Fold a cover

does any one know if the fold-a-cover is anygood: http://www.foldacover.com/

I want a hard folding cover i would perfer one that locks and can be opened with out opening the tail gate. i almost ordered the BAK : http://www.realtruck.com/productline/1070/155/1/bak_flip_g2_hard_folding_truck_bed_covers.html

but like i said i want to open with out opening the tailgate any suggestions would be helpful and any reveiws on the foldacover would be nice

 

Not sure what kind my friend had but he had a folding one on his truck and it made a horrible rattling noise at higher speeds and over any bumps.

 

I don't know how badly you want a folding cover but I just got a topper from "Undercover" and it is great. You can lock it, you can open it without opening the tailgate and I can take it off my truck in 3 minutes tops when someone is helping me.

http://www.undercoverinfo.com/

 

How much, if I may ask?

 

On the other hand....

I was also thinking about a folding truck bed canopy (kind of like a tent thingey). Any ideas anyone?




(no flames please, I am serious. I probably will not use it often but would be handy out here in this oregon rain sometimes)

 

That folding cover looks good. I was opting for that at first but then went with the tri fold Genesis Tonneau.

Seems too permanent to me those hard ones, not that it's a bad thing. Just not what I need.

 

Around $675, but when I bought my Tacoma I got the dealership to throw it in for free!

 

Hi, I'm new around here. Just researching the new Tacomas cause the last one I had was a 03 DC 4x4. Anyway, this is a question that I can answer. My Dad just had a Fold-a-Cover put on his new GMC 4x4 and it is very nice. As soon as I get my new Tacoma, I WILL have one installed.
Mike

 

was the fold a cover weather proof any problems with leaking and can you still use a bed extender

 

Did you get one yet? The Fold-a-cover is supposed to lock the tailgate too.

I also saw someone replace the nuts on the rail mounts with wing nuts. After that, he could loosen them to slide the cover up against the back window. He used a thick rubber bungee strap to secure it with part of the strap between the cab and latch box on the cover to prevent scratches.