How to Determine Which TruXedo Cover is on a 2007 Toyota Tundra with 5-1/2 Foot Bed

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We just need the replacement soft cover for the above vehicle as on the original one the stitching of the top cover to the Velcro has basically rotted the threads. It is a 5.5 foot bed of a 2007 Toyota Tundra and we need a number for the correct replacement of just the vinyl cover. Also we should replace the rubber along the edge.

asked by: Jerry

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Based on both the photo and description you provided, it looks like you have the TruXedo Lo Pro QT Soft Roll-up Tonneau Cover which is part # TX563701 if you do not have the factory deck rail system or part # TX563801 if you do have the factory deck rail system.

The replacement tarp for the Lo Pro QT if you do not have the factory deck rail system is part # TX5637-CVR and the replacement tarp for the Lo Pro QT if you do have the factory deck rail system is part # TX5638-CVR. However, with that being said you will want to confirm this by finding the 10 digit number which is printed in white ink on the underside of the cover near the passenger side. If this 10 digit number starts with a '5" then you do indeed have the Lo Pro QT. You can use part # TX1114731 (per foot) to replace the weather stripping along the bed rails.

If the number you find on the underside of the cover near the passenger side does not start with a "5" then I would need you to provide me with the full 10 digit sequence in order to determine the correct replacement for you.

expert reply by: Conner L

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