RealTruckBAK Revolver X4s Hard Rolling Truck Bed Tonneau Cover | 80440 | Fits 2022-2025 Toyota Tundra 5' 7" Bed (66.7")

Bought my 2023 Tundra seven days before leaving on a planned camping trailer trip. Ordered this cover the very same day and it came in time to install with two days to spare. Small problem though: Although the shipping box was entirely un-damaged, the very first piece that I came to upon opening the box didn't look right. It was the LH side-rail, the piece that all of the locking tabs engage. One end of this one piece is a section of the extruded aluminum channel with about 80mm left after the rest has been cut away, forming a flat, overlapping projection that lives in the vicinity of the juncture of the bed side and front. This LH piece had that 80mm or so of flat aluminum bent at more than a 90° angle. The RH side piece was perfectly flat and true.I knew that I could probably straighten out that bent end, maybe without actually breaking it off altogether but you know what it's like to bend, and re-bend thin aluminum. You can usually bend it once, even sometimes fairly extremely, but the odds of straightening it back out without seriously compromising the strength of the piece aren't great. I was able to get it fairly straight by securing one end of the piece with a real big crescent wrench while gently working with wide jawed pair of parallel pliers. When it was straight there were definitely small cracks faintly showing up on the surfaces but it was solid enough.After taking a lot of pictures to document what I'd found and done, I continued to install the cover. What a joy. Except for the fact that some of the pieces were really heavy and somewhat awkward for me to do by myself I got it done in about 90 minutes. I hadn't done enough research prior to starting this to realize that the very first instruction to "remove the existing inside bed rails, if present" was not a catastrophe. Oh crap, I thought, one of the things I've always loved about my two previous Toyota pickups was the fact that this really cool rail system was built in.I needn't have worried, as the rails are re-installed in a slightly lower position using some really nicely made bits of engineering. The hardest part of the whole installation for me was trying to get the drain tubes to fit in the existing holes in the Tundra's bed.This cover, in use, is fantastic. It sits very low, hardly visible above the sides of the bed at all. It opens, closes, folds up into several different useful configurations and when the truck is locked, the tailgate is too so there is no really easy way to simply pop it open. I wouldn't leave wads of cash in it out on the street but for camping, shopping and general outdoors use it is the bomb. Almost entirely dry inside even during and after monsoon-type rainstorms we've had here on the East coast recently.I called the manufacturer and after a brief description of what had happened I sent them some photos and in a week they delivered a big package with both LH and RH side rails. Great customer service.

CUSTOMER SUPPORT IS TOP-SHELF!!!I thought I had a problem with a warped frame. I notified customer support and received a reply within MINUTES! It turns out, the supporting clamps are quite difficult to ‘wedge’ into position. When the clamps are correctly installed, the cover is AMAZING! Customer support saved me from an unnecessary return, just be prepared to exert a little energy to get the clamps as far into the channel as you possibly can.It would highly recommend this product… and their customer support team!

First the good. This is a quality piece that once I figured out the installation looks great and performs as it should. Now the bad, and my reason for only 4 stars. I have a 2024 Toyota Tundra. On the companies website, they advise for my model number that the factory tie down racks will be relocated lower and still usable. I watched the factory instal video for my truck on YouTube which also showed this. However, Amazon stated in the listing that the factory rail system could not be used after installation. I would like to use the rail system if possible but some previous reviews advised that they received the kit that relocated the rail system while others advised they did not. Both are the same model number by the way. I even chatted with Katie C. at the factory who advised the Tundra rail system would be relocated with my kit. When the cover arrived I followed the video installation and removed my factory rails, only to find after some confusion that my kit uses the Tundra rail system for attaching the cover, therefore rendering the Tundra rail system unusable. Not a deal breaker but very upsetting after trying to confirm with the factory. Also, you have to mix and match some of the hardware to make the kit work on my Tundra. Included in the cover was weatherstripping for the front of the bed that was not even included in the written instructions but called for in the instal video. I removed it after installation because it caused the front of the cover to lift. It looks better without and still has a bunch of rubber material for weather resistance. Looks good now but was a pain to figure out with the conflicting information. This coming from someone who is mechanically inclined.

I just purchased a new Toyota Tundra but my back seat is taken with grand kids car seats. So I wanted to be able to use the bed of the truck for all the things you'd normally put into a car trunk but I didn't want to leave those things in plain sight. I loved that this one locks in place and watched MANY YouTube videos on the installation and security of the device. First, I'm not terribly handy, but it took me less than an hour, working alone, to install. And the cover fits PERFECTLY. It's easy to roll back with one hand. It's substantial but it's not heavy duty enough to stand on. But they say with the weight evenly distributed that the cover can hold up to 400 pounds. This cover really nicely enhances the appearance of my truck and though it was a little pricey, it's a long term purchase well worth it.