RealTruck TruXedo TruXport Soft Roll Up Truck Bed Tonneau Cover | 249801 | Fits 2015 - 2022 Chevy/GMC Colorado/Canyon 5' 3" Bed (62.7")
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Style: TruXport
Size: 5' 2"
Features
- Fits 2015, 2016, 2017, 2018, 2019, 2020, 2021, 2022 Chevy/GMC Colorado/Canyon 5' 3" Bed (62.7")
- BETTER FIT | Relentlessly tight fit prevents edges from curling with exclusive spring-loaded SureTension Control System that requires no manual adjustments
- RTxGRIP STAYS CLOSED IN ALL CONDITIONS | RTxGrip patented multi-tiered hook-and-loop holds on strong and stays closed with the automatic slam-latch system
- ASSEMBLED IN THE USA | Assembled in the USA by hardworking Americans in Yankton, South Dakota
- LONG-LASTING RTxVINYL | Durable tear-resistant gloss RTxVinyl holds up against the elements with looks that never fade
- UPGRADED TO OPEN FROM EITHER SIDE | Now opens with one simple motion from either side of the tailgate with new and improved easy-grab pull-handle
Description
If you’re looking for a soft roll-up truck bed cover that is watertight and easy to use at an affordable price, TruXedo's TruXport is for you. This cover is made with quality, leather grain black material that is durable and holds up to harsh weather. It sits 1.5" above the truck bed providing a low profile appearance that complements your truck. On top of it's distinctive good looks, TruXport is paired with dual paddle latches located at each side of the tailgate. To open, simply unlock each latch and roll the cover up to the cab. Its convenient cab buckle keeps the cover rolled up tight and secure while your vehicle is in motion. This roll-up cover does not flap or move when on the highway thanks to its pre-set tension control system. To keep this cover tight to the cab and looking great all year long, easily adjust the tension manually. Not only is this cover easy to operate, it can be removed completely from the truck bed without tools and in seconds. TruXport has cross bar bows built in allowing it to stand guard against heavy snow load during cold winter months.
Brand: RealTruck
Style: TruXport
Exterior Finish: Vinyl
Material: Leather Grain Fabric
Lock Type: Latch
Brand: RealTruck
Style: TruXport
Exterior Finish: Vinyl
Material: Leather Grain Fabric
Lock Type: Latch
Manufacturer: TruXedo
UPC: 845742004967
Automotive Fit Type: Vehicle Specific Fit
OEM Part Number: 249801
Global Trade Identification Number: 67
Item Weight: 22 pounds
Item model number: 249801
Is Discontinued By Manufacturer: No
Manufacturer Part Number: 249801
Date First Available: October 30, 2014
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Style: TruXport
Size: 5' 2"
When the time comes to make a bed cover purchase and you survey the field of possibilities you quickly come tor realize, it's a jungle out there. You really need to read the reviews to help get oriented as I did. So, my conscience won't let me avoid offering a review of my own so here's my guilt relief. Full disclosure: I am a semi-retired Auto and Truck Master Technician with over 35 years of experience presently working as a maintenance process analyst for the 4th largest fleet of vehicles in the world and still maintain over $100,000.00 worth of Snap-On tools. Trust me, you are not going to need much of that experience or tools to install this item. The instructions, some common sense, and a 1/2" or 13mm wrench of any configuration will make it happen. So, why this type of bed cover for this truck? Aesthetically, in my opinion, the holy grail of bed covers is a hard, fiberglass cover gel coated to match. They just look fantastic. It changes the look of the vehicle completely. Practically speaking, in my opinion, they are near useless especially on the 5' bed of a mid-size truck. You have to be 6'7" and 85lbs to snake your way under the cover to reach anything in the front of the bed and even then you can't get it out without sliding it back where there is sufficient clearance between the bed cap and the open cover. I had one on the Dakota Quad Cab this Canyon replaced. Loved the look, hated the function. Second place goes to the Painted to Match folding versions. Look great but, they fold plunging down into the bed. If you are full of cargo, it's not plunging anywhere. The option is to remove it, (not as easy as the video looks) and leave it home. If you're not home, it goes in the back seat. Now you have a 2 seater. Might as well be a Corvette. Your crew needs to ride in another vehicle. Now you're riding in a Pick-Up hauling cargo with no bed cover. Pray for sun. Almost all the folding versions use up space and on the 5' canyon bed, space is precious. Roll-up vinyl is the sweet spot here for me. Easy to install, easy to operate, doesn't deprive me of bed space and doesn't impede back window visibility. Of course, not painted to match but, my truck is Switch-Blade silver so the rich black color compliments the vehicle nicely. Because I still had some trepidation over whether I was making a good decision, I must admit, it was the price of this one that played the biggest part in drawing me in. Not much risk if it's a clunker. My first disappointment was with Amazon. First look of the item shows one price and when it goes into the cart there is a different price and, of course, it was higher otherwise, why mention it. Not much higher but, c'mon kids, stop that. Can't take stars off the product for that. Although the shipping was lightening fast, the box arrived severely broken. It was detached all the way through 1/3 off one end and appeared to have been hastily taped up by a visually impaired 5 year old with worse A.D.D. than mine. No stars off for the brutality of remedial shippers. Normally I would only open the box enough to get the instructions/paperwork out. This time, I took everything out (or so I thought) to examine the contents. Luckily, everything survived the trauma. Yes I am an experienced technician but, I am a stickler for Manuals, Directions, Instructions so a failure is on them, not me. I am all too familiar with their short-comings because they're complied by engineers, composed by sales engineers and peppered with stupid by the safety engineers. Apparently none of us are independently capable of getting through the most mundane of tasks and not end up in the emergency room or cemetery without their guidance. Then the lawyers get the document and take out everything you really need to know. Nevertheless, I always skim the instructions, read them, read them again and follow them closely throughout the installation process. It didn't take me any more or less time than most of the responsible reviewers here, about 35 minutes. Like most instructions, these could have been better but, they were adequate and worth following. I used the grooves in the bed caps as points of reference to center the cover which was the only tricky part and the rest was straight forward. Here's where the half star comes off. I rolled it up to attach the two straps that secure it and, there was only one strap. One very cheesy strap. Very cheesy strap. Part of the ease of installation is that this product is well made with quality that exceeds the price. The lack of quality on the securing strap is way out of character. I don't understand that. True, the securing requirement really doesn't ask much of the strap and I suppose it should last a while but, I was on a roll with satisfaction up to that point. I am very impressed with the latching mechanism. The instructions say it doesn't need any adjustment and that is true. It works perfectly without messing with it although you may be tempted to tinker around tweaking what doesn't need tweaking before getting used to working it. It almost seems violent releasing it. Follow the instructions on how to do it and leave the adjustment alone. The method for tightening it up and smoothing it out works too. It looks great. The profile is a bit high but, I know I would be spending a lot more to do a little better. The instructions said that the cover will tighten up more when the sun hit it. Here in Arizona, that is counter intuitive. The dangerous sun here makes things soft and gooey. Sure enough though, as soon as the mighty Arizona sun hit this cover it tightened up like Gene Krupa's snare. I was sure that the cross bars would shadow through the vinyl but, they don't. You can't tell they are there. With some careful placement managing, I think you could carry a light load on top of it if you could figure out how to secure it. Other questions are the seal and security. As it happened, as soon as I installed it, we had some unusual days of rain here in the desert. No leaks. I took it through a waggle style car wash and, again, no leaks. I finally got a bit of water in the bed going through a high-pressure touch-less car wash. Not enough to do any real damage to cargo and I'm not expecting any hard driving horizontal rains here. I believe the seal is dependent on the installer's attention to detail. Security? It's a roll-up vinyl cover. It's not a nuke proof gun safe princess. It can be cut open and will largely just deter those who would be tempted with visibility. It keeps the honest, honest and puts a check in the 'attractive-nuisance" box. My method is to leave the tailgate un-locked when the bed is empty so the real skel-divers can see it's empty and likely won't carve up my cover to find out it is. Overall, I am very pleased with this purchase. The cover was simple to install, looks good, functions as it should and didn't break the bank. I'm confident that, with some routine care, it should last the life of the vehicle. The post script is; When I cut up the box to fit it in the Recycle Bin, guess what I found! The other cheesy strap! It must have slid off the head rail and fell in the packing material. To get in on, I will have to remove and re-install the whole mishpucka. I threw it in the glove box and will live without it until I am so mind-numbingly bored I'll repeat the process. The caution here is, make sure both cheese straps are on the head rail before installing. Otherwise, I can highly recommend this product.
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Reviewed in the United States on April 13, 2019 by Bonnie B.
Style: TruXport
Size: 5' 2"
First of all, I wish I didn’t procrastinate so much before finally buying this tonneau cover. It has been well worth the investment. I purchased it prior to a long distance trip with the intention it would reduce wind drag and hopefully provide better fuel economy. That’s exactly what it did. I had almost 2mpg better fuel mileage overall for the trip. With gas prices these days, I really couldn’t complain. Pros: - fair price to quality ratio (high quality) - very easy installation - improved mileage - provides excellent protection from rain - clean look Cons: - don’t have any criticism yet. If I find anything worth noting as time goes on I’ll add an update
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Reviewed in the United States on June 26, 2022 by Amazon Customer
Style: TruXport
Size: 6' 2"
My TruXport cover (2015 Colorado) arrived quickly, was well packaged with all contents being present and in good working order. Installation was straightforward with the instructions provided. Total install time was about 20 – 25 minutes and the only tool required was a 1/2 inch socket. When installing the bulkhead seal, I opted to adhere the seal to the bottom of the cover assembly rather than to the bulkhead (the directions indicate this when installing the cover on a bed with a bed liner or spray-in liner). This seems to give more flexibility in positioning the cover assembly on the bulkhead without worry of being out of alignment with the seal. The cover works great, looks great and is weather tight. Went through a high pressure car wash with it today and only a small amount of spray made it through the tail gate seal. 100% satisfied with the cover. Great price and great product!
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Reviewed in the United States on December 20, 2015 by Bill
Style: Pro X15
Size: 6' 2"
The installation instructions are probably not the worst I have ever seen, but they do deserve honorable mention. Thank Heavens for YouTube videos on the installation of this tonneau cover onto a Chevrolet Colorado/GMC Canyon. Installation took longer than it should have, thanks to the weak instructions. If I were not a guy who likes to tinker, this could have created a headache. This cover has been now been on my Colorado (6 ft. bed) for about a week and time will tell how it "settles" in. I like the fabric, the only soft tonneau I could locate (and I researched several) which has the look and feel of the "convertible top" material. There is a ply of vinyl underneath the "cloth" to make the fabric waterproof. Regarding water, will this system be waterproof? I doubt it only because there are too many wide seams built in around the tailgate of the truck itself. There are also weep holes near the front bed and just too many places for water to trickle in during a downpour. No the fault of the tonneau, but I want to warn a buyer to be aware that on a Chevrolet Colorado/GMC Canyon I do not think you will get the inside of your truck bed "waterproof" without making a project of it. The tonneau itself does fit snuggly. The "hook and loop" the company uses is some serious "industrial" stuff and I expect it will hold up over time. The installed cover looks nice and is tight. While not completely "flush" with the bedrails, it is very close. I will report back after a few drives in the rain and let you now how it holds up (note: I live in the midwest and thus have "four seasons". My truck is typically garaged but is driven in poor weather). In my purchase decision, right on wrong, I settled on this line of covers from Truxedo. I read reviews and struggled between choosing a hard roll-up or this soft roll up cover. Security was a main concern with the soft topper. A friend of mine wisely helped with my decision: If a thief wants in he may cut it with a knife. However, he may also attempt to breach a hard over and likely damage the truck itself in doing so. Another thing to consider: How often do you trade trucks? Unless you are going to stick with the the same make and model, the tonneau goes with the truck the when sold or traded. Would you rather be out $500 or $1,000 paid for the hard cover? The hard cover is also at least twice the weight and could be more cumbersome when you need to "roll it up." Not to say I may not end up wishing I had bought a hard roll up cover. But for now, I went with the soft and am so far happy with it. This was a big purchase and I will add more, revise later. Good luck with your decision!
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Reviewed in the United States on January 7, 2021 by Average Joe 12
Style: TruXport
Size: 5' 2"
Easy to install, looks great and functions as designed.
Reviewed in the United States on April 5, 2025 by Catherine G. Byrne