Retrax Tonneau Cover AVAILABLE NOW + Di$count for ROC Members!

[Hollywood Ridgeline]

Put on my Retrax yesterday, took only about an hour, very easy to do.
Looks great!!!!
Next I am going to install the tailgate lock that I also got from Randy along with gasket for the tailgate.
Didn't know about the rebate 'til after ordering. Called Randy and he said it was too late to change the invoice but that he would refund the shipping charges.
This cover beats all others especially Honda's. They
quoted me $2500 but would let me have it for $1600!
Highly recommend.

[Al-fla]

I installed a RETRAX on my 2007 Ridgeline a few days ago. The cost was $949 plus $64 shipping. I didn't know about the discount thru ROC and nobody asked how I found out about Retrax at the time I ordered. I just finished a 1200 mile trip, mostly interstate driving, and, yes, it does flutter and rattle, and vibrate. Especially over 50 mph. The noise isn't bad but you can see the constant vibration. The tailgate seal works fine on the bottom of the tailgate but I can't make it work on the sides. If anyone has a solution I would sure like to know how.

[KDrif]

New owner! just bought an '08 RTL and am looking for a rollup tonneau. It's between the Retrax and the Pace Edwards JackRabbit. The JackRabbit is on sale for $731 vs $849 for the Retrax, but the Retrax SEEMS to be of better quality.
...just noted the comment that the in-bed storage lid doesn't open all the way with the Retrax. Does anybody know if the JackRabbit has the same problem?

[Truckin']

Honestly, you are not going to miss that small restriction in the opening of the trunk lid. The Retrax is a good product and we remain happy with ours after nearly three years of ownership and use.

[Truckin']

Originally Posted by Al-fla

The tailgate seal works fine on the bottom of the tailgate but I can't make it work on the sides. If anyone has a solution I would sure like to know how.

Maybe this post and photos will help you:

Installing the tailgate seal w/Retrax cover

[Al-fla]

Re Tailgate Seals: Thanks "Truckin'". Had not seen your earlier postings on this subject. I'll try your method. Sure glad I hadn't already pulled off the backing strips.