Im looking to buy a cover for my Screw and wanted to see what you guys have out there. I was thinking of getting a fiberglass lid, but I dont know if I want to spend a grand on one.

 

Do a search for tonneau covers and I guarantee you'll find more pictures than you'll have time to look at.

jrbhc8

 

I just got my Pace Edwards Jackrabbit tonneau installed today.
I will post pics in my gallery tomorrow.

 

I have a Leer 700 Series on my 04 Lariat. Check out my gallery. I really like the way it forms to the truck. Paint matches perfect.

 

ive got a Rollbak- click the sig for my gallery

 

I have a fold-a-cover and love it and get compliments all the time picture in gallery

 

I have the extang fulltilt snapless, it is very versatile...Chek my gallery for pics....I am thinking of mabye switching to the undercover but i change my mind daily

Oh and merry xmas to all :santa:

 

Here's my snugtop snuglid SL. It has carpet on the interior that matches up well with the bed rug. The finish is very good, paint match is perfect and the only complaint I have is the fact that it ices up in the winter, but I'd get that with any locking tonneau.

 

Here is another vote for the Leer 700 series. Had mine for a couple days now (truck for 4 days) and couldn't be happier.

Bill
05 lariat scab

 

:santa:

I wanted a fiber glass lid for my truck but chose a soft tonno instead. Main reason for this: If I want access to the entire bed to load one of my motorcycles, I would need help to take the fiber glass lid off. I can take my Extang Tuff Tonno III of by myself in less than 3 minutes.

My $0.02

KC-10 FE out...

 

Retrax...

 

I can't complain about my snuglid. It's just a bit heavy to carry, but man does it look good.

 

extang rt here... i love it. rolls up in 2 seconds and is nice and low profile

 

Here are some pics. I will get better ones when the weather improves.

 

how dry are these roll up aluminum tonneau covers?

I know that the solid tilt up fiberglass and plastic tonneau covers are relatively dryuntil you shoot water against the cover and soft covers are mostly dry.

But how well do the roll up covers keep water out

every one I know have either the fiberglass or soft tonneaus

the roll ups do not seem that popular on the gulf coast.

any thoughts or comments?