A.R.E. Introduces LSII Tonneau for 2007 Silverado/Sierra

Leading truck cap and tonneau manufacturer A.R.E. is pleased to announce the availability of its popular LSII fiberglass tonneau cover for the all new 2007 Chevrolet Silverado and GMC Sierra. A.R.E.'s LSII Series tonneau is custom molded to complement various design elements of the new Silverado/Sierra, including the style lines of the vehicles and the factory equipped tailgate protector. In a consumer survey conducted by Frost and Sullivan, the A.R.E. LSII Series was chosen by tonneau cover owners to be "Best" in four categories including Durability, Fit, Function and Style. Unique features of the LSII include a patented lift assist system and palm handle, modular rail and composite clamp technology and DuPont Chroma Premier automotive paint. Unique options include A.R.E.'s remote keyless entry and a fiberglass sport wing with a Hella light. The LSII tonneau and its painted finish are backed by a limited lifetime warranty from A.R.E. for the life of the original pickup truck it is installed on. A.R.E. has been a leading manufacturer of fiberglass truck caps and hard tonneau covers for nearly four decades, with more than 700 employees at its ISO-9001:2000-certified manufacturing facilities, and a network of over 600 independent authorized dealers. Visit www.4are.com for more details and to locate an authorized A.R.E. dealer near you. For more information, contact A.R.E. at 4000 Nave Rd. S.E., P.O. Box 1100, Massillon, OH, 44648; or call 800.649.4ARE.
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