Rough Country Low Profile Hard Tri-Fold vs TruXedo TruXport

	Rough Country Low Profile Hard Tri-Fold	TruXedo TruXport
Our score	6.4	6.8
Weather sealing	6.4	6.4
Durability	6.0	6.8
Value	7.0	7.6
Leak risk	Moderate	Moderate
Style	Hard Folding	Roll-Up
Install time	45 min	30 min
Warranty	5 years per Rough Country's site; the in-box manual says 3 years, original purchaser, not transferable	5 years on rails, clamps, bows and fabric, original buyer, not transferable; authorized dealers only
Lock	Locks with tailgate	No lock
Drains	Drain tubes	Not published
Rack rails	No	No
Tailgate works with cover shut	Not published	Not published
Material	Matte black aluminum panels on a powder-coated aluminum frame	40-grade DualShield vinyl over built-in structural supports (Gen 2)
Confirmed listings for	3rd Gen Tacoma, 3rd Gen Tundra, Maverick, 3rd Gen Colorado / Canyon	Gen14 F-150, Gen13 F-150, T1XX Silverado / Sierra, DT Ram 1500, 4th Gen Tacoma, 3rd Gen Tacoma, 3rd Gen Tundra, Maverick, 6th Gen Ranger
Owners say	Reports about the Flip Up or the roll-up, and posts that don't say which Rough Country cover they mean, aren't counted here. Eleven are positive, three mixed and four negative, and all four negatives come from Tacoma owners, mostly about getting the cover to sit flush.	They like the easy install, the full bed access and the price. Of the twelve who describe water in the bed, seven report a dry or nearly dry bed, three a little water, mostly at the tailgate end in car washes, and two real leaks, both from fit.
Our verdict	A good-value hard folder for a patient installer who rarely needs the front third of the bed.	The value soft roll-up we would buy over the Lo Pro: drier on owner record and cheaper on most beds; soap and water only, no conditioners.
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