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UnderCover Armor Flex vs TruXedo TruXport

Our score6.36.8
Weather sealing6.06.4
Durability6.96.8
Value6.17.6
Leak riskModerateModerate
StyleHard FoldingRoll-Up
Rated load400 lb (evenly distributed on top)
Install time30 min
Warranty5 years, original buyer, not transferable5 years on rails, clamps, bows and fabric, original buyer, not transferable; authorized dealers only
LockLocks with tailgateNo lock
DrainsDrain tubesNot published
Rack railsNoNo
Tailgate works with cover shutYesNot published
MaterialAluminum panels under a textured matte coating40-grade DualShield vinyl over built-in structural supports (Gen 2)
Confirmed listings forT1XX Silverado / Sierra, Gen13 F-150, Gen14 F-150, 4th Gen Tacoma, 3rd Gen Tacoma, 3rd Gen Colorado / Canyon, Maverick, 6th Gen Ranger, 3rd Gen TundraGen14 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 sayFour chose it for the coated top and four say the top holds up, though one faded to gray over almost five years and liquid wax stained a cover in an Armor Flex discussion for months. They like that the folded stack stands on prop rods off the cab, even at highway speed.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 verdictThe Ultra Flex with a coated top: worth it if you use the top hard, not as hail insurance.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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