Toyota Tundra Tonneau Cover Incident
A Toyota Tundra owner, Connie Xalgado, experienced a harrowing incident on a Texas highway when her securely latched tonneau cover suddenly flew off at 70 MPH.
"So, I was driving down the highway, had just hit 70mph, and I heard a pop. I look in my rear mirror and see nothing."
The incident nearly caused an accident and led to a panic attack, resulting in Xalgado being pulled over by police. This event highlights the potential risks of automotive accessories becoming deadly projectiles.
- The tonneau cover was securely latched before it flew off.
- The incident occurred at a speed of 70 MPH on a Texas highway.
- Xalgado experienced a panic attack and was pulled over by police.
This incident shatters the assumption that tonneau covers will remain securely attached in all conditions, transforming a routine drive into a nightmare scenario.
Author's summary: Tonneau cover flies off Toyota Tundra at 70 MPH.
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