As most of you know I had the tonneau cover option installed on Serenity. Upon reflection I find it was a mistake. The reasons is as follows:
I don't like the way the side is fastened down. You have to push plastic tabs between the window glass and the seal, which I feel over the long haul will damage the seal.:banghead:
The rod across the inside front has to be carefully installed or you can scratch the plastic windshield frame trim.
I will not have it on my R/L, for sure. The four exposed snaps I can live with, and I will occassionally use it, but I wouldn't use on a daily basis.
Upon reflection I would not have gone with this option, however you live and learn. I would have been happier if it had snaps all the way around like my TR3 did.
I can get the top up as fast or faster than the cover. This is my observation and evaluation. But I think they could have designed it much better. I would say no to anyone considering the T-cover, but it may be acceptable to some, just not to me. Thanks for Your Time.
I don't like the way the side is fastened down. You have to push plastic tabs between the window glass and the seal, which I feel over the long haul will damage the seal.:banghead:
The rod across the inside front has to be carefully installed or you can scratch the plastic windshield frame trim.
I will not have it on my R/L, for sure. The four exposed snaps I can live with, and I will occassionally use it, but I wouldn't use on a daily basis.
Upon reflection I would not have gone with this option, however you live and learn. I would have been happier if it had snaps all the way around like my TR3 did.
I can get the top up as fast or faster than the cover. This is my observation and evaluation. But I think they could have designed it much better. I would say no to anyone considering the T-cover, but it may be acceptable to some, just not to me. Thanks for Your Time.