Tonneau Cover

The 3rd gen Peragon fits, but there will be a couple extra gaps.

Anyhoo....I'm running it.

 

Have you done any leak / water test? Does it seal pretty well and keep things dry from rain and stuff?

 

I don't have a cover for my 24 long bed yet. But I just noticed tonight that the front of the box is a different design. The rear of the cab is indented and the front of the box kinda follows that indentation. A Tonneau Cover will need to follow that indentation to create a good seal.

 

How do you like the Peragon covers? Pros and cons?

 

The installation is borderline nightmarish, the operation is a little bit clunky, but it's a very solid cover.

During the install I swore I would never recommend that cover to my worst enemy, but now that I've had it for a few days, I really like it.

Let somebody else install it for you.

 

@FotoFisher - what crossbars are you using?

 

Good to know. Do you know if the material on the panel will scratch easily?

 

The coating seems to be pretty robust.

 

Yep, ran a garden hose over the entire thing for 5 mins...does a great job of sealing out water and the very small amt of water that does get in is channelled by the interior flexible silicon drain hoses that can be routed to existing drain ports in the bed bottom. Nothing got wet in the bed. Pretty slick and usable system.

 

I am using the cross bars that came with this system, I didn't need to buy any extra supports or bars. It's a great value IMO.
Syneticusa Retractable Hard...

$1,448 Syneticusa MR Retractable Hard Truck Bed Tonneau Cover with Rack/Cross Bars Fits 2016-2025 Tacoma 5ft 60in Bed Overland Off Road (Bed Cover+Crossbars)

https://www.amazon.com/dp/B0CSHSMRGQ

 

BWAHAHAHAHA... love it.

 

First batch of Lomax Stance pics we have received from a customer...

 

looks nice.

 

Looks like it’s too far forward.

 

Not really much option for getting these too far forward... rails are designed to set against the front bulkhead so you can't really shift them any more forward.

 

Looks good! I just ordered mine with the adjustable rack for kayaks. Did you have to take off the bed rails to fit the clamps on?

 

Nope, no adjustments were made or necessary. The clamps use the existing OEM rails on the upper inside of each side.

 

Nice! I was worried about that. Now for the drain holes.....

 

Hello!
Just found this thread.
I have the same exact Tonneau on my 2021.
Have you been able to get the forward corners(closest to the cab) to sit flush with the bed?
Mine sit up just a bit due to the plastic on the tonneau cover.
I also get a bit of water in my rails.
I imagine that this is due to the cover not sitting/laying flush.

 

Most all truck beds have OEM holes or slots at the upper inside corners, that's where the hoses will be directed.

I've attached two photos, one showing the silicon drain tubes near the tailgate. The ones in the upper corners of the inside bed are the same, you can sort of see the upper right tube in the photo.

The other photo is something I recommend using on the sliding tracks - Super Slick Stuff. Anti-corrosion, anti-rust, no wax, no gum up, no silicone. Makes the cover slide and roll-up without any effort.

Sorry if the photos didn't embed correctly, I am doing this from my phone.