Toneau covers
I am thinking of purchasing a toneau cover for my truck, the tri folding looks like I could keep it on the bed while towing the fifth wheel. Does anyone else use this type of set-up, good, bad, indifferent?
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- Thanks for the replies, I purchased an Extand Trifecta, installed in about 5 minutes and looks great, now we will see how it holds up. My truck is a 2015 F350 LB CC.
APT wrote:
For those owners of tri-fold (soft or hard): can you drive with the cover folded up against the rear of the cab, vertical?
You can with the Bakflip, here is a random picture from the internet on what it looks like.
- The roll up type don't last up here in tbe frozen north. A foot or 2 of snow on them and the velcro lets go.
APT wrote:
I prefer the rolling vinyl covers over tri-fold because they offer more bed access and self storing. I had an Access Cover Limited on my last pickup which lasted my 8.5 years before selling to my brother who still has it.
X2. I wouldn't have anything else. Going on 3 years with my Access Laredo, and still looks like new.ib516 wrote:
APT wrote:
For those owners of tri-fold (soft or hard): can you drive with the cover folded up against the rear of the cab, vertical?
Yes for the undercover flex.
This is what the flex looks like in drive position. You have 2 struts to engage, however it does express a warning to try and avoid "Excess" speed. I've driven with mine in the up position at 65 mph.
APT wrote:
For those owners of tri-fold (soft or hard): can you drive with the cover folded up against the rear of the cab, vertical?
Yes for the undercover flex.sportsman 500 wrote:
Retrax Pro. I have one as well as a buddy who pulls a 5er. They are pricey but if you plan on keeping the truck it is the last tonneau cover you will ever buy.
:) Hi, I also have a Retrax Pro; Very expensive, but worth it. It does exactly what I expected it to do.- Retrax Pro. I have one as well as a buddy who pulls a 5er. They are pricey but if you plan on keeping the truck it is the last tonneau cover you will ever buy.
- With the TonnoPro HardFold you could not. The panels fold over on top of themselves, but don't fold up against the cab.
With the BakFlip FiberMax, it can do either. - For those owners of tri-fold (soft or hard): can you drive with the cover folded up against the rear of the cab, vertical?
