Does the rails interfere with the in-bed trunk opening?
77186
They do but other than that the cover is great. Went on easily, great in all weather, helps with gas mileage. The trunk cover opens almost all the way.
77187
frankly we haven't had the need to open the in bed compartment but my husband is pretty sure the rails don't interfere.
77188
Not at all. I love the thing! Just be careful screwing in the rails -- I crossthreaded one.
77189
Yes they do but, not as bad as I thought. You can get the trunk to open about 15-16" I'd say. Thought itd be a pain but not as big of a pain as trying to open the trunk covered in snow and ice.
77190
Yes it does, I would say it allows the trunk to open about 85% of the way. It is not a major inconvenience provided you are not storing very large items in the trunk.
77191
No, not at all. For the money it is a great cover. Only suggestion, treat the cover with an Armor-all like product a few times per year to keep it looking new.
963810
the toolbox sits on the sides of the bed so I would think it would prevent you for using a camper shellhope that helps
1461983
They will prevent the wheels from collapsing. It fits that way in my trunk and I like it makes it easier to open
2088460
Not true in my case. The depth of the lights coincides with the diameter of the frame bars, so there is no intrusion into the carrier itself. The power cords come out the sides of the lamp units, so they don't cause a problem either.
1419988
Yes, no problems with opening or closing the trunk as long as no bikes are installed on the rack.
703087
It clamps to the inside lip of the bed rail.So the inside lip must be accessible.
988969
It does not. The bars go under the bed, but do not come out the other side.
1781706
If you have the running rails on the top they adjust. Our Buick Enclave didn't have the open rails so our's didn't fit. sell you our's for cheaper if you are interested.
1450124
Yes thats what we did, but my husband had to adjust it because it has a wheel in the bottom that did not allow to go down the bed, he cut it and left it as a semi circle. If your bed is a box spring you will not have this issue.Another person said that between the rail bed and the mattress is a space that can be dangerous for the baby, I fixed that rolling 2 blankets as long pillows and problem solvedThe other issue is that my baby likes to move a lot so I make every single night a pillow barreer so it works as a third bed rail. I will try to send you a picture so you can see it. Its a nice product! Yes thats what we did, but my husband had to adjust it because it has a wheel in the bottom that did not allow to go down the bed, he cut it and left it as a semi circle. If your bed is a box spring you will not have this issue.Another person said that between the rail bed and the mattress is a space that can be dangerous for the baby, I fixed that rolling 2 blankets as long pillows and problem solvedThe other issue is that my baby likes to move a lot so I make every single night a pillow barreer so it works as a third bed rail. I will try to send you a picture so you can see... » Read More Yes thats what we did, but my husband had to adjust it because it has a wheel in the bottom that did not allow to go down the bed, he cut it and left it as a semi circle. If your bed is a box spring you will not have this issue.Another person said that between the rail bed and the mattress is a space that can be dangerous for the baby, I fixed that rolling 2 blankets as long pillows and problem solvedThe other issue is that my baby likes to move a lot so I make every single night a pillow barreer so it works as a third bed rail. I will try to send you a picture so you can see it. Its a nice product! « Show Less
1345883
The front of the cover floats and is held in place by tabs that stick out on either end of the front piece. The tabs on either end of the front piece slide into the front of the side rails so that the side rails and front piece are tight at the seam where they meet. Then the side rails are held in place by the clamps that came with the kit. The side rails will not necessarily sit flush with the inside of bed rail. Make sure the siderails and front piece are tight at the seams then square it up on your bed and center it from side to side then tighten your clamps. I assume you are talking about the cab end of the cover if you are talking about the tailgate end of the cover please feel free to email me back and I would be happy to help you with the back side of the cover.
1411601
I wouldn't guarantee that the bumpers will be totally inconspicuous, but there are some bedding options that will certainly help. The thicker your comforter, the more "normal" the bed will look. Especially if you were to add a down comforter - that would help; the extra fluff and bulk would fill in the middle, and the weight could help "pull" down the sides and keep the middle taut and smooth. After awhile though, you get used to the bumpers, and I don't even think about them anymore. I would much rather deal with two small humps than those side rails/gates or pushing the bed up against a wall. Hope that helps! I wouldn't guarantee that the bumpers will be totally inconspicuous, but there are some bedding options that will certainly help. The thicker your comforter, the more "normal" the bed will look. Especially if you were to add a down comforter - that would help; the extra fluff and bulk would fill in the middle, and the weight could help "pull" down the sides and keep the middle taut and smooth. After awhile though, you get used to the bumpers, and I don't even think about them anymore. I would much rather deal with two small humps than those side rails/gates... » Read More I wouldn't guarantee that the bumpers will be totally inconspicuous, but there are some bedding options that will certainly help. The thicker your comforter, the more "normal" the bed will look. Especially if you were to add a down comforter - that would help; the extra fluff and bulk would fill in the middle, and the weight could help "pull" down the sides and keep the middle taut and smooth. After awhile though, you get used to the bumpers, and I don't even think about them anymore. I would much rather deal with two small humps than those side rails/gates or pushing the bed up against a wall. Hope that helps! « Show Less
1187619
Not that I have noticed. Been pleased with purchase- so much easier than clunky bed rails
556337
No. Side rails of cover go along top rails, so any top tie down would either be in the way or be rendered useless.
1966430
no....the trunk will open to about 45 degrees. I haven't found this to be a big problem since the trunk is fairly deep. I have not had any problems loading and unloading gear.
352812
none that I have noticed. very securely sealed to bed. if you improperly installed the cover it could rub against the rear of the cab. easy solution would be to not do that.there is also no noise when fully opened. rubber pads seat it very nicely against the cab.
638428
I believe it is because the outer rails are arched rather than straight. I checked photos on google, other models are straight on all sides. Hope this helps!
842756
Hi, I have not opened yet, as we got this for Christmas. But from my Model Railway experience I would say they would Not do that. Regards