silver71

does anybody knows about peragon tonneau covers. is it difficult to install

silver71

I Have A Silverado With Tube Rails And Would Like To Put A Tonneau Cover.after Some Research I Liked Peragon`s Tonneau.does Anybody Here Have Any Info REGARDING THE QUALITY OF THIS COMPANY OR HOW HARD IS IT TO DYS

'97ventureowner

Merged these two threads into one because basically they ask the same question.

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Tdragone

This is referring to a hard cover..

NO; they're NOT difficult to install; but you should have a friend.
The one I helped install had 2 metal pieces with slots to affix to the bed near the cab (for the tabs in the cover to slide through when opening) and the gas assist shocks and locking tabs near the rear.

We took our time and were done in an hour.

sassydog

I want to install a roll up soft tonneau cover and keep the side rails. I have seen the extang rt and it looks very nice, then I spotted the Le Bra online for half the price. Has anyone seen the Le bra in person, if so how is the quality?
Any input on the extang or other brands is also welcome.

waitingforcolumbus

I have an Extang RT Tonneau Bed Cover from truckaddons.com
It's good. Not always leak-free but usually. It makes a little noise at highway speed but I can only hear that when the sliding rear window is open. It was easy to put on and rolls up easily from one side. It's not as tight as some of my previous covers. It may need adjusted.
It has two buckles, used to secure it like a bedroll. They are mounted on top of the cover next to the truck cab. Of course they are turning color from sun exposure. They still work well.
This design allows bed rails.
I'd buy this one again.