Hi Everyone..
I'm thing about getting the Access Roll Up Cover..

I have a couple of questions-
It looks really flat in the picture, can you see the bows when its closed or is it really flat?

How well does it work in cold weather, opening and closing?

When driving on the highway does it flap around in the wind..
http://www.realtruck.com/php/waterma...f.wct&id=2

Thanks for any input !
Robert

 

CtCowboyFan,
I have the Access roll up cover. I like it very much. It is really quite flat. The tubes in it are flat and not arched. I do get a smallpuddle of rain in the middle of it when the truck is sitting and its raining but that might be because I need to tighten it up more. The puddle quickly rolls off when you start to move though.

It locks down pretty tight so no noise that I can tell. I have had to issues with rain or snow leaking in either. Easy to roll up and unroll.

As far as cold weather, I unrolled it this week when the temp was -12 degrees with no issues.

GotGlock

 

i had a literider on the truck i traded in for my dodge(have an a.r.e. lsII fiberglassnow) and i liked the access it rolled up easy and all the way to front, didn't really los any bed room. it looked good, just don't put armor all or any other shine agent on it, when it gets wet an oily film will appperar on the tailgate. it's a good tight fit and can be adjusted for weather when it shrinks or expands a little. i also put on a power tailgate lock and had a fairly lockable bed, although a good knife will still get through it. i liked because i hadbars on the bed rails and didn't need to remove them to install it. which is very easy by the way. all in all i would say it was worth the money and was very functional and looked good

 

I have the Lorado and love it. Easy to install , use , and works great. Stays flat and once adjusted properly no issues with water or opening in the cold weather. You will have to adjust the tension a couple of times when new because they stretch. But after that it is the best cover I have ever had. Just a tip put some dumb dumb in the corners in the front where the rails meet at the front cab from the inside of the bed. It's the only place water ever got in.