Tonneau cover suggestions? Let's see them.

WilliamBos · July 10, 2015

Been mulling a Tonneau cover for my truck. I would like something that is easily removable with nothing permanent sticking out on the inside rails. If it can tolerate a bit of snow load, would be nice too.

Does not need to be top dollar either.

Open to suggestions.

MS3DALE · July 10, 2015

Either one of these two...

http://www.extang.com/trifecta-folding-tonneau-covers.html

http://www.extang.com/fulltilt-hinged-roll-up-removable-snapless-tonneau-covers.html

I have the Full-Tilt style and love it!!

Explorer · July 11, 2015

http://www.4wheelparts.com/Tonneau-Covers-and-Truck-Bed-Covers/Revolver-X2-Hard-Roll-Up-Truck-Bed-Cover.aspx?t_c=82&t_s=141&t_pt=3135&t_pn=BKI39101 Ordered this one yesterday to replace my aging tri-fold. Gains access to all the bed space without removing it for taller items.

2017SierraSLT · July 11, 2015

Truxedo Lo Pro QT is a great soft cover that rolls up effortlessly, and isn't too expensive.

Imcrazy · July 11, 2015

I like my tonnopro hard fold. Its easy to open and close, keeps the bed dry and I can remove it myself in less than five minutes and it leaves no rails or gutters behind.

ImpoSStor SS · July 12, 2015

I really like my Extang Revolution. It's been through 3 Michigan winters and still looks great. The cover, frame and most other parts have a lifetime warranty.

I highly recommend it!

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jonsnow · July 12, 2015

I have the Extang trifold. Works great,easy put on and take off. No rails to deal with.

Explorer · July 12, 2015

The tri-folds are nice. My old Lund is just plumb worn out (like me". Easy enough to remove when you need to for "most" people. Only reason I bought the Bax Revolver X2 was it's a hard top rollup, rolling completely to cab where I don't have to remove it. Health issues start becoming a factor with some of us old farts. Hope I like it as much after I get it installed.

GLSierra13 · July 21, 2015

I have an Extang Trifecta tri-fold. Just over two years so far and no complaints whatsoever. Easy to put on and take off. I treat it with Tonneau Tonic two or three times a year.

karlmg · July 23, 2015

The TruXedo Deuce is a nice choice as well. This cover can be folded or rolled up.

maplesig · July 23, 2015

I have a Bakflip g2. It's awesome but pricey!

SilverSulley · July 30, 2015

I love my Bakflip g2!

Ove · November 19, 2016

Been mulling a Tonneau cover for my truck. I would like something that is easily removable with nothing permanent sticking out on the inside rails. If it can tolerate a bit of snow load, would be nice too.

Does not need to be top dollar either.

Open to suggestions.

What did you end up with? And any pros and cons to share on what you chose?

Looking into a Tonneau cover myself, and since I ride MX and Enduro, I need something that is easy to take off, and as for you, it should hold up to snow as well.

RoarinRow · December 18, 2016

Just picked up and installed a Gator SR1 Roll Up Tonneau Cover for my 02 2500HD. It's too dark and cold for pictures. But it was any easy install.

Bought the truck used and it came with diamond plate bed rail caps. So their is minor rubbing on the release lever. I may need to may adjustments in the morning. Hope it holds up to snow and the elements.

It was about $251 so I was happy with the price and the quality. No drilling and done in half an hour or so taking my time at night and re-reading directions.

demech23 · December 19, 2016

My wife got me the Extang Revolution as a Christmas / Birthday gift 4-5 years ago when the model first came out. Still looks and performs great. Rolls forward to get full bud access, and bed is dry even under heavy rains.

http://www.extang.com/revolution-roll-up-tonneau-covers.html