does this cover protect our privarcy/gps?
1790037
It's only plastic, the one I got atleast and does not interfere with signal or internet
1790038
No! And, is a piece of crap. Over 50% plastic and only one section in metal. Very fragile. Mine came broken. Thrown away.
1790039
Nope. Just the back panel and sides. Does however make it a little more challenging to get to the buttons the side.
1559582
Cover has belt that u can wrap around the cart at back. You can take it off and install it again.
905784
The case is mostly aluminum, the screen is glass, the edges are plastic and the back has a plastic center. This is the most "metalic" a GPS I've ever had, so I suspect that it is going to be quite heat resistant. I always put my GPS in a dark hidden place, so even when the cabin of the car gets hot in the sun, the device is never I. Direct sunlight when not in use.
2046186
I have a cover on mine an it was very tite.it didnt last very long anyway the belt loops an clip tore up within a month
1601606
Yes it does. It also has an eye on each side in the middle. I bought the cable and lock assembly. Not for security reasons but it ensures the cover not getting blown off in real high winds. (I live on a river). If you get the cable make sure it doesn't lay on the ground because ants will get on it and into ur car. I shortened it. Cover is a perfect fit. Hope this helps.
516185
Yes it will. It is the same hardware but with a protective covering on the GPS
1228104
It does not cover it. I am also looking for a cover for a Britax marathon and can't find it anywhere.
385492
Sorry but I can't really confirm that for myself just quite yet. I just put it on 2 days ago. The product description said the cover was "good" when it came to rain and snow. We shall see.
1625411
No sure, it likely has some protection but I doubt it would be substantial. Given the intended purpose (GPS devices, phones, etc.), I doubt you would have problem. Mine has so far held up quite well on my motorcycle, vibration, extreme temperature variations, rain, what have you...
358467
The best thing to do is to call Truxedo and ask them. They are very helpful and the differences between some of the systems is very slight - it might be a simple fitting in the front or back. We really like the Truxedo cover. It has worked beautifully at highway speeds and high winds.
549413
There is no protective cover that I am aware of. All you will have is the extended cover (sticks out about 1/2" due do the size of the extended battery). The new battery life is well worth the inconvenience of the bulge. Be careful though, the cover tends to fall off/pop-out as it is only held in by a few flimsy plastic "clips". These tend to expand due to movement and heat and may pop off intermittently.
1181886
I have a Road Glide and my antennas fit if I pull the back all the way in. If the antenna does catch on the cover when I close it, it doesn't seem to hurt the antenna or the cover. You just have to be careful when you close the cover. I love my cover. It is convenient. I did switch to the shorter antennas. Now I am less careful.
58343
I purchased this case for my Nuvi 3590, and yes it fits fine. It's a very nice case with good padding and soft linning to pretect the GPS from scratches and damage. I would recommend it with no hesitations.
1895055
The cover is designed for the RT, not the ST so I do not think it will fit properly....probably too loose in spots.
2042389
Yes it does. GPS chafes from this device which also has a spkr on it works great
248805
I'm not sure what you are asking Jonathan, but this is a very nice cover. We are very careful with our tablets, and most always know where they are. We have not dropped our tablet with the cover on it. I hope I answered your question.
1903340
So far I've had no issue - will say that when I've been at risk of a strong thunderstorm I've covered it with a contact wrap to help shield it (particularly so it doesn't run into the ports in case road vibration caused the rubber covers to come loose) - but that's probably me being ultra cautious versus the product requiring it.