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Great cover, even though it contained a large area of scratches on the underside.

It’s great! Easy to install, and can now keep stuff in the bed of the truck, and not worry about it a bit. One surprise... needing to trim the rails a little, because I have an existing bed liner. My next search is for some sort of shelf that can be filled with misc items, and then pulled out for access. Thanks!

It was missing the machine screws that hold the cover straps open. They are a bugger to find. I only found 3 so I am still missing one. I found 1 machine screw that is too long so I will try to cut it off and use it. For a thousand bucks I wish I didn't have to make parts to finish the install. Besides my whining about missing screws, it is possibly the best cover on the market and if you get all the parts, you will love everything about this cover.

I like my cover, well built with quality. My cover was purchased for an 8 ft GMC 3500. The down side is when folded up and leaning agaist the cab, the cover completely hides the cab light. In addition, the cover leans directly against the cab light so the light supports the leaning weight of the cover instead of the cab. Recommend a better design where the support rods support the folded up cover vertically thus not rubbing against the light or cab. Otherwise very pleased, this is my second cover. I like that the cover can be tied down when mostly folded up. Also like i can close the tailgate without raising the back panel.

I really love this cover, and did a bunch of research before purchasing one. It works great and was very easy to install (I'd actually helped a friend install his before I purchased mine). The only reason I gave it 4 stars and not 5 is that it appears it could maybe be another 1/4 of an inch longer to perfectly fit my F-250. It covers the bed entirely, but from the back end by the tailgate I can pry it up enough with my fingers to get a coat hanger or a hook in to pull the release, making it possible to be accessed by thieves. If I move it back any farther I would create a small space up by the cab where water could get in. I actually solved the problem by attaching a piece of aluminum square tubing to the cover, just in front of the release mechanism, making it impossible to pass anything through there. Not sure if this is a problem with any other vehicle models. It does not appear to be an issue on my friends F-150. Other than that it's a great cover that functions as it should.