Tonneau Cover
Looking to purchase a bed cover for a new truck. For the last ten years, my current truck has had a solid hard-top Tonneau cover, hinged at the front of the bed and assisted up/down with piston spr...
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marpel wrote:
Having said that, one of the reasons I am looking at tonneau covers is the new truck comes with a sliding rear window (electric, I think) and I figured it negates any benefit if it is blocked by the canopy.
So I ask, of those who have a rear sliding window, do you use them all that often and do some of you also have them blocked by a canopy? Don't have a dog and the kids are grown and I rarely have anyone in the back seats.
Marv
A canopy doesn't reduce the effectiveness of a sliding rear window at all (if you're using the open back window to support lumber in your new high dollar truck, then disregard, as you don't really care about your vehicle or have a clue how to haul lumber).
Air still can circulate just as good through the back window canopy or not. They're not sealed to the cab.
I use the rear slider frequently. Great source of fresh air ventilation with basically no road noise.
