Tonneau cover recommendations

Tri-Fold gator $250 shipped to my house

 

I installed a Rugged II Hard Tri-Fold yesterday. Probably only took 20 mins to install. Can't speak to how good it seals yet. Needed no tools other than the little allen wrench it came with.

 

Bak fibermax for the win.... the look is awsome in my opinion and sits flush. 90-95% water tight. Its so good i didn't bother with drain tubes.

 

Would you mind saying where you got is?

 

A.R.E LS-ll color match about 1,200.00

 

http://tonneaucoversworld.com

 

That's what I'm getting for my TACO, but the SE instead for my silver sky. I tried the Flex, but didn't like how it looked and no locks on it made me think again. Undercover SE for me.

 

I got this one:

http://ruggedliner.com/tonneau-covers/hard-folding-tonneau-cover/

$700

I really like it. It even has a built in light.

 

How much was it?

 

Mine came with the OEM cover from the factory. I don't have any complaints with it. It's not 100% waterproof but with the locking tailgate it keeps my stuff a little more secure.

 

Probably the Truxedo cover. I have the Extang Tri-Fold Vinyl 2.0 and it leaks. The company (Extang) says that all covers leak. Which defeats the purpose of a tonneau cover. Stay away from Extang.

 

Truxedo lo pro, nice cover. Can roll it up or take it off in seconds. No matter what cover you get your going to have to seal it up better.

 

I purchased during bak group buy. I dont remember what i paid. If i had to guess 700ish.

 

I have a roll n lock ... has been working out great for me but i have a long bed .. 1600 installed

 

Do you guys notice any significant fuel economy changes with the cover?

 

I notice shit stopped disappearing from the back of my truck

 

Or not worry about it. Mine has a gap at each corner on the front and rear where the rubber seal connects to the tonneau cover.

 

Ha! Security isn't an issue for me. I just wouldn't mind a little more protection from the weather

 

Mine pretty good .. very little water gets in when it rains and since my truck is lifted it seems to help. Only thing that sucks is the price wish it was a little cheaper

Only lost about 12" of bed space

 

I'm not trying to be an ass (it comes naturally to me!), but I giggled when I read your 85% water-tight assessment. Somehow I pictured you measuring the rainfall, and the subsequent leakage into your bed.

Anyhoo, I am going with the Truxedo based on feedback from friends who use it. Roll-backs make sense; don't have a hard top bed cover, that's called an SUV.