ESI ROK Block 4.25 inch Width Tailgate Gap Cover and Ultimate Tailgate Seal with Taper Seal 6ft for Sidewalls

After reading all the reviews, I bought this seal and it works well! It was installed 2 months ago and the adhesive REALLY sticks! An important point - it absolutely keeps water and dust out of the truck bed... but it also TRAPS water and dust IN the truck bed. Obviously. I've had a tonneau leak for some time before installing this seal, and now I'm extra motivated to stop that tonneau leak. As I said, this seal really sticks and works!

Works great for me on my 2020 Jeep Gladiator. Gas motor. Did trim the left side of the holder so I could stick it as far left as possible on the lid to clear gas cap when lid is closed. I works. Also no problem using the gas pump nozzle. It clears. If you have the Mopar locking gas cap, do not need key to remove cap from holder. Just lightly push white part of cap with finger and cap come off holder easy. Cap locks into holder with very minimal effort. Easy. I like this.

I've had this on my truck for a couple of months and it is holding up perfectly. It was easy to put on, and the adhesion promoter stuff they give you really works! I haven't had any problems with the strips lifting away from the surfaces, and it's plenty sturdy material. I think it should hold up well for a good long time. Definitely helps keep wetness and dirt out of my truck bed when off roading!

The gap between the lower tailgate and bed floor is too large for the rubber strip. It needs to be a couple more inches wider to make up for the rotation of the tailgate. It pulls tight and the adhesive can’t tolerate it.

Worked fantastic to seal up the tailgate gap on my Jeep Gladiator.Highly recommend!

Just installed and so far everything seems quality, however, in the listing it is not apparent that the 6 foot main seal is not enough length to cover both the sides and the bed/tailgate seam on my Tacoma, and bigger trucks would need even more. Of course, the rock seal will help seal the tailgate seam, but for those that want to seal underneath the rock guard in case things come apart, the 10 foot length would be needed. My review is in response to this not being apparent in the listing, not the quality of the product.

Pretty difficult to figure out from all of the reviews how long each piece of material is. Even after reading through all of the questions I still wasn't sure what I was getting, and another review said it wasn't enough to seal the bed of the Tacoma (which is wrong...more to come).You receive three pieces of material: The first is the tailgate seal between the bed and the tailgate, which was just over 63" long and slightly over 4" wide as seen in the photo. The next piece is for sealing up the sides of the bed. The piece I received was just over 74" long and around an inch wide. The third piece is around 14" long. It has a thicker bulb portion than the longer piece does and it is there to seal up any other small gaps you might have. Also included are detailed instructions, some alcohol pads, and an adhesion promoter pen that you apply before you peel and stick the seals.The process of applying it is very straightforward. I followed the instructions carefully and it was very easy. I ended up with about 3 feet of extra strips (a mix of all three pieces) when I was done. I was using it on a 3rd gen Tacoma (which has the same width bed/tailgate as every other third gen Tacoma.I shone a light from the bed towards the tailgate to make sure I was covering all of the gaps. Seems to be sticking very well. If the adhesion fails, I'll be sure to update this review.

Purchased this and installed it before going up the Dempster Highway in Canada, I was hoping to keep out the dust. I cleaned my entire backend/tailgate with rubbing alcohol used the adhesion promoter and followed the directions to the T. I also used all of the extra length I had to further seal the sides, I thought I was ready for the gravel highway.I sealed all the seams of my tonneau cover with duct tape to help prevent intrusion of dirt and hit the road. I was beyond disappointed when I got to my campground for the night and EVERYTHING was covered with dust in the backend, with heavier dust the closer you got to the tailgate. It had covered a nearly new microwave/convection over/air fryernthat I had next to the tailgate with dust. In fact the dust was so bad that it ruined that microwave (started smoking after it ran for a few minutes). A week later the seal started to peel from the tailgate, it’s still on there, but the opening now is even larger than it was before. I’m back from my trip and now need to figure out how to remove the seal. I’d like to find one what works better and won’t be buying this brand again.