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MPMB
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soft or hard?
I have the literider; one that is known to work with my rack (JCR). It's not perfect. It's good enough.
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I have a LiteRider. Love it. Complete bed access when not in use compared to the hard tri-fold type taking space or visibility. Not to mention it’s price is fantastic compared to a hard cover. Never had any issues with leaking or saggy/loose material vibrating in the wind. Would buy again if I had to.
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The Truxedo covers are very nice, and the LoPro comes with a lifetime warranty.
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I got the Mopar one as a take-off from someone who didn't want it. I think its great, although it does tend to let in a lot of dust on trails. (Unlike some others, it does not velcro in place, it is just held in place by tension.) To me the twill just looks far superior to vinyl and the Mopar rides more flush to the bed sides than other brands.
The literider seems to play the nicest with racks. I have found a rack that works with the Mopar tonneau, and I like it, so I decided I would just accept rack limitations for whenever I finally buy a rack.
The literider seems to play the nicest with racks. I have found a rack that works with the Mopar tonneau, and I like it, so I decided I would just accept rack limitations for whenever I finally buy a rack.
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Gren71
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Personally I dislike any tonneau covers that have Velcro, and I don’t like covers that use a rail system that impedes on the interior space of the truck bed. For me there’s no better bang for your buck than mopar soft rolling tonneau cover.
LSUonyx09
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Does anyone else ride with their Mopar rolling cover rolled up all the time? I like the way it looks rolled up. Any negatives to this?
Gren71
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I don’t personally. But none that ive experienced. And thats with the hard and soft top in all configurations, as well as with no top.
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