Reply to "Beige full tonneau"

LfepardoSeattle, WA, 2013 VS

Kevin, both my car and the black one I reference above are VS (California built)... their production standard when I had my car built was 13 fasteners in rear, and only 4 up front— (one by each windshield post, and one on either side of the center mirror/windshield tensioner post- so two to support the driver side tonneau, and two for the passenger side)— As pictured above.

I keep my full tonneau on 6mo of the year, and drive with it covering the passenger side all the time... the two fasteners on the pax side up front as installed by Vs seem to be enough- no issues.

12/28/187:03 PM

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