Soft tonneau cover

[Buckeye2019]

What do you all have and what would you all recommend.

 

[lonestar21]

I have the tonno pro low roll. I've had it for more than 6 months and it's been great so far for the low price they go for. Water doesn't go into the bed even with the rainy season we had in California
I would recommend it

 

[mtofell]

I'm on my 2nd Truxedo roll-up. Had my first on an 06 truck and it looked/worked just like new after 6 years. I sold it with the truck and got another one with my new truck. Of course, security isn't the best so if you live or work in the ghetto, or store a bunch of expensive stuff in your bed it may not be the best option. For me it works and I've been very happy with the product for the price. I think I paid around $600 and that included installation.

 

[14hemiexpress]

I had a tonno pro tri fold in my last truck more than likely will be ordering a new one for this truck for $250 I couldn't of asked for anything else.

 

[coldfusion73]

Extang trifecta


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[coldfusion73]

http://www.extang.com/trifecta-folding-tonneau-covers.html


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[ranger520]

We have a Tonno Pro trifold on my Express and an Extang Trifecta on my wifes Big Horn. They are both pretty good .... I think the Extang is better built

 

[develand]

Truxedo lo pro. Wont run anything else if I have a say. I have had two, one about 7 years ago, and now on this truck. One of the nicest, cleanest looking cool up covers in my opinion.

 

[sriley531]

I'm using a truxedo as well after 2 of my buddies were swearing by them. Didn't want a try fold as sometimes I need full bed usage and didn't want to have to remove it. So far I'm pleased with it. Easy on, easy off. Keeps the rain out and isn't noisy at higher speeds with the back slider open. For the ~$300 I spent, I have no complaints.

 

[tjfdesmo]

I am running a Truxedo Deuce. I like having access to the front of the bed without rolling the whole thing up, and it looks good. Downsides: Doesn't seal particularly well, the front latches can be a PIA to unlatch, and I miss being able to just undo one corner in the back like I could with the Mopar tonneau on my '05.

 

[Magna]

I'm using a Tyger tri-fold from Amazon...~$250. Great fit and easy on-off.




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[RamDawg]

That Tyger trifold looks good and cheap. I'm probably going that route too.

 

[jknappen]

I have a tool box so my choices are limited and expensive


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[adurm]

Tonneau pro tri fold here. Good price. Fits well. Not sure if anyone has a good fit for the tailgate "spoiler." At least at a $250 mark. Mild bouncing at highway speeds compared to my dad's snap on cover.

 

[jasonw]

Wow, no Access covers? I see a lot of good things about them online. I've had three trucks with them, and all good experiences, no issues. Plan on eventually getting one for my 2014 when the budget permits.

 

[BlueRT]

I put a Truxedo Lo Pro QT 2 years ago and have no complaints. Water does pool on the plastic spoiler on top of the tailgate, but that is not the fault of Truxedo. The company is great to work with. I stripped out one the aluminum clamps, got a little carried away with my ratchet, and was sent a new one no charge. I broke the plastic hook on one of the hold down straps, cold day and I didn't see is was caught on the cargo I was unloading, and was sent a new one no charge. Great company good products.