Tonneau covers anyone??

[oosik]

I initially was considering the Diamondback HD model. The look and material are great. However - I read some negative comments about its performance in ice and snow. For that price - I wouldn't want problems.

 

[Code54]

I went with the Lomax professional. it is diamond plate, and seals very well. I like it because I can walk on it to clean the roof of my truck and it is VERY easy to fold or take off. Take about 30 seconds.
Shop around a bunch for them as prices vary greatly. I got something like 330- 400 off retail with free shipping

 

[MechE1]

I put a Retrax Pro on my '19 F350. I like it so far. They seem to be available for the '19 Ranger. Does not seem to fit what you are wanting, but worth the mention.

 

[JJZ 109]

T Think it was Tonno something.

Ralph

Probably Tonno Pro. I had one on a 2016 F250. Good cover for the money, which wasn't a lot as I recall.

TonnoPro Truck Bed Covers - The Best Hard Folding, Soft Folding & Rolling Tonneau Covers for Trucks | TonnoPro

 

[Cat_Driver]

I saw on that a guy was using and it didn't fold 100% which left his 6' box useless for hauling anything bigger than 4'

 

[Cat_Driver]

Take a look


Heavy Duty Hard Tonneau Covers



– DiamondBack Covers

 

[SJay]

If you have a truck accessories store nearby go and look at them. I have a 2019 Ram and was going to put a tri-fold on it, but then went to a dealer and look at about 8 different styles. I settled on a Tuxedo Pro X15.

Easy on/off, sleek look, reasonably priced.

 

[PA hayseed]

Take a look


Heavy Duty Hard Tonneau Covers



– DiamondBack Covers

Was reading this thread and was surprised that people here know about diamondback. Tons of the local have them to put their atv on their truck beds. I've been to their plant a couple of times, and I know they sell a lot of stuff overseas. I saw that someone said they are hard to use in winter, which doesn't make sense to me as they are made in PA and I've been to the plant in winter.

 

[ArlyA]

We are only going to use one these covers until toppers come out. The style that's a bit taller than the cab, whatever they are called. Point is, we're not going to spend $1000 just to cover just it for the winter...

How many people here have used the Gator SFX Tri-Fold Tonneau Cover?? Like it? Hate it? Thanks!

 

[ArlyA]

It it easy to open and lock shut?? Fold back to use more of your bed?? Thanks!

I just bought a Gator tri fold for my new F250. Second Gator I've had and pretty reasonable at $249 plus shipping. It's seen 2 heavy rain storms and made a couple of trips through the car wash and kept the bed dry.
I went the expensive route last time with a Peragon. Leaking, hard to keep adjusted piece of trash in my opinion. I talked the dealer into a couple hundred more on the trade and let it go with the truck.