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Truck Bed Covers & Tonneau Covers

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With an exceptional selection of tonneau covers from all your favorite brands, we are confident you will find the right bed cover for your needs. Take into consideration the right action or style, firmness, color, and whether or not you need it to work with a toolbox. These days, the most common style is the roll-up tonneau made from cloth or vinyl. The roll-up uses a rib-like structure to support the fabric and keep it tight. Roll-up tonneau covers open by rolling the cover toward the cab of the truck.

The retractable units are mounted at the front and sides of the bed and retracts from the tailgate towards the cab. Typically made of vinyl, plastic or aluminum, the retractable tonneau cover has the benefit of being more convenient than roll up styles as they don't involve time consuming assembly or dis-assembly. Retractable styles are also usually lockable.

Hard tonneau covers are also common. They are solid in construction and can be locked. They operate much like a vehicle's hood, typically opening from the tailgate end of the bed (back to front), but other styles can also be found.

If you have questions about fitment for your year, make and model of truck, call our friendly customer service representatives who will be happy to help you select the right tonneau cover for your needs.


Frequently Asked Questions

Think about how often you need full bed access and how you normally carry cargo. Roll-up covers move almost entirely out of the way, while folding covers provide quick access but may occupy some space when opened. Retractable covers let you open as much of the bed as needed, but their storage canister takes up space near the cab. Tilt-up covers work well when you usually keep the entire bed covered but offer less flexibility for tall cargo.

A hard cover generally makes more sense when cargo security and resistance to cutting or forced entry are priorities. Soft covers are typically lighter, more affordable, and easy to roll or fold out of the way, but the material itself offers less theft resistance. Don't choose on hardness alone—also consider how the cover opens, how much bed access you need, and your budget.

Start with your truck's year, make, model, and exact bed length, then check for equipment that can change fitment. Factory cargo tracks, RamBox-style storage, multifunction tailgates, bed bars, toolboxes, and other bed-mounted accessories can require a different cover or mounting setup. Use Select Your Vehicle, then read the individual application's notes rather than assuming every cover for the same truck fits every bed configuration.

Tonneau covers are designed to reduce water entering the bed, but you shouldn't assume any cover will make the bed completely waterproof. Weather seals, drainage systems, installation, bed design, and the condition of the cover all affect water resistance. If you're carrying electronics, luggage, or other items that cannot get wet, give them additional protection even when the tonneau cover is closed.

Yes, but only with a cover designed around your toolbox setup. Standard tonneau covers may need the same bed-rail space occupied by an over-the-rail toolbox or may extend too far toward the cab. Check the toolbox type, width, position, and lid clearance, then choose a cover specifically listed as toolbox-compatible rather than modifying a standard cover to fit.

You can when the cover and rack use compatible mounting locations. Some tonneau covers include T-slot rails designed for compatible racks and crossbars, while certain inside-the-rail covers leave enough bed-rail space for another rack system. Other combinations compete for the same mounting area and won't work together. If you already own a compatible cover and need the mounting interface, check Bed & Tonneau Cover Rails before replacing the entire cover.