I have a 1992 chevy c/1500 it has bed rails do I need to take them off or is there a cover I can use with them on. I really want to leave them on.
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I have the "Bestop" roll up cover and I don't think that you would be able to get the roll-up/latching mechanism under the bed rails. It is about 5 or 6 inches and the cover goes just about to the edge of the bed.
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The Truxedo Lo Profile QT Fits down inside the top of truck bed so that it will work with Bed rails
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Bed rails have to come off. I don't know of any cover that will fit with bedrails
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I don't think so? The Truck Bed Cover attaches under the rail so you would have to have a bed liner that allows access to the under rail ( I have a under the rail bedliner which worked quite well). I am sure you could ask the manufacture on how it might work?? I am very satisfied with the Bed Cover.
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I have a spray in liner from the factory and I did cut notches in my bed rail trim to get a more secure fit I of the cover. You can install without cutting the trim on top of the bed rails, but the trim will bow underneath the cover since it is longer than the metal seam underneath which is what this cover's cleats grab hold of. Install took less than 15 minutes and does not leak. I've had mine for 6 months. Great cover for the money!
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You do not need to remove the factory bed rail covers. My cover seals very well when folded down and locked on top of the bed rail covers. Extang has this all figured out. Hope this helps!
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My cover fit a 2000 silverado 6.5 ft bed. Call extang corp headquarters in Ann Arbor MI and they will tell you exactly what entang replacement cover you can use with your extang rails
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Recently, we have fully extended the bed rails on my mom's standard hospital bed to keep her in bed at night. There is about 9"of space at the head of the bed and about 9" of space at the foot of the bed. We have also added padded bed rail covers to protect her legs and arms from getting stuck between the rails.
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I've had two, both trucks were under the rail liners and it worked fine. The cover clamps down on the inner lip of the side bed rails. If you have an over the rail cover, it would depend on how much of the rail lip is covered. You could in theory cut holes for the clamps if the rails were too covered though.
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You do need to notch out about an inch of bed rail cover in four corners. But factory bed liner does not affect cover. Great product! I love mine
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These mount into your C-rail system of your truck bed (see specifications for which makes and models of truck - I use them on my 2013 Tacoma). If your cover obstructs the C-Rail, then, NO, it will not work. You can search Amazon to find these same mounts without the C-rail adapter, and then install them on a piece of angle-iron or something sturdy that you mount above your cover, and that will probably work. You're on your own for MacGyver engineering, though.
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I doubt the rack would fit with a retractable cover on the truck. If the cover has a rail that runs the length of the bed on the inside, my thought is that the rail would interfere with the installation of the rack.
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also, if you have the Toyota tie down system, the cover fits over it so sits on top of the bed sides. that way you can still use the tie downs.
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I haven't removed mine since I put them on.. Purchased the covers so my cars weren't visible from the street.. Sorry.. Happy New Year...
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Yes, I had no problem installing it on my truck (Chevy Silverado Full Size) which has a bed liner. So far, very nice cover!
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Hi, Thanks for your interest in Drive Medical! When you purchase this item you are going to receive a pair of bed rails.
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Yes. I had a bedliner in my truck as well. As long as the bedliner ilfits under the bed rail and not over as the cover snaps under bed rail
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If you don't have the rails in your bed already you will need to install or have those installed. This is just the hitch.
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From experience I would say leave them on. It can be difficult to put them on due the the location of the bolts.