folding tannau cover

[Ratket]

which one do you have/ how do you like it? HOw is it in the weather? it gets above 110 in the summer and in the single digits in the winter where I live so anyone who has experience in those types of climates with one please chime in. Thanks fellas!!


edit -- and what did ya pay for it?

 

[Dubz]

I went with the Undercover Flex and really like it. I can't really comment one how it does in weather since I've only had it for about three weeks now. I will say I can drive it through the automatic car wash and very little, if any, water gets in the bed.

https://flic.kr/p/prJEMp https://www.flickr.com/people/78995366@N03/

 

[ExpressRules]

I have the BakFlip VP

Easy to install. 6 months old and no issues with hot or cold weather conditions.

 

[WadXpress]

undercover flex trifold as well. I wanted a hardtop fiberglass cover but wanted to be able to use my bed time to time and dont wanna have to pull the lid

Ive only had it 3 weeks. seems nice and sturdy. Im in north dakota for work so its seen negative temps already and everything is fine. easy access to the bed and it will fold all the way back to give full access to the bed

 

[Arth]

Currently have the Back Flip G2 and enjoying it.

 

[cody4130]

I have the American Tonneau Tri-fold. I got it from Summit Racing for about $250. I think the $800 covers mentioned above look awesome and I'm sure they are better in some way but I couldnt justify the expense to myself...Im a cheap ass and a cover was not a high priority for me mod wise. Although, I think $800 for a cover on a 40k+ truck is reasonalble. All I needed was something to keep water and snow out of my bed and keep small loads from flying out on the highway. I don't keep any valuables in the bed so the vinyl cover provides all the security I need. The cover was extremely easy to install just set it on the bed tighten two clamps, unfold it, then flip two levers to lock it down. The portion closest to the cab does not fold up but you can take the whole thing off in like 2 min. Overall quality seems OK, its made in the USA so thats a plus... I might eventually upgrade to one of the covers metinoned above purely for the astetics, they look very sleek!

 

[Ratket]

I have been looking at this one real hard. just currently trying to justify it to my wife..

http://www.foldacover.com/products/tonneau-covers/g4-elite-fold-a-cover/

 

[blackbetty14]

I don't have a folding cover but a tonnopro low roll rollup cover. $240 shipped and had a 10yr warranty on the vinyl which is very thick. I originally wanted the rollX but couldn't justify $800. So with the money I've saved I got nerf bars, a vararam and looking at a tuner possibly.

I went with a roll up bc when u need the bed the fold ups cover the rear window or don't allow full access to the bed.

I've had mine for alittle over a month and has seen some snow and no issues.

 

[Crazy4info]

I went with a trifold vinyl one off eBay for $260 shipped. I moved the one locking brace bar closer to the tailgate of the truck but other than that it's been great. I really can't say if i will keep this truck for along time or not. Didn't want to dump $1000 in it if I did trade it off.

 

[Danimal77]

I like the looks of the new LEER Trilogy. It's pretty new but found a few Google pics on a ram. I'm thinking that might be my tax return present to myself this year.

 

[blackbetty14]

I went with a trifold vinyl one off eBay for $260 shipped. I moved the one locking brace bar closer to the tailgate of the truck but other than that it's been great. I really can't say if i will keep this truck for along time or not. Didn't want to dump $1000 in it if I did trade it off.

That's the other reason I went with the tonnopro.

 

[Mcknigha]

I have a $250 soft cover and it's held up for a year now. My temps range from 10 degrees to 100 degrees. This is not including the heat and chill index.

 

[d_harbord]

Just picked up the Undercover Flex. So far so good. Not much weather down here in Texas but, it keeps the car wash out.

 

[Birddog]

I have a BakFlip Fiber Max. I love the way it looks and functions. If I had any complaint about it, after the third flip it gets kind of heavy to flip from the side of the truck. At least with my tall truck. That's a small price to pay for being able to stand on it at that same third flip. It's pretty damn strong.

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[Mcchub]

Extang trifecta, my coworker has had one for 3 years and has held up well to winter. The other reason I bought it was because they are made in my home state.