TruXPort Tonneau Cover Parts
We engineered our TruXPort replacement parts kit to restore your tonneau cover’s original factory performance. This complete hardware set includes all the clamps, seals, and fasteners you need to repair or refresh your soft roll-up cover.
Whether you’ve lost a clamp during bed access or noticed weatherstripping wear after years of use, our genuine replacement parts ensure a perfect fit with your existing TruXPort cover. Every component matches the exact specifications of your original installation, so you get the same tight seal and secure operation you expect from a TruXPort tonneau.
- Complete hardware kit with bow clamps, rail clamps, and mounting brackets
- EPDM rubber seals resist UV damage and extreme temperatures
- Stainless steel fasteners prevent rust and corrosion
- Compatible with all TruXPort soft roll-up tonneau cover models
- Includes installation instructions and torque specifications
Materials & Construction Quality
Our truxport tonneau cover parts use the same industrial-grade materials as the original cover assembly. The rail clamps and bow brackets feature powder-coated steel construction that stands up to highway vibration and bed loading stress. We mold each clamp from high-impact polymer with stainless steel reinforcement points where tension is highest.
The weatherstripping uses EPDM rubber compounds engineered to maintain flexibility in sub-zero winters and resist cracking under desert sun. Unlike generic foam seals, our bulb seals compress evenly around the tailgate perimeter to block dust and moisture year after year. Each fastener receives a zinc-chromate finish that prevents thread corrosion even in salt-belt climates.
What’s Included in the Replacement Kit
Complete Hardware Set
Your parts kit arrives with four bow support clamps, eight side rail mounting clamps, and twelve stainless steel carriage bolts with lock washers. We include two full-length bulb seals for the side rails and one tailgate seal strip with pre-applied adhesive backing.
You’ll also find our detailed installation guide with torque specifications for each fastener location. The guide includes exploded-view diagrams that show exactly where each clamp positions along the rail and how the bow tensioners adjust for proper cover tautness.
Compatibility Across TruXPort Models
These replacement parts fit every TruXPort soft roll-up tonneau cover we’ve manufactured since 2009. The mounting hole spacing and clamp geometry remain consistent across all bed lengths—from 5.5-foot compact beds to 8-foot long boxes on heavy-duty pickups.
If you own a 2015-or-newer Ford F-150 with the factory LED bed lighting option, our clamps include integrated wire routing channels that preserve your lighting harness. The same parts work on Ram trucks with the RamBox cargo management system, thanks to our offset clamp design that clears the box lids when fully opened.
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TruXPort Parts Questions Answered
Our TruXPort tonneau cover parts are compatible with all TruXPort soft roll-up covers manufactured since 2009, regardless of your truck’s make or model. The parts fit standard 5.5-foot, 6.5-foot, and 8-foot bed lengths.
If you have a 2006-2008 model cover, contact our team to verify thread pitch compatibility before ordering. We can cross-reference your truck’s year and your cover’s date code to confirm the correct parts kit for your specific installation.
Our EPDM rubber seals maintain their compression properties for 4-5 years in extreme sun exposure climates like the Southwest. Trucks garaged regularly or operated in moderate climates often see 6-8 years of seal life.
The lifespan depends on UV exposure, temperature extremes, and how frequently you open and close the cover. Regular application of vinyl protectant can extend seal life by reducing UV degradation and keeping the rubber supple.
Yes, we sell individual bow clamps and rail clamps separately if you only need to replace one or two damaged components. The complete kit offers better value when you’re refreshing multiple wear points or doing preventive maintenance on an older cover.
If you’re unsure whether you need the full kit or individual parts, our customer service team can help you assess your cover’s condition and recommend the most cost-effective solution for your situation.
Most replacements can be done with the cover still mounted on your truck bed. You’ll unroll the cover fully and work section by section, replacing clamps and seals without detaching the rails from the bed.
The only exception is if you’re replacing the fabric itself—that job requires complete disassembly. For clamps, seals, and latches, you can work right on the truck with basic hand tools and complete the job in under an hour.
Our genuine truxport tonneau cover parts are manufactured to the same specifications as the original components installed on your cover. The clamp geometry, thread pitch, and seal dimensions match exactly, ensuring proper fit and function.
Generic aftermarket parts often use softer metals that strip more easily and foam seals that compress permanently within months. Our stainless steel fasteners and EPDM rubber compounds are tested through thousands of use cycles to deliver the same longevity as your original installation.
Yes, all TruXPort replacement parts carry our limited lifetime warranty against defects in materials and workmanship. If a clamp cracks under normal use or a seal splits prematurely due to manufacturing flaws, we’ll replace it at no charge.
The warranty covers the parts themselves but doesn’t extend to damage caused by accidents, improper installation, or modifications. Keep your purchase receipt as proof of purchase date when requesting warranty service.
Tighten all rail clamp bolts to 8-10 ft-lbs of torque. This provides secure mounting without crushing the rail extrusion or stripping the fastener threads. Bow clamps need slightly less torque—6-8 ft-lbs—since overtightening can deform the hinge tubes.
If you don’t have a torque wrench, tighten clamp bolts until snug with moderate hand pressure on a standard 6-inch ratchet handle. The goal is firm contact without forcing—you should be able to loosen the bolt later for adjustments without needing a breaker bar.