Tonneau cover

kewlgye · August 19, 2005

I'm wanting to get a Roll-up tonneau cover for my truck. Having to shovel the snow out of my bed before I use it is getting old. Any suggestions on which brand or any experiences with these? I've never put one on any of my trucks.

Needgasmoney · August 20, 2005

Check ou the Lund Tri-Fold Cover. Just installed mine and am very pleased. I've had roll-ups in the past but the tri-fold design is easier to install and completely remove when you need the entire bed, or you can just fold up part of the cover to expose only part of the bed.

kewlgye · August 20, 2005

Check ou the Lund Tri-Fold Cover. Just installed mine and am very pleased. I've had roll-ups in the past but the tri-fold design is easier to install and completely remove when you need the entire bed, or you can just fold up part of the cover to expose only part of the bed.

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Thanks, I'll check it out

DEV1ST8R · August 21, 2005

Can you use the roll-up tonneau's with a plastic bedliner? Or would I have to cut the top edge off of the plastic liner to fit it in?

gglaeser22 · September 7, 2005

I bought the ACCESS roll up. I needed something that would "get out of the way quick" so I could put the quads up in there and then close up once we get to where we are riding. I like it alot. Had a refurbished one on my old truck I swear it was brand new when I opened the box. I did buy it from one of the sponsors here after looking at a truck show. For the money I think it is the best design I saw. I will definately buy one again.

mityike · September 7, 2005

The Lund Tri-Fold is awesome. Ive had mine a couple months and it takes literally seconds to remove and install. No snaps, velcro, or permanent rails attached to truck bed. And it has been virtually waterproof since installation. Paid about $350, installed myself, and definitely satisfied.

kewlgye · September 10, 2005

The Lund Tri-Fold is awesome. Ive had mine a couple months and it takes literally seconds to remove and install. No snaps, velcro, or permanent rails attached to truck bed. And it has been virtually waterproof since installation. Paid about $350, installed myself, and definitely satisfied.

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How does yours seal to the bed for a water tight fit? And does it latch down?

05Quadrasteer · October 13, 2005

I have had the Access roll-up cover on both a 2003 and 2005 Silverado. The ease of removing it and putting it on the new truck was excellent. Also a bit point to consider is the spouse. My wife loves the fact the edge is sealed with velcrow. As for overall sealing, when the cover was first installed in my 2003 the dealer put a poxy sealer at the font edge. Still got some water inside. When I move the cover to the 2005 truck I didn't do the sealing and the amount of water inside is the same. The only time it actually gets any water is during a hard rain storm and the truck is sitting so the water can run along the front edge and down into any openings between the truck bed and the liner. The back edge at the tail gate is sealed tight and latches in place.

Just my two cents. You all have a good day.

Bill

-[Rupes]- · December 22, 2005

Try looking for the "LORADO" cover, Its made by access and has all the same features.... BUT, its sits more flush on the bed rails. Runs you around the same price and gives you a little bit more style.

chesney09 · January 18, 2006

If anyone is still looking for a tonneau cover, I have access to Snapless covers, 3 bows, 22OZ Vinyl. Aluminum Frame clamps to bed. 2 year manufacturer warranty. For Standard 6.5 FT Chevy/GMC bed.

$150.00 plus shipping

I have this cover on my truck and for the money, you can't go wrong especially if you are on a lease and don't care to dump 250 +