Retractable Hard Tonneau cover recommendations

[SuperBford]

I believe this is the direction I want to go.... if not, I will get a hard trifold Tonneau cover.

Nothing automatic. Just want something smooth, that fits well and is easy to use. Price under 1500 bucks for sure.

Thanks for your help!

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[SuperBford]

Oops. I should have put this in the forum below this one..... If a mod can move it, I'm cool with that.

Sorry everyone

 

[Glocker]

Oops. I should have put this in the forum below this one..... If a mod can move it, I'm cool with that.

Sorry everyone

I'm running one my wife found for me on Amazon and I absolutely love it. It was only $730-ish shipped!!!!

https://www.amazon.com/gp/product/B07ZQR9TPB/ref=ppx_yo_dt_b_asin_title_o06_s00?ie=UTF8&psc=1

 

[SuperBford]

I'm running one my wife found for me on Amazon and I absolutely love it. It was only $730-ish shipped!!!!

https://www.amazon.com/gp/product/B07ZQR9TPB/ref=ppx_yo_dt_b_asin_title_o06_s00?ie=UTF8&psc=1

Easy install? Did you need to change out any of the parts? Did you have to drill for the drain tubes like it says in the description on amazon?

Thanks!

 

[Glocker]

Easy install? Did you need to change out any of the parts? Did you have to drill for the drain tubes like it says in the description on amazon?

Thanks!

I wouldn't say it was easy. I'd maybe characterize it as moderate requiring a little patience. It will require two people. It didn't require any modification of my truck other than the drilling of the two drain holes in the forward bulkhead of the truck bed. There are two plastic caps up there towards the bottom, and that's what we used. The caps popped out really easy. I have a drop in bed liner in my truck, so we removed that first, cleaned up my bed, removed the two caps, and then drilled the holes in the caps. We then marked the drop in bed liner and drilled those holes. It worked out really well. The cool thing is, if you ever want to get rid of the cover, you can probably just buy new drain hole caps for the truck bed to replace the ones you drilled for the cover.

 

[SuperBford]

I wouldn't say it was easy. I'd maybe characterize it as moderate requiring a little patience. It will require two people. It didn't require any modification of my truck other than the drilling of the two drain holes in the forward bulkhead of the truck bed. There are two plastic caps up there towards the bottom, and that's what we used. The caps popped out really easy. I have a drop in bed liner in my truck, so we removed that first, cleaned up my bed, removed the two caps, and then drilled the holes in the caps. We then marked the drop in bed liner and drilled those holes. It worked out really well. The cool thing is, if you ever want to get rid of the cover, you can probably just buy new drain hole caps for the truck bed to replace the ones you drilled for the cover.

Thanks. I have the factory spray in liner so I'll need to check more closely and see how it is setup.

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