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Most of the video is just a trip video. The end is when they are at the factory addressing the issues. Not much in the video with details on the leaking and fit issues. They say they will have a follow up video. However they say Tune is fixing it with caulk. Hmmm….really?? Sounds like a design...

I agree with this. I've been in a Tune and several others built like this. Just saw a video posted on youtube of a Tune that had to be taken back to the factory due to multiple leaks and not fitting on the bed rails properly. Have had our ATO Summit for two years now and we just completed a...

I have a rhino rack bay wing compact that has served me very well. Not overly expensive and not ginormous either.

Nice rig. I see it running around town on occasion.

You've got a great set up. I bet it's a big difference going from the OVLND Camper to the slide in camper! I've always said when I get rid of my Titan I'd get an XD for a little more payload and towing. I think they fill a nice sweet spot in the truck market. I'm bummed that this is the last...

Pretty easy actually. I have a full size truck and simply but a strap on the tailgate so I can pull it closed from inside.

You sold it??? Hopefully you plan on replacing it with something else cool. Not many Titans out there and we have to keep representing!

Great looking rig! Actually my dream vehicle. If it was in the budget I'd snap it up. You did not happen to drive through Leadville today did you? My home town and I either saw yours or one very similar to it.

Yea I have the Comfort. I'm not sure the Eco is sold in America at this time? They are identical heaters, dimensions and weight wise. As mentioned above the Eco only has two heat levels vs the three of the Comfort. The international sites show the Eco at 1300W and 2800W which equate to...

I don't have an OVLND topper but do have an ATO Summit. Living at 10200 feet surrounded by 13-14k foot mountains a good heater was a must. We opted for a propane Truma Vario heater and do not regret it at all. It is pricey but is a permanent mount and does a fantastic job. I just saw that...

As far as high winds go, the AT does extremely well. We've had our Summit for 1 1/2 years and driving it is very quiet. Much more than I expected. Not even really noticeable at all. It has also barely affected the mpg of our Nissan Titan. And when deployed in high winds it is also very...

You're going to love your ATO Atlas. We've had an ATO Summit for almost 1 1/2 years and its been great. I also love the insulated walls and the angle of them. Fact is, the majority of the time you're just daily driving and using the truck as a truck. I really like it being streamline and we...

First of all I love the truck. After having nothing but Toyotas for 25 years I've been super happy with the Nissan. My favorite truck so far. It handles the AT Summit great. The stock suspension was totally fine for the topper and associated camp gear. Outside of the topper the truck is...

Should be no issue doing that at all. Their website says you can connect it to a portable power station. I use a jackery 1000 to power my AT Summit. I have a pigtailed wired to the fuse block and then plug it into the jackerys 12v output. It powers everything from the truma heater to the fan...

I've always installed fans with a good caulk on the inside, like sikaflex, and also with a sealant on the outside. Two layers of protection that way. The dicor lap sealant will not only cover the external screw heads but the whole seam where the fan meets the roof. Eternabond will do the...

I've had several fans installed on various trailers and toppers, to include my current AT Summit. I've had both MaxxAir and Fantastic fans. None leaked. I'm not sure what type of an you have but I doubt the issue is "a result of a structural characteristic of the fan" but rather an improper...

Inflatable kayaks are fantastic for travel. I dumped my rigid kayak several years ago for an inflatable and am so happy I did. It sits right in the back seat until I need to use it and has allowed me to fly fish some great water!

We use the side kitchen setup and have a minimal cooking set up inside our ATO Summit topper. I'm not a fan of slide outs. They are very expensive, unless you build your own, are generally quite heavy, and take up too much interior space in my opinion. We have a batwing 270 awning on the...

I agree with tacollie. We have an AT Summit with the insulation pack and also have the propane Truma Vario heater. Been out in temps down to 10 degrees and we were very comfortable. I think the soft sides do very well in the cold. I'm sure some are better than others so if looking at a soft...

Check with your insurance company. Each is most likely differenct. I called ours, State Farm, after I had our AT Summit installed. I asked about getting it insured. After sending them the invoice and photographs I was told it was covered under our general policy and was not going to cost...