Best Tonneau Cover

[NC Roamer]

Originally Posted by Rustic Eagle

I have a UnderCover Flex hard cover that I've been very happy with. I haven't seen any obvious leaks and never had any cargo showing signs of moisture exposure after a good storm or TV washing.

https://www.undercoverinfo.com/p-371...over-flex.html

I've had an UnderCover Classic on a Tacoma for about five years. It is completely watertight. Have had no issues with it at all.

[kayakterp]

Originally Posted by wags999

I have had the Extang Trifecta for 6 years. Sitting outside every day, including the blazing Arizona sun. Never has leaked still works like the day I installed it and it''s easy to remove if I need to. I would buy it again.

When I bought my F-250 with only 4,500 miles it came with the Trifecta. The only problem is the hinge cracked making it hard to get a good straight seal without overlapping, after folding. I bought a replacement hinge but haven’t had time to try and replace it yet.
During the spring & summer I remove it to put on my ladder rack (used for hauling kayaks) but it’s about time to put it back on. Have never noticed any leakage!

[motorbreath]

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Originally Posted by Wampuscat

Check out the Truxedo LoPro QT. A vinyl cover I've been using for 3 years now and no problems. Will leak a little but not much to worry about. Good warranty too. Been more than pleased with this cover.

[Tommie]

I have had two Retrax (Pro model) covers and they have been great and haven't had any leaking issues. They are expensive, but a great bed cover.

[jaycojay]

Bakflip!

[alwalk63]

Originally Posted by FeatherFam

I would appreciate input on well-made tonneau covers that do not leak or leak very little. We have a Fold-A-Cover aluminum cover that leaks like a sieve no matter what I do to tweak it. It is also falling apart after 3 years. Is there a cover out there that does extremely well with leaking? We have a long bed with a spray-in bed liner. I know tonneau covers leak, but there has to be something better than ours.

Hi you can't go wrong with the truxedo lo pro or the back flip mx4. Regardless Look for one that you don't have to open the back flip to close the tailgate. The older styles the most people don't open the back flip when they close the tailgate and the seals jam up

Good luck

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[jloco]

Originally Posted by wags999

I have had the Extang Trifecta for 6 years. Sitting outside every day, including the blazing Arizona sun. Never has leaked still works like the day I installed it and it''s easy to remove if I need to. I would buy it again.

I'm on my 2nd Trifecta. First on was on my 2007 Tacoma that I just traded a few months ago. Tonneau was on there for 10 years! Not garaged so it was exposed to New England weather non stop. It still looked great when I traded. A little wear and slight tiny cracking on the edges, but pretty good for 10 years out in the elements.

I bought another for my 2017 Silverado.

[bzeller]

I'll put my Truck Covers USA cover up against anything. Def not the cheapest cover out there, but in my experience, 9 out of 10 times you get what you pay for!

Truck Covers USA | The Finest Roll Covers & Accessories on Earth

[oldmanAZ]

Yet another happy Truxedo soft tonneau cover customer here.

We have a combination 50gal fuel tank/tool box at the front of our long bed and needed a cover that would clear that. There were varieties of hard covers that might have worked, but we wanted something that we believed would clear to minimize the hassles of returning one if we were wrong.

There is some infrequent rain water in the bed that seems to get in under the tonneau rails, but the fabric itself seems waterproof. Stuff in the bed - generator, ladder, storage tubs, etc. - stays quite clean and dry and is 'out of sight, out of mind' secure.

[29BHS ECO]

Had an Access cover for 14 yrs and except for the hole I put it in with my torch it held up great. Just got the Access Tonnosport for the new truck, not as expensive as the first one so here's hoping it last's almost as long. Larry

[01tundra]

Access Vanish here.

I've had one on the last four trucks I've owned and it is what I have on my current two trucks. The one on my Tacoma is almost years old and still in perfect shape.

They are super tough and keeps the stuff in my bed dry, plus I really like the low profile look of them.

[bluegill1]

Extang trifecta, on a 2015 Tundra, never leaks, as good today as when it was first installed 2 years ago. Very happy.

[troutslayer]

So FeatherFam, you have a lot to choose from...which one did you go with?

[spepi]

I've had Tonnopro Trifold, Tonnopro low roll, and now I have the vanish. I like the vanish the best out of all.

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[FeatherFam]

Originally Posted by troutslayer

So FeatherFam, you have a lot to choose from...which one did you go with?

I am still noodlin' this. I have not ruled out a shell. All of the tonneau covers have their pros and cons. I really do not want any more water leaking in the bed, and I do not want to fuss with rolling up a cover or having to open the tailgate to open the cover. I also do not want to spend nearly a grand on the thing like I did the current piece of junk that I have on the TV. If I go with a tonneau, I think I will keep it at or under $500. Once they get up in the grand territory, I start thinking shell. We have a longed, so most of the "inexpensive" covers run $450-$550.

[blwright]

www.tonneaufactoryoutlet.com Morrie will treat you right!