Need help on Tonneau cover
Looking for a Tonneau cover for my 2010 Ram quad cab. I had a Retrax rolling cover on my old truck. I liked the cover but the down side is that I didn't like the canister took up space in the bed. I will have a sliding 5th wheel hitch installed in the near future so I will need the cover to be able to fold up and out of the way when the hitch is in place. I like the looks of the Bakflip. Does anybody have any recommendations for me?
I have a TorzaHardhat, cost $539 shipped,lifetime warranty on frame and 7 year on the outside. If I was good with downloading pics I would post some.Everytime I look at the truck, the tornneau cover, it looks like a finish product,happy hunting....................Kevin.
I have a Bakflip F1, like it but lately Im seeing the leer on the road and I had a hard top ARE on my last truck so I'm leaning back towards getting a Leer or ARE, thinking about selling my F1, no complaints so far, leaks alittle around the front where the bedliner and bedrails have a gap, sell it to you but it would be something to ship.
I did a bunch of research before buying my cover and I ended up buying a fold-a-cover. They're very versatile, user friendly, and pretty easily removed if you need to take it off. They are a little more expensive then some of the other folding covers, but it seems like there's a lot of quality in them. Love mine...check one out.
anything by extang is great. personally the trifecta is really nice.
i live by their manuf. i have personally had them replace a cover that was 6 yrs old. without hesitation because of a little crack. in fact the president dropped it off at my house! best warranty in the business. period. cant say that bout the piece o **** bakflip i have.......
i live by their manuf. i have personally had them replace a cover that was 6 yrs old. without hesitation because of a little crack. in fact the president dropped it off at my house! best warranty in the business. period. cant say that bout the piece o **** bakflip i have.......
Leer. $1200 installed. I chose this over the Mopar cover because I wanted the flat sleek look. I also never found one that had a latch that I liked. Most were big and bulky looking.




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I have had several different brands over the years and different trucks, always been partial to the flush look hard type covers. Some of the brands I have tried: Paragon, ARE, and one I cant remember but fit inside the rails and looked nice closed. Always hated them when I had to take them off, specially if I made an "impulse" by for something too big to fit under the cover. This time around I bought a vinyl Truxedo Lo Pro and I love it. It looks good and is super easy to deal with. It might not be as secure as some of the hard covers, but I really don't think any tonneau cover can stop a really determined thief. Just my opinion, but so far the Truxedo has to be my favorite over all. There is a guy wholesaling them on Ebay, he just isn't advertising the name. Got mine for $350 shipped, I just emailed and asked what brand it was first.
I would have thought that there would be enough room while retracted to allow for the hitch, I haven't measured it though.
-John



