Truxedo by RealTruck Lo Pro Soft Roll Up Truck Bed Tonneau Cover | 581101 | Compatible with 1999 - 2006, 2007 Classic Chevy/GMC Silverado/Sierra 1500 Fleetside 6' 6" Bed (78")

Fits good, looks good, seams to be the same quality as their older version which lasted me 10 + years…. . only thing I see, is the rubber tailgate “seal” , is exactly as wide as the tailgate, where as the older model was almost an inch longer on each side , permitting less water from running down the sides of the tailgate when it's in the closed position.

I installed the Lo Pro Soft Roll-Up Tonneau cover on my 2025 Ridgeline about one month ago. Instillation was straight forward and took me about one hour as I took my time and utilized a YouTube video as well as installation instructions provided by the manufacturer. Thus far, the cover has been the perfect choice for my vehicle. It looks great, keeps the elements out, and is a breeze to fully open the cover. I previously had a ReTrax tonneau cover that rolled into a tray at the bulkhead on my Tacoma. It was good, but the tray took away more than 8" of space from my truck bed, which I did not like. I decided to go with the soft roll-up so that I would not lose bed space. Very pleased with this cover, especially for the price point of $500.

Happy with my choice. Prior to ordering I was concerned about the texture of the fabric, but seeing it in person on the truck i'm pleased. It's been great to use and easy to install. The tie down strings seem tighter than ones i've had in the past and was afraid of breaking them but they've held together well so far. Will see how much of an issue it is this winter.

This is my 3rd realtruck truxedo lo pro cover. NOT because the other 2 needed replacement but because this is my 3rd truck to put it on. Quality is second to none. Looks great and is easy to install. Yeah you pay a little more but in the long run it pays for itself. I always have the belief you get what you pay for

I really like the quality and how well the low profile TruXedo fit. The material is very attractive and light weight, so it is easy to roll back. I also like the cover release latch, how easy it works, and location. Unless you are familiar with this product, I doubt if strangers could find the latch to release the cover. Thumbs up on this product, and it doesn't leak.

I recently got a new tundra and immediately ordered one of these covers to put on myself. I had the same cover on my last truck but bought it through the dealer. The cover looks great, is easy to use, and mostly protects items in the bed. It took me a little less than 2 hours to put it on but I went intentionally slow and suspect most could put it on faster.

The Truxedo Lo Pro - a resonablly priced tonneau cover that looks good, is easy enough for the wife to roll & unlatch - and it is always our first choice in quality.

I like the sleek low profile look, and love the one handle release. Also the Lo Pro style is very easy to install since it mounts in the inside of the box, not on the top.

My last LoPro had a lip on the side of the cover's rails that sat on top of the trucks bed rails. This kept you from installing the rail too low or uneven. These new rails do not have that lip which makes it much more difficult to mount the rails "perfectly". Still like the cover but was disappointed on the install time and challenge due to that small change that was made that probably saved a couple dollars of aluminum. I don't think it looks as nicely finished as my old one.

The bed cover itself isn't too bad so far. It does feel a little thin so we'll see how it holds up. The problem is with support and installation. It was such a pain to get a missing bracket that didn't come with my kit. And at the end the cover installs crooked.