Difference Between Access LiteRider And Original Tonneau Cover For 2015 Toyota Tacoma

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What is the difference between Access Original and Access Literider? From what I see,its just the front element seal.

asked by: Joe

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Helpful Expert Reply:

There are a couple of differences between the Access LiteRider, part # 834532006724 and the Access Original Tonneau Cover, part # 834532006700.

The original has a limited lifetime warranty versus the 5 year warranty on the LiteRider. The second thing is the tensioning dial. The Original has a larger easy-grip adjustment dial versus the smaller EZ-Dials on the LiteRider. The third item is the Element weather seal behind the cab of the truck on the Original. The LiteRider does not have that feature.

expert reply by: Jeffrey L

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