K-Cover Vs. Fold-a-Cover

[tmuenster]

I am considering a hard, folding tonneau cover for my soon-to-be delivered F-150 Super Crew. I have visited the web sites for Fold-a-Cover and K-Cover. From what I can gather, the K-Cover has a two panel design for the F-150 Super Crew and the Fold-a-Cover is a four panel design. I think the four panel design looks better and it might be easier to open the rear panel of a four panel design when standing behind the tail gate. I also like the fact that the four panel design will fold up more and allow you to use more of the bed when in the folded position. The K-Cover seems like they have a better latching system and the hinges are better. The two panel design would have few parts and they have a “no drilling required” system. Does anyone have any experience with these covers? Which one did you buy and why? Thanks, Tom

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[ConcordLine-x]

Haven't seen the K-Cover, but we have put on several of the fold-a-covers. I can tell you that the Fold-a-cover is a first rate product.

If your tailgate locks there is no drilling necissary. as you do not need to install the lock bracket.

If you are going to install the fold-a-cover yourself, take your time. There is some fine tuning adjustment that needs to be done to line up the side rails parrallel and centered.

[philbilly]

Does anyone know which is better, the advance folding cover or the fold a cover? The K-cover definately has more information on the website but i have never seen one in person. The latching system seems kindof klunky on the fold a cover. Though I have heard it a realy noce cover. I am leaning to the advance but I m not sure