Access Lorado Fast Facts
A brief overview of the Lorado fitted to a truck, with attention on the angled rail and the low closed height. The cover is opened on camera, so you get a feel for the pull cord and the roll before you buy.
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Fitting The Lorado Step By Step
A longer install video that works through the whole job, rails first and tarp second. Useful for seeing how the clamps sit against the bed wall and how much tension the cover wants before you call it done.
Lorado at a glance
A brief look at the Lorado on a truck, covering the angled rails, the low profile over the bed line and the pull cord that releases the cover. Watch it if you want the shape of the cover before reading the fitment details.
Access Lorado Fast Facts
A brief overview of the Lorado fitted to a truck, with attention on the angled rail and the low closed height. The cover is opened on camera, so you get a feel for the pull cord and the roll before you buy.
Fitting The Lorado Step By Step
A longer install video that works through the whole job, rails first and tarp second. Useful for seeing how the clamps sit against the bed wall and how much tension the cover wants before you call it done.
Lorado at a glance
A brief look at the Lorado on a truck, covering the angled rails, the low profile over the bed line and the pull cord that releases the cover. Watch it if you want the shape of the cover before reading the fitment details.
Frequently Asked Questions
Straight answers on specs, fit and support
How low does the Lorado actually sit?
About an inch above the bed rails once it is closed. Most roll-up covers sit closer to an inch and a half, so the difference shows up from the side of the truck and when you look down the bed line from the tailgate.
Is it theft proof?
No, and the maker does not claim it is. A vinyl cover keeps your load out of sight and makes a grab awkward, especially with the tailgate locked, which sends most opportunists looking elsewhere. Anything valuable enough to worry about belongs in a locking box.
What stops the cover sagging in the rain?
Aluminum bows span the bed underneath the vinyl and the side rails carry the edges, so the tarp keeps its shape rather than dropping into a pool. Snow load is the same story, though it makes sense to sweep a heavy fall off.
Can I leave the rails on and still use the whole bed?
Yes. Roll the tarp forward to the bulkhead and strap it, and the bed is open from tailgate to cab with only the two low rails along the sides. Nothing needs unbolting to carry sheet goods or a tall appliance.
Which trucks need a supplement sheet?
Stepside boxes, composite beds, some newer GM trucks and a handful of models such as the Tacoma, Ridgeline, Frontier and Explorer Sport Trac ship with an extra page alongside the main instructions. Read it before you start, because it changes the clamp positions.
How long is the warranty?
Five years, limited, on material and manufacturing defects. It covers the repair or replacement of the faulty part rather than labor. That places the Lorado in the same warranty group as the other upper models in the roll-up range.