[Fza2002]

So, I have been searching the internet for any tonneau cover that will fit the Santa Cruz and I think I found one.

Http://www.accesscover.com has a few different models. I emailed the support to make sure they really do have them. But prices range from $359 - $575. If they really do have them I'm going to probably order the one for $359 (part# 22060209).

 

[hlacoss]

I literally just watched a video on how to install their product on a Santa Cruz today! I have a tonneau cover, but I was curious how they fitted their version. Here it is if you haven't seen the video yourself already:

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[Fza2002]

Interesting, I wonder if its better dealing with rain then the factory one. They have weather seals listed on their site as well. Regardless, it's good news for us none activity package folk.

 

[hlacoss]

Interesting, I wonder if its better dealing with rain then the factory one. They have weather seals listed on their site as well. Regardless, it's good news for us none activity package folk.

From the looks of how they installed it, it looks to me like it will be water tight. The factory tonneau cover definitely is not -- tends to get water near the tailgate and toward the front when going through the car wash, for example.

 

[Daedalus]

Interesting, I wonder if its better dealing with rain then the factory one. They have weather seals listed on their site as well. Regardless, it's good news for us none activity package folk.

It does not look like it would be. I have to say it is not watertight but I do not have a lot of water penetration in my bed. I will pull some pictures of this when I am off work. The SC has been in the rain for the last 17 hours.

 

[John A]

Just finished installing looks and fits great. Pretty easy install. Access Lorado roll-up cover.

 

[micsandman]

Just finished installing looks and fits great. Pretty easy install. Access Lorado roll-up cover.

Looks great! Do you have any pictures of it rolled up? Also, how hard would it be to completely remove the topper if you needed to?

 

[John A]

Looks great! Do you have any pictures of it rolled up? Also, how hard would it be to completely remove the topper if you needed to?

Not rolled up. Could be removed taking out two bolts To remove the top. 8 bolts to remove everythin. Pretty efficient design and excellent quality. They have videos on their website.

 

[Fza2002]

It looks very sharp can't wait to order mine!

 

[Roosterman]

Since we don't have a metal bed edge to attach the clamps and rail to, how is that done? Would you supple a picture of how this was done?

 

[John A]

Since we don't have a metal bed edge to attach the clamps and rail to, how is that done? Would you supple a picture of how this was done?

Here are the actual instructions. Very easy, no drilling.

 

[Roosterman]

Thx for the PDF. It does look very easy to install. Unfortunately, I don't think I'll be seeing regular 60* temps until next April/May. I can revisit this at that time.

 

[HSC4ME]

Looks good! I saw one of these covers up close on a truck I pulled up next to at a light. It looked very nice. Great to see an aftermarket company adopting the SC to their product line. I hope more aftermarket companies join in.

I'd be interested to see a picture of it half rolled up and fully rolled up as well; plus the height needed to clear the rolled up cover. With the bed side tops open and useable one can still install cross rails and other items like a RTT, but you need to know how high they have to be to clear rolling up the cover. Thx for posting this.

 

[John A]

Looks good! I saw one of these covers up close on a truck I pulled up next to at a light. It looked very nice. Great to see an aftermarket company adopting the SC to their product line. I hope more aftermarket companies join in.

I'd be interested to see a picture of it half rolled up and fully rolled up as well; plus the height needed to clear the rolled up cover. With the bed side tops open and useable one can still install cross rails and other items like a RTT, but you need to know how high they have to be to clear rolling up the cover. Thx for posting this.

Here are some pics. As you can see it is too wide to fit between the wings, but it didn't leak in last night's rain.

 

[Platinum Tech]

Just finished installing looks and fits great. Pretty easy install. Access Lorado roll-up cover. View attachment 4109
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Just finished install of same type cover from ROLL-UP COVER for my moms sel. Easy install.

 

[ToadVine]

Great wall art!

Can we see a picture from the rear with the tailgate down? Also, with the cover partially, and then fully rolled open.

 

[Platinum Tech]

As you can see the cover doesn't roll up all the way to the rear window due to the cab sides. However it's still a good alternative to the very expensive factoy roll up. I had to replace mine on the limited and dealer warranty cost was over 8k. Hopefully prices will come down as time goes on.

 

[Chiefan58]

Just finished install of same type cover from ROLL-UP COVER for my moms sel. Easy install. View attachment 4381 View attachment 4382 View attachment 4383

Do you have a link to order?

 

[Platinum Tech]

I'm not sure how to send a link however the website is RHRSWAG.COM

 

[micsandman]

Does this cover take up as much bed space open as the factory tonneau cover or does it eat up more space in the back?