I just bought a 07 screw. What does the forum think is the best tonneau cover. I think I would like something that allows me to use the truck bed easily.
Thanks

 

I just put the Truck Cover USA rolling cover on and love it so far. It takes up a little space in the front with the box, but very easy to open and close to use the truck bed.

http://www.truckcoversusa.com/html/covers.html

 

I just ordered a Fold-A-Cover for my 06 Screw. It's a rigid 4-panel design. I liked it the most out of all the brands out there.

Robbie

 

You'll get about 20 different suggestions from 20 different people.

It depends what you want. For cosmetics and function, a painted to match fiberglass can't be beaten IMO.

ARE and ******* are favorites.

 

Snugtop snuglid is a great bedcover. I can vouch for it.

 

Anybody have the Truxedo Lo Pro?

 

X2 on the Fold-A-Cover. Nothing like a hard cover that you can fold up and put things in the bed of your truck.

 

adfox, how much was your cover?

 

Pretty impressed with the Access Cover Limited

 

I was looking at one of those rolling covers, but the sales guy said you really had to work at maintaining it (oil it, clean it, etc) So I went with the fold a cover. In the end they both take up space by the cab (fold a cover takes up more) but I think the rolling cover has rails that you have to worry about hitting on the side (if you put something large inside the bed). I do like my fold a cover and its maintainence free and I've only had to take it off once (and its not a pain to do, like i thought it would be).

http://www.foldacover.com/prodinfo.html

 

I would prefer fiberglass tonnuea, snugtop in particular. I sometimes worry about my tools in the bed of my F250, its a button on top, but a jack knife will allow easy violation to my contractor supplies...

 

I have one and it is an excellent cover. High quality, easy to install and use, lifetime warrenty, and takes up almost no bed space.

 

I have a Truxedo Low Pro works and looks Great

 

I have a retrax on my F-150 and I like it. My other ranger has a snugtop lid and I was tired of having to either take it off or have a huge wedge on the back of my truck when I wanted to put something in that was taller than the bed rails.