RealTruck TruXedo Lo Pro Soft Roll Up Truck Bed Tonneau Cover | 523201 | Fits 2020 - 2025 Jeep Gladiator, w/ Trail Rail System 5' Bed (60")

Instal instructions are so-so but if you’ve got a skoesh of patience you’ll get it done in about 45min.I say this tonneau is better than OEM because, as you can see in the pic, the LoPro leaves room on the bed rail for a bed rack. OEM, and cheap eBay tonneaus cover the entire bed rail and hang over the edges.(I know cause I bought the cheap one, and my friend has the OEM)this cover has not leaked a drop of rain into the bed, all my recovery gear and tools have stayed perfectly dry.Couldn’t be happier with this tonneau from Truxedo.

Instructions was not clear in how to install. My husband had to watch a YouTube video on how to install it. Took a lot longer to install. The key to it was don’t tighten all the screws till the end when you attach the bed cover. We had to contact costumer service they replied quickly. Definitely good costumer service.

This kit has very poor quality control.As expected, the instructions are fairly terrible. But frankly, this isn't a complicated install. The cover mounts directly to the existing trail-rail system on your Gladiator, which means there should be no drilling/major modifications.Of course, that's IF the kit is designed well with quality materials.Instead, the Truxedo Tonneau kit was missing hardware. Then, the bolts that WERE included were too large for the existing holes in the truck bed (they need to be M8-1.25 for the front of the bed). Not only were they the wrong size, but the bolts are so low quality that they stripped during installation (and subsequent removal).After a few trips to the hardware store to fix the hardware issues... I finally got to install the rails to the bed. And wouldn't you know it, the rails aren't specifically made for a Gladiator truck bed, which means they leave a nice gap for rain/water to get into (see pics).Save yourself the hassle and hours of wasted time. Buy the Mopar kit.

I have owned several trucks over the years and most all of them have received a bed cover. This is the first name brand cover I have purchased since purchasing my first truck back in 1996. I am not impressed at all. Install was a lot more complicated than it needed to be especially seeing that I have the "trial rail". It seems to seal ok and keep things dry. However, you have to unlatch the cover and close the tailgate or the seal is inside the tailgate which is a little funky compared to other covers I have owned. It only has one latch to keep it closed which is a concern and the latch seems rather cheap. Overall I would not recommend nor would I purchase again. Crazy to spend $500 plus and get what seems to be the cheapest cover I have ever owned when I doubt I have paid much more than $250 in the past. The only reason I am keeping it is that it is the cheapest cover I could find that sits roughly inside the bed rails and not on them.

Fits good, could be longer to fit the front of the box better. The front doesn't seal tight like the one on my Silverado. Does come with a seal for the front but instructions said to put it on the top and not the box because it had spray on bed liner. The seal didn't fit right on the front beam of the top, ended up not using it. Wouldn't have made a difference because of the location of the front of the beam on the bed. The factory spray on bed liner was in the holes for the mounting bolts. Make sure you clean out the holes with the proper tap so the bolts go in. If you don't you may break off the low price mounting bolts that come in the installation kit. I know this from experience. I would give it 5 stars if it was an inch longer to fit the front of the box better. Once on it looks great. Quality of the top is typical Truxedo, very good.

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This is my third Truxedo LoPro and I am a big fan. Great fit and my bed stays dry. The cover for the Gladiator was a 3 hour job for me but well worth it. Previous trucks was a 30 minute install. After I got the install in my head it went pretty easy.

I had a 2019 Chevy Silverado and I really liked the cover. So when I purchased a 2022 Jeep gladiator I thought I would go with the same brand and style which is the LoPro. This was a huge mistake. This cover is very poorly engineered and rather difficult to install. The instructions are rather on the difficult side to understand. The way the side rails, foam adhesive tape and cover fit the contour of the bed is just a really bad design. Ultimately you end up relying on the foam adhesive tape which is applied to the inside of the truck bed to keep it water tight, of which the foam tape after a few rains has already falling off. The rubber that’s supposed to hang over the bed is at tops 5/16” wide if that? Which is not nearly enough to cover the bed rails and falls off the bed rail which allows water to funnel in. If that rubber was at least 1 1/2” to 2” then it would have a better chance of keeping water out. I would love for the manufacture to actually see one installed to prove my point. I highly recommend that you consider a different product and or brand. Buyer beware!!!