Fits 2019-2023 GM Chevy Silverado/GMC Sierra with 5’8” Bed | Truck Bed Tonneau Cover | Easy Install (5’8” Bed Soft Roll Up)

After some research I determined this should also fit a ‘24 GMC Sierra, as most manufacturers advertised 19-24 fitment. For the $209 price I decided to give it a try. It fits fine, and for the few short weeks it’s been on my truck, has worked well for me. This cover looks great, and so far seems to be pretty much keeping water out of my truck bed, with the exception of a slight bit right at the back corners by the tailgate that don’t have a great seal to the truck itself. I like the fact this rolls up and stows snug against the back of the cab within seconds giving you access to the entire truck bed, also without any visual obstruction in the back window like a tri fold cover. Install was a breeze, I did it myself in under 30 minutes, and was by no means trying to hurry. Only thing yet to be seen is longevity, I have only had it a few weeks, and only unlatched and rolled it up and back about 3 times. But with that said all the components seem decent quality and there isn’t a lot to go wrong.

I like these type very well they're much easier to maintain and to get out of the way if you need to halt something. I found that it also very durable as long as kept intact. I would recommend this product because as well the company will stand behind it. In my case some of the bolts were seized together somehow but after showing my receipt and other pertinent information they sent me replacement parts.

I purchased a new Chevy Silverado, but one troublesome fact is that I really LOVED the hard bed cover that my Avalanche had. I didn't like the look or price of most of the hard covers available for my new truck and started looking at soft covers. I thought this one looked pretty good and the price was excellent. I thought I'd try it and if it didn't work out, I'd spend big bucks for an aftermarket hard one later. The new cover arrived in just a few short days and I unpacked it. The instructions were short and to the point. A quick inventory of parts and I laid everything out. Everything fit like it was supposed to and I had it ready to fasten down in less than 30 minutes (two people would have cut this down to just a few minutes). A little measuring and trial & error to align it, and tightening everything down only took a couple more minutes. The Velcro on the sides holds the edges down well without being difficult to pull apart. The supports in the center (built into the fabric) are stiff enough to hold the material up without being bulky or obnoxious. It rolls up easily and fastens firmly in place. For a soft cover, it is surprisingly dry...I wouldn't trust it for anything fragile or susceptible to water damage, but it does well. I haven't had it long enough to judge how it holds up. I highly recommend this cover if you want a nice cover on a budget.

I contacted Leer directly, twice, with no response yet so providing my review.The weather seal arrived damaged. The box was destroyed. When removed from box, the strip protecting the adhesive fell off from gravity, the remaining adhesive was hardly functional and I had to resort to double sided tape. The seal itself was misshapen along half the strip, leading me to believe it was crushed under something for a long period of time and it warped.Install issues. The install packet was pretty difficult to understand, but the YouTube video was really helpful. I'm handy and without issues this could be a 15 minute job, which is good. The direction for the weather seal application was in the center of the bulkhead, but the cover tension was too much and after install was completed the weather strip was an inch from the cover. The mounting brackets contained verticle screws to align the 2 halves of the bracket while tightening, later to be removed. Upon removing verticle screws, the bracket would fail under it's own tension. It also failed to keep the rails on top of the side of the bed properly (they kept pulling into the truck bed side). I eventually was able to install by not using the verticle screws at all. The bulkhead, where the weather seal should seal, wouldn't seal even with an undamaged seal as there is a small amount of bowing allowing ingress at the corners.Also, my part didn't exactly match the description as the Amazon ad touts brackets that mine did not include.Aside from the install frustrations and weather seal damaged, it seems to be functioning enough. I would be concerned to put anything in the bed I didn't want to get wet as the bed had sitting water after a car wash.

Quality top, a little more difficult to put on and get straight than they say. Best thing to do is YouTube it and makes it easier to get right. Also close the tailgate to make sure it shuts before tightening down.