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I want to make a suggestion before you get a nasty surprise: At night get into the bed and close just the cover. Have a TRUSTED friend or family member using a flashlight shine it around the hinge area in the front. Look for light near the corners. If you see ANY light you will have a leak. Using some silicon caulking seal the holes.
This can happen if you have a plastic bed liner with the front of it going over the front of the bed. I Had to have my bedliner trimmed due to leakes in the front. Was at wits end before I found out where the water was coming in from.
Looks real nice. Hope you have it and the truck a long time.
looks good
Johnny, the cover came out great. Well worth the wait.
Looks great! I'm still toying with getting one m'self.
The covers are real nice if you do not use the bed for much hauling. When properly installed they will not leak at all (mine was not properly installed). Not sure if they help wit fuel economy though I did not test it myself after mine was installed (got it installed on my truck 3 days after I got my truck from the dealer new).