Agri-CoverAccess 60090 TrailSeal Total Bed Seal Kit

I installed on my 16 Chevy with a spray on bed liner. Works great. I have about 800 miles on it. Came with foam blocks. Just need a seal or silicone the front of the access cover TJ the top of the bed box.

It's okay. It does not seal at the top edges because there is a wider gap. I do not believe there are any seal kits that would seal the top two inches on the sides of the tail gate. The seal kit is a starting point to seal the whole box from dust.

this bed seal kit worked great i had read lots of reviews on this seal kit so i also use some of the 3M adhesieve on the end of my truck it is holding perfect i have gone down several gravel roads and there is virtually no dust in the bed of the truck yes this is a good product

I like that the kit included large foam blocks to seal off the areas under the bedrails, but the foam rubber seals were disappointing.The main seal at the tailgate end that goes across the bottom of the tailgate is L-shaped. It looked like it would do its job fine, however the adhesive failed after the first day. Before you think installation error, think again. I washed the bed thoroughly, and used isopropyl alcohol to clean the surfaces that would receive the adhesive side of the seal. I even waited till the ambient temps outside were ~70F(a month or two after I bought the kit).The failure occurred at the junction from the adhesive to the rubber seal, not the adhesive to paint. So what was left was adhesive stuck to the bed, with no rubber seal stuck to it. This didn't occur across the whole length of the seal, but intermittently across the whole seal, with about half of its total length affected. Hopefully just bad QC.During installation, be careful with the foam blocks. I accidently pushed one too far and it got stuck somewhere under the bed and above the wheelhouse liners I put in from GM. Later that day my wife was following me in her car and it finally blew out somewhere on the freeway, but I didn't stop to try and find it. I emailed customer service regarding ordering a replacement block and to ask about the adhesive failure, but never got a response.I'll probably get another kit to install on my new truck, but may go with another companies tailgate seal. Either that or try and find some foam blocks that I can cut up and install to fill the large gaps under the bedrails.

Seals the bed pretty well. I have a factory spray in bed liner, so I placed the tailgate seal just below the bed liner edge. Well worth the money, but why would GM leave such gaping holes in the bed in the first place!

The kit worked very well. My one issue was that the instructions provided were inadequate. I recommend this item but if you buy it spend some time on you tube looking for an installation video. That was helpful to get it installed correctly.

It does not stop all the water and in places the adhesive did not hold up. Most of the water now seems to come in under the plastic bed caps and the plastic covers over the holes in the side of the bed. Still an improvement but not a 100% solution.

The tailgate seal has been on for awhile now and is still in place. It helps a little to seal out dust when traveling on gravel roads when hunting, but does not keep everything out. Not there fault... just poor design by GM on my Sierra.