tonneau covers

CKNSLS wrote:
They all leak to a small degree-except for the heavy fiberglass ones. If you say yours doesn't leak- the water must have dried first.

Baloney. :R

After first installing my GM soft cover I took my Silverado through the truck wash - a few drops by the tailgate, that's it. It's been through countless storms since and barely a drop inside. :B

I had a TonnoPro tri-fold soft cover on my Tundra and it was great. It would take a driving rainstorm to get a little bit of water showing up on the walls of the bed, but kept everything inside dry.

Now I have an Extang Solid Fold 2.0 on my Ram, it's great too. Same thing, keeps most water out, but every once in a while I'll see a little leak down the wall... never enough to get anything wet though. Benefit of the solid fold is that it is more secure and I can mount things (currently bikes) on top of the tonneau when I am hooked to my trailer.

Check out TonnoPro. I've had mine for 3+yrs and love it. On the cheaper end of the scale, and great customer service too.

I have a Access Roll up cover and works great for me. No big deal about having to roll it up to use bed. Water somehow seems to find a way into the bed. Keeps things outta sight/outta mind. Doesn't flap on the road or bend when I had 20" of snow on it. Like it 100% better than cap I had before.

To leakage, I have not noticed any except at the Tail Gate, that is only because I use a louvered 5er TG, and that is the only place I notice any wetness.

https://www.realtruck.com/truxport-tonneau-cover/

I am very happy with my Extang trifold soft cover. Just bought my third one for the new truck.

They are dry enough for what I carry in the bed. They are simple o fold up and secure. They are also simple to remove.

With one I was 500 miles from home and got a great deal on a lawn tractor and trailer. Removed the cover, loaded the equipment and place the cover alongside. I can do all that by myself.

Sure - someone could cut into it but just about anything can be broken into.

They all leak to a small degree-except for the heavy fiberglass ones. If you say yours doesn't leak- the water must have dried first.

We have a Truxsport roll up, and love it! Also have a below rail tool box in the front of the bed and when rolled bac have full access to it, only takes seconds to roll back.

I like my xtang sold fold, second one I've bought. Fairly water tight but not 100%. Built like a tank.

I like my diamond back from Pennsylvania. You can haul 1600 lbs on top. Remove the system in no time, or flip one on top of the other.
Check it out.
Rick.