Truck bed cover opinions

[Super Eagle]

Originally Posted by rkymntsno

Yes, there's a guttering system that's supposed to run into the drain hoses. At least that's the concept. And the leaks are mostly on the corners. All this talk about my cover is pissing me off. Now I want to get mine fixed! LOL! It does have a three year warranty so once I get back home I'm gonna work on getting it fixed.

Sorry to open a wound buddy.

[rkymntsno]

Originally Posted by Super Eagle

Sorry to open a wound buddy.

NO, that's ok. It's worth trying to get it leakproof again. There's two years left on the warrant. They installers are lazy and don't want to fix the problem. So I'm gonna deal with Bakflip directly. I'll get more service from them.

[Lafayettemo]

OK, it has been a while. Did you buy a cover? Which one? How do you like it?

[Madwinger]

I want full access to my 8 foot bed on my F250. I looked at the Back Flip and other folding but they still cover a couple of feet bed when open.

So I opted for an Access Lorado Roll up. Love it. The tension is adjustable to keep it taunt and the does keep all the water out.

The pictures are one I purchased for 2000 Chevy that we no longer use for towing. (The cover is still for sale by the way) But I have purchased one for my F250. Highly recommended.

Archie

[Riverman]

I've been trying to decide on a tri-fold or a roll up which has the velcro down the side. Which do you all like?

[CAG]

Originally Posted by Riverman

I've been trying to decide on a tri-fold or a roll up which has the velcro down the side. Which do you all like?

I had a trifold on the Duramax and it was ok but it came with the truck when I bought it and plans were to change it out due to the "lost" space with the folding. The front foot or more was hard to get items under if they were heavy and harder to get them out.

[TxLoser]

I’ve been enjoying my Truxedo roll up, but I do wish I could roll it up just part way. It’s all or nothing. Would be nice to have the gen covered when in transit as I keep it up near the cab.

[tabber02]

we talking removeable covers to still use the 5th wheel, or a more permanent cover (for a travel trailer). i opted for a leer 100xq topper for my ram. very happy with it. here it is with the mountain bikes on the roof.

[jbrnigan]

From an earlier post, I have an UnderCover Flex, aluminum tri-fold. I also tow a travel trailer (29RKS). It was important to me to be able to open the cover from either side of the truck and fold it .....I did not want to have to move to the other side of the truck to either unlatch (as with most soft covers) or roll up the cover. As for "stuff" stored up next to the cab, I use an expandable aluminum docking pole with a boat hook on the end, and easily "snag" whatever it might be that I need.