Roll-up tonneau installed on factory plastic drop-in bed liner?

[Gila Dave]

I have an 08 KC SE 6ft bed with factory-installed plastic bed liner.
I want to get a soft top bed cover (tonneau) that rolls up easily.
I've gotten a few suggestions, but when I look at installation instructions, I see pictures that DO NOT show a truck with the plastic bed liner.
I want to keep the bed liner and plastic rail covers in place.
Info from anyone who has installed a roll-up tonneau on factory plastic bed liner will be appreciated.
Thanks.

[WeeHooker]

My Access Lorado went right over the bed rails.
As for over a bed liner, I guess it depends on the liner. If the liner tucks under the rail, there should be no interfearence at all since the frame/rail for the tonneau clamps to the rail (in 4 places). If the bed liner is of the type that goes over the rail, you might need to drill 2" holes ( with a hole saw.) in the liner where the clamps go. ( That's what they did whe installing a cap on my Taco with OTR type liner anyway.)

Best thing to do is call the manufacturer of the cover you choose. I know the folks at Access (agricover) were very helpful with fit info.

[chuckles]

I have the bed liner and the soft top tonneau cover. I have the OEM cover. It not bad I like it but it is the only cover I have ever bought. The main reason I got it is because the dealership I got it from has it covered from as part of my car warranty. By the way I also have the utili-tracks and movable bed extender in the truck too
Nissan Soft Tonneau Cover - 2005 to 2006 Frontier with Utili-Track only: CourtesyParts.com - Nissan auto parts and accessories

[ryan]

i had access lorado,with factory bed caps and bed liner,,no problem at all

[Gila Dave]

Thanks, WeeHooker & Chuckles.
See attached. The plastic bed-liner just "ends" under the rail cap, which you can see is a separate piece.
I'm hoping for a "no holes" solution, but having my doubts. I don't trust the adhesive method of bonding side rails; that bed liner is a tad slippery.

[Gila Dave]

Ryan, thanks.
With 3 answers already and 2 of you using Access Lorado, I think I'll speak with them tomorrow. I just looked at that model on their website. Nice tailgate ornament. But it's not clear to me looking at instructions how it would work out. So I guess I'll try to talk with a tech at the factory.

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[quote=Gila Dave;521760]"no holes" QUOTE]

Mine has no holes drilled in to any thing. As you can see in the picture the clip that holds it to the bed requires no drilling. I have 4 of these and they do not effect the track system or any thing else in the truck.

[Inyourface1650]

If you have utilitrack, you have the spray in liner, not the drop in. There is a difference.

[WeeHooker]

Judging buy your pic (and ryan's confirmation ) you'll have no problems. Your liner fits under the rail and is nowhere near where the clamps go. ( No drilling /glueing on the access covers).
Check the part # and watch the install video here.
Agricover.com - Access&reg: Instruction Manual


FWIW, You can buy right from Access but the cheapest I found their covers is at MPVautoparts.com. 12% discount & free shipping.

Access Roll-Up Tonneau Cover - MVP Auto Parts

[chuckles]

Originally Posted by Inyourface1650

If you have utilitrack, you have the spray in liner, not the drop in. There is a difference.

I know the difference I was not thinking and apparently I was not reading ether.
Sorry about the confusion