2014+ Truck Bed / Tonneau Covers

quise2024 · July 8, 2015

I needed a tonneau cover for my new truck after putting in a Bedrug. (My 3rd Bedrug in as many trucks. Excellent product!) My funds were depleted after buying the truck, and I also needed a set of nerf steps. I went on Autoanything.com, and looked at the reviews on the American Tonneau Co. folding cover. It was only $250. The reviews were great, so I ordered it along with a set of Go Rhino 4" stainless nerf steps. The cover arrived in two days! It came already assembled, and was a piece of cake to put on. It also came with a free tailgate seal and a very nice T-shirt! It rained 3" here two days ago. After driving home 30 miles in the down pour, I pulled into the garage and opened the tailgate. Completely bone dry in the bed. This cover comes with a 10 year warranty on the fabric and lifetime on the frame. A real bargain, if you ask me.

Looks good my friend. Gotta love freebies especially when its something useful.

I am currently putting funds together to put a bedrug in now. Im pretty heavily into shoes(sneakers) so ive been parting ways with pairs in my collection that i dont want/wear to pay for my new truck mods ?

LawmanSS · July 9, 2015

Just installed.

Looks awesome! How do you like the Revolver? How is that nameplate installed? Can it be removed? Edited July 9, 2015 by Kilo-9

Bill_F · July 9, 2015

Looks awesome! How do you like the Revolver? How is that nameplate installed? Can it be removed?

I was going to ask the same thing, like the Revolver/Roll-x design, not crazy about the logo plate.

Have been thinking about the Revolver, is it any different than the Roll-X? It seems like maybe more locking area, but I tried to look it up a while back, and couldnt really find what made it "better".

RKeeper1 · July 9, 2015

The truxedo titanium is now on their website!

jeffsig · July 10, 2015

Looks awesome! How do you like the Revolver? How is that nameplate installed? Can it be removed?

So far I really like it. Haven't noticed any leaks yet. I used to have a Bak F1 and I like the X2 better. It also doesn't need drain tubes. I can also close the tailgate without opening the cover.

It looks like the branding could be pried up, but not 100% sure. It's probably only glued.

LawmanSS · July 10, 2015

So far I really like it. Haven't noticed any leaks yet. I used to have a Bak F1 and I like the X2 better. It also doesn't need drain tubes. I can also close the tailgate without opening the cover.

It looks like the branding could be pried up, but not 100% sure. It's probably only glued.

Thanks for the info. If I pull the trigger on the Revolver (pun intended), I'll probably send an email to their tech department to find out if I would damage the vinyl by removing it.

Edited July 10, 2015 by Kilo-9

mattsvtcobra · July 15, 2015

Hey guys. I ordered the Extang Trifecta from AutoAnything but I need some help.

After putting on the product per the instructions, I have noticed that you can lift the cover 5.5+ inches with one hand from the middle of the tailgate. I thought that was a bit odd, so I called AutoAnything and they spoke with Extang and apparently this is "how it is." My friend has one that was manufactured 3-4 years ago and he said he cannot lift the cover more than an inch max.

Can anyone else with this product chime in?

I've attached a picture of my lifting from the middle of the tailgate with one hand.

TruckDaddy · July 15, 2015

I would say it's installed incorrectly or it's somehow defective. If were installed correctly, there's no way you could do that. You could not even lift it ONE inch.

mattsvtcobra · July 15, 2015

I would say it's installed incorrectly or it's somehow defective. If were installed correctly, there's no way you could do that. You could not even lift it ONE inch.

That's what I keep telling the reps on the phone, but they don't really seem to care. I followed the instructions and based on logic, I have it installed correctly. Was hoping a few people that have the cover could verify that theirs does or does not do that. Thanks!

TruckDaddy · July 15, 2015

Open the tailgate, close and clamp the cover to the rails. Lay down in the bed of the truck, push up on the cover and snap a picture of the rear clamps. If the clamps have springs, you won't be able to lift the cover.