time where the most work I do with my hands is punch keys on my computer. That said, I was able to install this cover by myself, in only about an hour. I will say that having a second set of hands would be extremely helpful when attaching the side rails to the truck bed, but it is certainly possible to do it alone in a reasonably short amount of time.Use: The cover operates exactly as described. The latches and the velcro hold the cover solidly in place when in transit, but yet it is extremely easy to roll out of the way when it's time to haul something. The adjustments were, at least for me, a little tough to figure out exactly how tight to set it for at first, but with a little patience it's pretty straight forward to get it dialed in just right.Style: I suppose this is opinion only, but I love the look this adds to the truck! It is very sleek, and with the low profile, doesn't stand out as being out of the norm.Durability: I've had the cover for several months now, and it still looks and functions exactly as it should despite being rolled and unrolled dozens and dozens of times. It seems to be very well made and has stood up to everything that's been thrown at it thus far.I would highly recommend this to anybody looking for an economical solution to cover their truck bed!

My 2009 F-150 Supercrew (SB)looks great and has traveled great after over 1000 miles during the first weekend of use. (March 2011)I was pleasantly surprised to see the product shipped rolled rather than folded (as my last one was) - which resulted in a perfectly smooth top right out of the box.After a simple, single handed 35 minute install I was ready to give it a run. The first 500 miles saw wind driven rain, blizzard conditions, ice and then a dust storm - my bed stayed dry, dust free and not even a small amount of stretch in the top. VERY pleased!Don't let the slightly higher price scare you away, the quality is very apparent. I've tried several soft tonneau covers over the past 10 years, all resulting in discouragement from the beginning.Not the case with this cover!They've taken into account any stretch that can happen by adding easy turning knobs at the front that appears can take up to about an inch of stretch out of it without a fuss.A couple of friends have dealt with their lifetime warranty for minor issues, and boasted in the prompt and courteous service.I wore the free t-shirt that was in the box already - happy to advertise for this quality of product!UPDATED! (August 2011):Now a few months into ownership, I can safely say this is STILL the best cover I've seen from the "bang for the buck" perspective. Even after many consistently HOT days of 90-100 degree heat, there has been almost NO stretch in length and only a very slight stretch in width. Nasty dust from public land back-roads have been all but tamed by putting some rubber insulation tape around the tailgate.Not a drop of water has found it's way in though!I'll keep wearing the shirt...

Install was pretty easy, about 45 minutes. Fits great, no leaks so far and 2- four inch rainfalls. Love it.

The Amazon popup "fitment guide" is WRONG. It fits my 2013 F150 Platinum (with OEM sprayed bedliner) perfectly.From un-boxing to on the truck - 2 hours. I'm an OCD perfectionist, and check/adjust/check/adjust - you get the picture. I also added time to the install by installing the bed rail clamps "backwards" (in regard to the instructions) with the stud & nut facing the bed wall. (I didn't want the bolt ends sticking into the cargo area, and installing them "backwards" necessitates using a wrench, not an impact driver or ratchet.)It is a one-person install if you're careful and take your time. Tools: 1/2" combo wrench, ratchet w/ 1/2" socket, utility knife or scissors.Installation instructions are very good, but watching a few YouTube videos helps greatly.Pay particular attention to a few things during installation:- Make sure the flap of extra material at the front stays rolled under/trapped by the gasket before tightening the bolts.- DO NOT slam the tailgate home the 1st time!! You MUST check if the top of the gate will clear the rear crossbar/latch of the cover! You'll probably have to loosen the rear & (maybe) center rail clamps and raise the rails at the rear for the tailgate to clear.Adjusting Tension:Either use a ruler to measure the bolt stick-out, or count exposed threads to get each side equal. Adjust each side equally.All in all an EXCELLENT product. Very pleased and looking forward to years of service.

Looks super nice. The clamps for the rails were a little difficult to tighten down in my mind. They like to twist as you tighten them and one came with a few bent ridges. Overall, the install process was pretty quick and the cover looks good. I'm pretty confident it'll last. Haven't tested how well it keeps water out but again, not worried.