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Not sure if I'll have any luck with this but I'm looking to trade a 3 month old Smooth Diamondback Switchback Bed Cover for a Diamondback SE. I debated for a long time about which one to get and went with the Switchback but now I've realized the SE with double doors would actually suit my use...

Towing a 3500ish pound trailer I average somewhere between 13 and 14mpg even when going through the mountains. But I baby it on the acceleration and rarely ever above 65mph. That's s a 24 TH at about 6k miles. I feel like I lost about 2mpg (non towing) when I added stock size Wildpeak at4s due...

You haven't researched aftermarket bumpers or looked at there install guides at all have you. You easily know if the sensors will work before even ordering.

I recently purchased a Covercraft UVS100 Premier Series Sunshade for the front window of my 24 Tacoma. This is my first time ever owning a front window Sunshade so maybe I'm not clear on the fit but this one has a 3-4 inch gap on one side and a bit on the other. Is this normal? Is it done to...

They completely fit the Trailhunter because I own a Trailhunter and have upgraded my mud flaps based on the. The threads even have "Trailhunter" in the title.

Ton of threads about this same subject that already have part numbers and photos. Google it and they will show up.

Will there be any future option for a bull bar?

Trailhunter does great with the NuCamp

Did you order these yet? Wondering if you were able to get them all. I'm ready to remove my roof rack and save some gas.

Yes, this is the medium one then. The PK389-35R50-P1 is the widest one.

No, the lights still work fine even with a cover that sits on top of the sides instead of down in the rails. There are just diamondback shims, that will not fit under them.

As a note, Diamondback doesn't take into account Trailhunters, or any model with scene lights, when installing these covers. The shims, that are shipped to go under your bed side molding, will not fit because of the scene light wiring running the length of the molding. Not a huge deal but it...

Unfortunately, this one says it is not compatible with factory skid plates. Which means it's a no on the Trailhunter.

CBI has a bull bar for their Cover Bumper as well.

I have the OEM spray on liner it definitely does not keep things from sliding around much. I added the OEM mat on top of it and it is much more grippy than the liner. It's quality heavyweight as well.

Plenty. Diamondbacks (all models) for certain leave the factory bedrails in the same spot as they come.

No to the first. Unknown if possible to the second, but currently no.

15ish MGP on a stock 24 trailhunter with bed cover. 80/20 City/Hwy and incredibly gentle acceleration city driving with Eco mode. I expected at least 18

I've had the same experience with them regarding trying to get more info on the fitment of the Covert bumper for the Trailhunter and their customer service and respond time is poor.

Which site?