Turboglimk4

I'm Looking for a soft tonneau cover for the bed of my truck. So I can keep water off my tools and gear. But I want an easy removable one for when I have to load the quad in. I'm honestly not looking to spend an arm and a leg. Just wanna see what you Guys have or haven't used before. Thanks alot.

fleetnuts

I have a Backflip G2 and it's awesome, but it's a hard folding cover. It folds flat up against the back window when you need the bed

wyoming

Truxedo Truxport. Absolutely loved that thing on my old truck, I will definitely be getting a new one.
It takes less than one minute to go from covered to uncovered and rolls up perfectly up front when you need to put a 4 wheeler back there.
Great quality, went through a whole winter full of heavy snows, highly recommended.

Turboglimk4

Thanks guys im gonna go look at them now.

Willy07

these works great.... Advantage tonneau cover

Been on my truck for 2.5 years no problems yet, off in under a minute.

Turboglimk4

I will look that up now. Thanks for the suggestion.

SIC_HDPP

I have a tuxedo lo pro qt. it was a lifetime warranty and installs in 10 minutes with no drilling. It rolls up really nice and I put my quad in my bed with no problem. I picked my up on eBay 3 years ago for $275 free shipping. I would really consider it. I haven't had a problem since I installed it.

joe mcmillan

Mine is Extang Trifecta - just over $200 on Ebay. Off or on in less than a minute and no tools required. Folds 3 times and snaps in place next to the cab for hauling items that will not fit under. I like mine better than any other tonneau cover I have owned.

Tailrace

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I had the Truxedo Lo Pro on my 04 Heritage and never a problem. I currently have an Access low profile (will be back on my truck in a month or so) and it's also great. Lifetime warranty with no BS, only reason I know is because I noticed some stitching starting to come loose. I emailed their customer service a few pics and a few days later there was a brand new cover waiting for me on my front porch! Both are easy as pie to roll/unroll by yourself, and they can hold some weight too!

rbarr41

I purchased a hardly used $900 BakFlip on Craigslist and I love it. I will go with BakFlip again if I ever get a new one.