Who has Tonneau covers on their Taco?

snug lid sl color matched, with easy lift and accessory light oh yea its pimpin!

 

Here is my Tonneau. It is a Gaylord x2000. I like it. Color match was perfect. Its a little harder opening than I thought it would be. But I am happy.

Craig

 

That's sharp. The truck, wheels and cover.

 

If a soft cover is what you're looking for, I recommend http://www.agricover.com

 

I'll second that. I have the Access LE and I'm very happy with it.

 

Undercover. I didn't know Armor Lid existed until this thread. What kind of prices on them?

 

Has anybody installed the Truxedo tonneau cover? I hear it is like the Access LE except that you don't have to remove the factory rails to install. I would be interested to know how the install was and how weather-proof it is. I want a tonneau cover that is easy to remove and install as I only plan on using it when I am carrying stuff I want to protect from the elements.

 

I have an ARE top on my truck and absolutely love it . The fit and finish, in my opinion , are the best in the industry, hands down. This top bolts in directly to the the bed tie down groves. This feature leaves the bed rail tie downs 100% operational. It seals pretty tight. No rain or moisture gets in. Stays completely dry when washing as well. The are on the high end but well worth the money. Good Luck. Pictures are on my page as I am not saavy enough to know how to post them here. Ha Ha !!

 

I have a Top Dawg two section folding cover. Click on the thumbnail below for a larger view.



Read Review here. This is my review and includes a response by the manufacturer.

I put this on in mid-November, 2007 and am very happy with it. It fits the way I use my truck, which includes many small items, some heavy, that have to be loaded and unloaded daily. Provides easy access to both the front and back of the truck bed.

There are more pictures in my gallery, see link in my signature.

 

I just installed the Torza Hard Top on my 08 Taco. Took about 10 minutes....6 minutes to read the directions and 4 minutes to install. Looks great. It's going to rain tonite and tomorrow so I'll see how water tight it is.

 

Is the RollBak and JackRabbit Full Metal the same product? It has the same specs and looks the same, but the JackRabbit is approx. $200 cheaper!

 

You have to remove the rails?

That makes me SO happy I went for the Undercover!

 

Does the Undercover disable use of the bed rails? Also, how do you like it? What do you do witth it when you are out and find something you want to carrry that is too tall - can you strap it to the luggage rack on the top?

 

The Undercover's underside hangs a bit below the rails so you need to take the tiedowns off when it's in place. With the cover down and my bed mat there's a little over 17" of clearance. When I had to pick up a boxed set of speakers that was about 3" too tall I ran a strap from the tiedowns over the cover to hold it down. Except for that I haven't had the problem. It only weighs about 50 lbs so if you had to you could tie it to the racks.

I've posted how much I like the cover on other threads. It's easy to use. Goes on and off solo. Doesn't leak a drop. After almost 2 years old it still looks new. I highly recommend it to anyone looking for a solid cover.

 

My Torza Top works great. Heavy rains have not caused any leakage. I installed the PopnLock and the security is good.

 

I have the Extang Trifold. Easy to take on and off and will not interfere with the rail system. The cover comes supplied with rear brackets, but I slip the hold downs into the track and have never had a problem.

Nice and dry.

 

I was leaning to the RollBak/Jackrabbit Full Metal (BTW, anyone have one of these and can comment on it?), but didn't like how they disabled the rails. Can the rails be moved down? (say buy another set to mount below the ones already in there?) And the Undercover is about 2 bills less than the RollBak! Plus they state it can handle quite a bit of weight (the RollBak is supposed to support 400 lbs.)

 

You only have to remove the rails to put the Access rails behind them. The rails get re-installed and are completely usable. It's not so bad as it seems.

 

I just did a search, and they are around $499! Seem to be almost identical to the Undercover, including a LED lite - lots of peple complain about the front mounting for the Undercover, and I am trying to find out how the ArmorLid attaches at the front.

 

I got mine on Ebay from domesticpartsacc and I love it. It is a tri-fold and it is very light weight. I can remove it in less than 2 minutes. Very affordable too. $265 and free shipping. Took the Taco through a high pressure touchless car wash and not a drop of water was in the bed. Awesome buy.