I have an undercover, my second. I would not have anything else. It locks and can be removed in about 5 minutes max, if needed. It's a nice hard top that locks without the tailgate being locked.
Fold-A-Cover G4 Elite has to be the best folding cover I have ever seen and if you do any research on the internet you will find ZERO complaints on these, they lock and use Good Quality parts, all bolted on hardware is made from Stainless Steel and the cover itself is made from Honey Combed Aluminum Panels and then coated with some kind of textured plastic finish so it wont scratch, where as the Bak-Flip is made from Hard Plastic ... the Fold-A-Cover is a few hunrded more but in my opinion is definatly worth it.
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2008 Tundra DC 4x4 5.7 Black w/Black interior
__________________ 2007 5.7L 2WD Tundra SR5 Super White TRD Package Cold Kit Tow Package A.R.E. LSII tonneau cover Bed Rug Rear view camera and monitor Under rear seat storage Infinity 9613i front, 6022si rear, 3012cf dash. Profile AP1040 amp Super White Dash LED's
Bought my Advantage Torza Hard Hat from Real Truck. Good deal, fast, reliable shipping!
I use my truck like a truck, not like a TRUNK, like the other hard covers... I can carry a bookshelf, chest of drawers or a high sheld or washer and Dryer with out having a lid sticking up in the air like a skunk's tail.
SECURITY??? C'mon I bought a Tundra. I can get into ANYTHING if I really want to... even your girlfriend's pants! If I wanted to, that is.
__________________ 2-DRY 2005 TUNDRA DC SR5 4X4 RED SALSA PEARL, TAN INTERIOR LATEST ADDITIONS: Husky liners front and rear, Alpine 3856 Head unit. Advantage Hard Hat Premier Tonneau. TOYO Open Country XT's. UP NEXT: Driver and Passenger side Window Tint, then HOT ROD Black GT stripes.
If you look around you will find they have a ton of negative comments from buyers....
Otherwise which cover you choose will all come down to what you do with your bed....
If you just need to keep weather out and don't really need security then a soft rollup is probably for you. They can be had for anywhere from $235 to over $400 depending upon the desired features, warranty etc. The Truxedo LoPro has been previously mentioned and is an excellent soft rollup cover. We sell a ton of them. We sell them for $365 shipped all day without any special 1 day sales, etc. tundrasolutions
If you want to go with a hard cover you have a lot of options. Solid one piece covers such as Undercover ($650-670 shipped), Armorlid (515 shipped), etc. or folding models such as Fold-A-Cover (best hard folder out there) for about $725 shipped, Advance cover (2nd best) for about $675 shipped, Extang Solid Fold for about $630 shipped, etc...
If ever feel the need to chat I will be happy to run through any options for you and explain the ins and out of them all... 800-958-7576
When you start a thread like this all you will get is the opinion on whatever tonneau cover the individual has...you have to decide what your needs are, budget, is color important, how often will you be taking it on/off...
With covers as expensive as they are I don't think anyone has purchased numerous covers just to see how they fit...maybe a truck magazine but comparing a fiberglass to a roll up to a painted cover, etc is not comparing apples to apples.
I have an Undercover and like it for the fact I can take it on/off in a few minutes and I can walk on it to wash/wax my roof.
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SR5 5.7 Crew Max 2WD
Airaid CAI
Borla Dual Exhaust
Doug Thorley Headers
Undercover tonneu cover
Kenwood KDC-MP38U/Alpine 6 3/4 speakers
Luverne SS running boards
Homelink Mirror
TRD Sway Bar
TRD Sport shifter
Amsoil oil/rear diff fluid
If you look around you will find they have a ton of negative comments from buyers....
Otherwise which cover you choose will all come down to what you do with your bed....
If you just need to keep weather out and don't really need security then a soft rollup is probably for you. They can be had for anywhere from $235 to over $400 depending upon the desired features, warranty etc. The Truxedo LoPro has been previously mentioned and is an excellent soft rollup cover. We sell a ton of them. We sell them for $365 shipped all day without any special 1 day sales, etc. tundrasolutions
If you want to go with a hard cover you have a lot of options. Solid one piece covers such as Undercover ($650-670 shipped), Armorlid (515 shipped), etc. or folding models such as Fold-A-Cover (best hard folder out there) for about $725 shipped, Advance cover (2nd best) for about $675 shipped, Extang Solid Fold for about $630 shipped, etc...
If ever feel the need to chat I will be happy to run through any options for you and explain the ins and out of them all... 800-958-7576
undercover, easy to install(less than a hour for me),locks,factory fit, strong ,durable and bulletproof. I paid 678 delivered in one week from 4wheelonline. I never bought a bed cover before , but am happy with this one.
I've been shopping for a month now, while waiting for my CM to be delivered. I'm settled on the diamondback HD with linex. It carries up to 1600 pounds, so I can put my sled or anything else on top of it, and still have the bed to keep gear in. It uninstalls in 10 minutes if I need the full bead anyway. you can find them online for 1400 delivered. As an added benefit, I think a black linex coated cover will match my black step bars on my silver sky CM!
the roll up covers freeze up too much up here in the great white north for me to consider them....
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