TRUXEDO PRO X15 - Anyone?

I really like this bed cover, but doesn't look like anyone is running it yet. After having the OEM bed cover on my 2016, I really miss the roll up style. I just never like the cheap plastic look of most roll-ups. This one seems to check all the boxes, but I still need to figure out it if makes the existing mounting rails and cleats unusable or not.

Just Curious.

EDIT: Called Truxedo and you can still use the rails, however the mounting system uses the rails as well. Just FYI.

 

Did you ever get this? If so, do you like it? I am thinking about getting one.

 

I have a truxedo, not this model but love the one I have. Yes it uses the rail system to mount but rails are still functional. Good luck!

 

Nope, would still like to hear some feedback.

 

I just ordered one today. Ill let you know.

 

TinCan - Not sure if you're still looking for input on this cover, but I have it and LOVE it. I've always had Truxedo low profile, but the Pro X15 is even better. Can't go wrong with this one! Note: I still have cut rail caps from my OEM tri-fold, so I haven't peeled the sticky tape yet. Got a guy coming to swap on Saturday.

 

Wow! Looks great. I ended up going with the Access cover as a cost consideration. It's a nice cover and I've had it on previous taco's, but it doesn't look nearly as nice as yours.

 

Lookin good! I had an Access Cover on my first new Tacoma (2002) and loved it.

 

Just put one on my f150 and love it. Looking at your pictures, doesn't look like yours is mounted right. Looks like you have it mounted up to high. I know different trucks but my f150 is really flush, even the lo pro lq I had on my 2017 Tacoma looked lower then that. I could be wrong though, just looks like that should sit lower.

 

Im looking to buy a truxedo pro x15 and have a question.... I have a race radio antenna mounted on the bulked at the front of the bed right behind the passenger side back window. I see there is a rubber flap on the cover. Could the flap be cut around the antenna and still make a seal? is there another seal that butts up to the aft vertical face of the bulked?

 

Thanks for the pictures! The Pro X15 is at the top of my list. Any problems with the rails reaching into the bed?

 

I was thinking about either the Lo Pro or the Pro 15X. My concern is on the 15x can you put a protectant on it to preserve it and also with heavy snow does it brush off easily like the smooth vinyl covers.

 

Truxedo makes good stuff. I have the LoPro not the x15 but wouldn't hesitate to buy either one.

 

I have the Truxedo TruXport roll up cover. Had the same on a Dodge truck, they work most good.

https://tonneaucoversworld.com/p/truxedo-truxport-tonneau-cover/v/toyota/tacoma/2018/

 

Looks like it requires the front rail to mount.?

Had a Truxedo on my last truck. The cover started to separate at the rear, it must have been 5 or 6 years old at the time. Called Truxedo and they sent me a new cover.
Stand up company!

 

I like this one. Hoping to score a black friday deal

 

I just put the Pro X15 on my short box. I really pushed down on the rails when I installed it to compress the weather seal. This helped it be nearly completely flush with the bed. It looks raised a bit at the tailgate, but that was by design for water run off. I really like how it looks. I haven’t seen one in person. Hopefully it will hold up well in the Phoenix sun.

 

That looks awesome! This tonneau really “checks all the boxes” for me so I went ahead and ordered one today for my 2020 DC TRDOR SB. Currently 15% off deal going on Truxedo covers. I Can’t wait to get it on my taco! Great tip about flattening the weather seal btw. How’s it holding up for you?

 

Great choice! I've had mine since Dec and it's been a great investment.

 

It still looks great. One of the plastic latches broke that hold it down after you unroll it. It still functions fine, but I haven't got around to calling customer service to have them send me a replacement. I think it must have broken when I was skiing in the mountains and it was too cold and cracked the plastic.