For Christmas this year I am going to get a tonneau cover for my truck. After looking around and reading some reviews, and also talking to people I know who have covers on their vehicles, I have narrowed it down to four choices and would like to get your opinions on them. I only have a few things I want for sure. Must be soft, roll up type with a way to secure the cover at the front of the bed. Don't want snaps, prefer velcro or other type of snapless secure system.

First, Extang RT Cover
http://www.truckaddons.com/Catalog/s...edcoversRT.asp

Seems pretty good and meets my basic requirements.


Extang Revolution Cover
http://www.truckaddons.com/extang/ex...tion-tonno.htm

Also seems really nice, but I'm not really clear on what separates it from the first one.

Truxedo Lo Pro Cover
http://www.truckaddons.com/Catalog/s..._loprofile.htm

Good friend has one, so I know it is nice firsthand. Also a good brand and meets all the requirements.


Finally, Truxedo Deuce Cover
http://www.truckaddons.com/Catalog/s...xedo_deuce.htm

Honestly I am leaning towards this one the most, I like how it meets all the requirements, is from a good brand, and the dual functionality of it.

So please give me your opinions and anecdotes about these covers. Thanks.

 

they al look the same to me. i just put a Sport Masters cover on my truck today... its old and dirty, but it was practically free.

 

Personally, I would go with the extang only because I have one and it can only get good reviews from me, however I have a snap-on type, but I love it. My opinion is biased anyways as I have never owned a Truxedo cover before.

 

I had a Deuce on my 01 F150. I liked it except you can't lock the front section, so it is a bit less secure. I have the standard TruXedo on my Ram. I got it instead of the Lo Pro because I found this one on Ebay new for $199 shipped. It has never leaked and rolls up easy for full access to the bed.
TruXedo is the only brand for me. High quality stuff!!

 

I STRONGLY recommend the Access Lorado tonneu. By FAR the best tonneau i've ever used.

 

no no no. you need to drive to my house and get the A.R.E. LS II i have chiilen in my garage. fiberglass is the only way to go