I have the 100XQ on my DC LB and I like it alot, I am still able to use the factory cleats I just have to unscrew them most of the way and the slide right in. The suggestion I would make is get yourself the sliding fold down front window, I have just the slider and it is somewhat of a pain to clean. Other than that I am very pleased with the overall fit and finish of the 100XQ.
Calling on Leer camper shell owners
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Here ya go redtoy.Leer 100xq with removable front slider.There are 2 mounting points per side which are bolts that thread into nuts that slide into the rail.Your sliding cleats can still be utilized.I believe the snugtop uses 3 mounting points per side and is bolted on the same way.
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Problems with Leer Shells
This post may come too late for some of you, however, I hope it helps others.
I purchased a Leer 100XQ for my pickup. Looked great and all but the rear glass door didn't close quite right. After three adjustments everything seemed fine. This weekend the door fell completely off shattering on the the tailgate and scratching the paint on my truck. :sosad: Could have been much worse if it caused a wreck. I called the dealer and they said apparently there is a set screw that can work loose and the door can fall off. News to me! The clincher is the shell is 14 months old and out of warranty (despite the three adjustments made under warranty). Tough luck on the truck paint and glass door but I can buy a new door for $ 450.00. No guarantees it won't fall off again though.
No thanks Leer won't be buying anything else from you (ever). Something has changed down at the Leer factory for the worse. Moral of the story is: Beware of Leer products, check your set screws (were you told to do that?) and maybe Snugtop is worth the money cause I am out $1000.00 in paint. Maybe more if the door falls off again.
This post may come too late for some of you, however, I hope it helps others.
I purchased a Leer 100XQ for my pickup. Looked great and all but the rear glass door didn't close quite right. After three adjustments everything seemed fine. This weekend the door fell completely off shattering on the the tailgate and scratching the paint on my truck. :sosad: Could have been much worse if it caused a wreck. I called the dealer and they said apparently there is a set screw that can work loose and the door can fall off. News to me! The clincher is the shell is 14 months old and out of warranty (despite the three adjustments made under warranty). Tough luck on the truck paint and glass door but I can buy a new door for $ 450.00. No guarantees it won't fall off again though.
No thanks Leer won't be buying anything else from you (ever). Something has changed down at the Leer factory for the worse. Moral of the story is: Beware of Leer products, check your set screws (were you told to do that?) and maybe Snugtop is worth the money cause I am out $1000.00 in paint. Maybe more if the door falls off again.1 - 12 of 12 Posts
