Vinyl Truck Bed Covers

I bought a F-350 8 ft bed in 1999 and put a Downey Products cover on it. I'm on my 3rd F-350 with the same cover and it still looks like new.
I've had a tool box that sets below the top of the bed rails in all 3 trucks. No problem with the DP cover.

Access and Truxedo are pretty much the same cover.

I have an Access Original. My second one. I tried another brand on my last truck and went back to the Access. It sits 1 1/2' above the bed rails. No wrinkles, beautiful fit and finish. Couldn't be any happier...

B.O.

Another Truxedo fan. No bows or snaps to deal with. It rolls up out of the way in seconds and rolls back out just as quick. They have a lifetime guarantee and the company is great to deal with. I had one on my '01 and now my '11.

I have a Access Lorado and it works good.

I use an Extang Tough Tonneau cover.. and an RDS 60 gal toolbox tank on my F350 longbed. It does not open in front, that would be a nice feature, as I generally would be without trailer, but filling the aux tank only.

I can't comment on the toolbox part, but I've owned several truxedo brand tonneaus over the years and they've all held up perfectly. They've got several versions of soft tonneau and surely one will fit your needs.

I use one with my tool box. It's a Retrax roll-up and it's been great. It has a lifetime warranty. I bought the truck 5 years old and the cover was ripped. I called the company. They had me cut the serial number out of the cover and send it to them. They sent me a brand new vinyl cover which I had to attach to the framework. Not bad since I didn't buy it new, nor did they ask.

I just had a TruXedo deuce installed on my truck. I have an auxiliary fuel tank in the front of the bed. The "deuce" opens up at the front of the bed as well as the rear. You can roll it up all the way to the front. I don't have to roll it up in order to fill the fuel tank in the bed now. Look Here

TonnoPro tri fold. The latch locations may not work for all boxes.