The Extang's are a very popular tonneau cover. We have sold many of them. Extang is a great brand. The Truxedo Low Pro is also a very popular choice. Check out our website and use Cupon code: CS10 for 10% off your order

 

this is my third trifecta, wont even consider any thing else. As far as I am concerned best on the market. They held up well to Pa winters and salt, and now to Fl. sun!

 

Had Extang lo profile on my F350's (forget the actual name) - no impressed! Leaked alot.
Now have Truxedo Low Pro QT on my F150. MUCH better cover!!! No leaks and simply a better cover.

 

Had no leaks on 3 different trucks (3 different covers) and after several years they still looked as good as the day I put them on. Of course I do all of my own installs and take very good care of my trucks. My Brother owns a truck accessory shop so I make most of my initial purchases based on his Professional opinion, and then form my own from there. As far as I am concerned he has not led me wrong yet!

 

I also got the Tonneau-Pro for my 2010 F-150 and it does everything I need. I got it on Ebay shipped to my door for around $250. There are plenty on there to choice from. I like it best because it easy to remove completely with just one person

 

I am on like my 4th Extang Full tilt... excellent tonneau! It combines the best of soft tonneaus, with the best of hard tonneaus. It can roll like a soft, but it can be lifted off like a hard. Its the best of both worlds. It also tilts upwards, and is great for allowing larger cargo to be carried, but still have coverage.

 

Just installed a Ranch Legacy today - $869 shipped from Autoanything. It's better than I expected and is every bit as good as my last Leer700/Ford cover.

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Looks very nice.

I wish I could use a hard top, but I need to be able to quickly remove it (to haul tall stuff).

 

Has anyone any experience with the BakFlip covers? HD,G2 etc? They look awfully slick. I am also in the market, and need to haul tall occasionally.

Thanks much

 

Not sure if it's the cover but I averaged 26 mph on an 80 mile round trip to the race track last night with 900 lbs of people and kart stuff in the back. I have 3.15 gears and the eb motor. I have heard these covers are good for aero.

 

if you go hard, RETRAX there great had three.

 

The BAK Flip would be perfect for you

 

the retrax rolls forward locks anywhere along the bed rail,

 

love the diamondback, best one i've ever owned, you can get them plain, pwder coated or linexed.