[kc8sid]

Happy to get the truck a few days ago after nearly 3 years.

Driving 2.1 miles of Michigan dusty dirt roads and it sucked in a ton of dust in the truck bed. My Silverado's and GMC trucks all did also.
See picture. You can see where my wife's "dusty" box of wedding shower items sat.

Anyone have a luck sourcing and installing air tight seals?

Thanks,
-srm

 

[Wildabeest]

The good news is that you can use the onboard compressor to blow it out! I don’t anything for you as it relates to better ways to seal it though.

 

[R99]

Happy to get the truck a few days ago after nearly 3 years.

Driving 2.1 miles of Michigan dusty dirt roads and it sucked in a ton of dust in the truck bed. My Silverado's and GMC trucks all did also.
See picture. You can see where my wife's "dusty" box of wedding shower items sat.

Anyone have a luck sourcing and installing air tight seals?

Thanks,
-srm

Welcome to the forum @kc8sid! Are you looking for tighter seals for the tonneau cover?

 

[kc8sid]

Welcome to the forum @kc8sid! Are you looking for tighter seals for the tonneau cover?

The tonneau cover leaks water around the edges but I don't think that is where the majority of the dust is entering... I think its entering around the tail gate itself and would require a seal around it.
-srm