Bed covers

[Darkflow]

To those of you who have one,

Where did you buy it from?
And which is it?

Some pics would be great.

I've been searching ebay and found a couple but hoping I can get some reviews from you guys before I decide to pull the trigger and buy one.

 

[Quigs]

What you looking for? Hard or soft? Fold , roll, or solid? Budget?

 

[Darkflow]

Looking at roll on one's right now. I'm not in a big hurry so budgets not to big of a deal. I can always just save up for it.

Just looking to see what you guys got, what's good to go with & etc. I've never had one so it's all new to me.

 

[Quigs]

Well if I was going to get a roller it would be a Bak Roll X. If budget isn't a factor I would have a Fold-A-Cover G4 elite.

 

[MyRamHemi]

Hey Darkflow. I am kind of in the same position, researching choices/options now. I am currently considering the Truxedo QT Pro (about $475), and the BakFlip G2 (about $700) for roll-up covers. I have a good source for the Undercover SE (about $400) which is a lift-up type hard cover. I am leaning toward the BakFlip right now, but haven't made up my mind yet...

 

[Cormier3288]

I have Bakflip F1. I love it. i almost got the rolling one, but im in the military and never know where ill get stationed so i wasn't sure how snow and ice would effect it. Also it takes up some space in the front of your bed. So thats why i went with the folding one. I went with the F1 model because of reviews i read and from talking with members here. I have had mine for over 2 years no issues. i got mine from a vendor on here. Now BackFlip is a sponsor vendor. I also got the bakbox that folds up and gives some storage in the front of the bed. Hope this helps

 

[13Hemi]

I have an Extang Full-Tilt model on my 13 Express. I bought it from autoanything for less that $300.00. It is a soft cover that can be rolled, but it also has the ability of opening like a normal hard cover (with struts). It can also be taken off in one piece if needed. Works for me an it looks and seals great.

 

[NYCruiser]

I have the tonnopro tri-fold. Soft trifold that's easy to remove/install. About $225

 

[ExpressRules]

I'm probably going with the BakFlip VP on my new 1500 CC. I like that it can fully open so I can get use of full bed if needed. I had the Dodge folding hard cover on my Dakota Crew Cab and thought that and my bedRug were two of the best improvements I made to the truck.

That BakRoll X looked very interesting, but it would worry me that the alignment of the rails to the cover and dirt over time would cause an issue with opening and closing. Plus I"m guessing it does take up some bed space when open.

 

[Darkflow]

Thanks for all the suggestions. I looked at them last night. I think I may go with the Tonno Pro Low Roll. I like how it looks to be even with the sides of the bed when viewing from the sides.

 

[Wandell]

I had an Access roll up cover on my last truck. I cannot brag enough on the quality of the cover. I owned the truck for 10 years and it was still in great shape when I sold it. Some models have a lifetime warranty too.

 

[katokahn99]

RetraxPro. Bought it from Bully's.

 

[whatTHEmilone]

I originally bought a TonnoPro roll-up cover and it was terrible. It didn't fit right and it leaked. After I sold it, I bought an Access Literider Roll-up tonneau cover and it's great. The fabric is the best I've seen and the fit is perfect. I got it off of AutoAnything | Auto Accessories & Aftermarket Parts | Truck Accessories & Car Accessories - Floor Mats, Tonneau Covers & Car Covers for only $337! The original price was $400, but if you live chat with them on the website they will give you deals.

 

[scobbyanddale]

I love my access vanish it was only 300


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[danmp]

I ordered my tonnopro lo roll 2 weeks ago, but it's factory back ordered until 04/24 for our 6'4" ram 1500.

But a 257 cad tx inc free shipping, plus bed led light, protector and tail gate you cannot go wrong.

I have a tonnopro fold since 2011 and it still look like new even with our canadian really hard winters.

I decided to move to a roll tonneau instead of the tri fold only to get full access to my bed anytime and anywhere. And tonno pro replacement part are very cheap.

If you are not in a hurry to change, I will give you my feedback soon as I will get it.

 

[delunad]

I got a RetraxPro and bought it from autoanything

 

[PX8]

Retrax Pro for me too. Yes it, well, cost a lot, but I've seen 10 year old retraxs still holding up good.

 

[Etroze86]

I would get another access in a heart beat. Had them on a perivious truck and can not stress how well they hold up in the crappy weather we have up here in ND. Plus if you have a friend the sells them they can be had for pretty resonable.

 

[PX8]

To those of you who have one,

Where did you buy it from?
And which is it?

Some pics would be great.

I've been searching ebay and found a couple but hoping I can get some reviews from you guys before I decide to pull the trigger and buy one.

Hey, Darkflow, do you have pictures posted somewhere of your truck. I'd love to see how the SRT22's look on your truck. I do think the retrax would look bad ass on your truck too.

 

[Darkflow]

Hey, Darkflow, do you have pictures posted somewhere of your truck. I'd love to see how the SRT22's look on your truck. I do think the retrax would look bad ass on your truck too.

Yeah I should have some posted in the "show your truck" thread in the lowered section.