Does the tailgate cap cover only the tailgait or does it go around the remaining edge of the bed_
1828642
It goes all the way back just like the original it came with from the factory.
1828643
I'm not sure if I understand your question, but it goes to about an inch on both sides. It looks good
1345883
The front of the cover floats and is held in place by tabs that stick out on either end of the front piece. The tabs on either end of the front piece slide into the front of the side rails so that the side rails and front piece are tight at the seam where they meet. Then the side rails are held in place by the clamps that came with the kit. The side rails will not necessarily sit flush with the inside of bed rail. Make sure the siderails and front piece are tight at the seams then square it up on your bed and center it from side to side then tighten your clamps. I assume you are talking about the cab end of the cover if you are talking about the tailgate end of the cover please feel free to email me back and I would be happy to help you with the back side of the cover.
1790422
It clips to your truck bed. I have a locking tailgate and that helps keep the bed secure. It is not perfect but you would have to work at it to break in with your tailgate locked.
775972
I'm not familiar with the configuration of the built-in step. However, the cover rests on the top of the tailgate, with weather-stripping to keep water out. Hope this helps.
104906
The cover has cam locks on the inside of the bed that can only be accessed by opening the tailgate. If the tailgate is locked you can not open the cover.
1866678
I measured from the bed at the back window to the tailgate. I have the crewmax and mine fit perfectly
2230493
It does. The emblems come prepped for both front and back. Tailgate logo area has holes for the prongs and is held in place with the preinstalled adhesive. All that needs to be done on the tailgate install is peal off the plastic, align the prongs into the holes, and press firmly.
210629
It goes under the tailgate between the bumper. You will have enough to hold it on.
1491094
This sits on the tailgate. It goes right up to the end of the bed and lays just inside the back of the tailgate when opened and laying flat.
1193840
I dont know what holes you are referring to. Any hole on the top surface will be covered. The inside of the rail is completely covered and the outside is covered about an inch down from the top. Hope this helps. I'm sorry, I was thinking of the side rails. The tailgate "cap" comes down 2-3/4" on the outside and 1-3/4" on the inside.
1596559
Only the side rails are included in the set. The tailgate cap should be a standard part that is already included on your tailgate.
2006843
If you keep your tailgate locked there is no way of removing the cover without cutting into it, effectivly ruining it. Also, with the Nissan Frontier, extra hardware is bolted into the bed tracks and would require more time to remove.
1725533
Yes it does come with the tailgate liner. If you need any further assistance please give our customer services a call at 888.919.6227
2176361
The cover snaps closed on one side and is opened from the inside of the truck bed. If your tailgate locks you can not open the cover.
1834195
You have to lock your tailgate to fully secure it. The cover itself has no lock.
1491210
It is permanently mounted to the front of the bed. Normally you keep it covering the bed. When you want to roll it up, you start from the tailgate and simply roll it like a newspaper from the back to the front. There is a little strap in the front that you wrap around it to secure it right at the truck bed / cab intersection. The whole process takes about 30 seconds. To cover the bed again, you simply undo the strap, and unroll it. A piece clicks at the tailgate and you run down both sides to secure the Velcro. The securing the end takes a few minutes to figure it out, but once you do it only takes about 30 seconds every subsequent time. It is a very easy process. It is permanently mounted to the front of the bed. Normally you keep it covering the bed. When you want to roll it up, you start from the tailgate and simply roll it like a newspaper from the back to the front. There is a little strap in the front that you wrap around it to secure it right at the truck bed / cab intersection. The whole process takes about 30 seconds. To cover the bed again, you simply undo the strap, and unroll it. A piece clicks at the tailgate and you run down both sides to secure the Velcro. The securing the end takes a few minutes to figure it out, but once you do it... » Read More It is permanently mounted to the front of the bed. Normally you keep it covering the bed. When you want to roll it up, you start from the tailgate and simply roll it like a newspaper from the back to the front. There is a little strap in the front that you wrap around it to secure it right at the truck bed / cab intersection. The whole process takes about 30 seconds. To cover the bed again, you simply undo the strap, and unroll it. A piece clicks at the tailgate and you run down both sides to secure the Velcro. The securing the end takes a few minutes to figure it out, but once you do it only takes about 30 seconds every subsequent time. It is a very easy process. « Show Less
1659397
it is two pieces and shouldn't cover the LED lights although even if it did you could cut the material (I have a 2012, before they put the lights in the bed), I cut slits in the side to allow the tie downs to poke through. I highly recommend this liner, had it over a year and have not treated it lightly but I do clean up after I use it - you can hose out and/or run a vacuum cleaner over it if you want. Whenever people see it they think I spent a bunch of money on 'fancy' carpet. You will especially appreciate the very first time you drop the tailgate and sit down with your feet dangling, very comfy on the rear. it is two pieces and shouldn't cover the LED lights although even if it did you could cut the material (I have a 2012, before they put the lights in the bed), I cut slits in the side to allow the tie downs to poke through. I highly recommend this liner, had it over a year and have not treated it lightly but I do clean up after I use it - you can hose out and/or run a vacuum cleaner over it if you want. Whenever people see it they think I spent a bunch of money on 'fancy' carpet. You will especially appreciate the very first time you drop the tailgate and sit down with your feet dangling,... » Read More it is two pieces and shouldn't cover the LED lights although even if it did you could cut the material (I have a 2012, before they put the lights in the bed), I cut slits in the side to allow the tie downs to poke through. I highly recommend this liner, had it over a year and have not treated it lightly but I do clean up after I use it - you can hose out and/or run a vacuum cleaner over it if you want. Whenever people see it they think I spent a bunch of money on 'fancy' carpet. You will especially appreciate the very first time you drop the tailgate and sit down with your feet dangling, very comfy on the rear. « Show Less