blade z51

I want to put a tonneau cover on my truck. I found this on ebay: http://cgi.ebay.com/ebaymotors/Roll-...fAccesso ries
What do you guys think of this style of cover? Will the velcro hold up or will I see my cover flying away as I drive down the interstate.... Also, can these covers be installed if I have a drop-in bedliner?

Buzz11699

Try the extang revolution. I have had several covers in the past and to me this is the best one made. Plus it has lifetime warranty on all parts. No Velcro or snaps to deal with and I have had no leakage of water even after washing with a pressure washer.

PJB

What would scare me away is how the brand of the cover isnt mentioned once in the whole ad.

blade z51

Well, it's a fairly inexpensive item. I would not mind it if it was not the best in the market but I definitely would not want to buy a useless POS.... I asked the seller to send me the installation instructions to see if I can learn more about it.

That's a nice cover, but it's more than twice the price and apparently not available for the 1994 F150....

TheCollector

I have a tonneau cover on my 94 its held on by snaps its a real nice set up its all aluminum with just 4 small clamps holding the frame to the bed if i leave a corner un snapped it will slowly unsnap its self at 35 mph Velcro is probably not the best thing for a cover lol depending on how much cash you have to spend and what you are looking for there are many good economical tonneau covers from the best of the best hard tops like diamond back or to the el cheapos like the Velcro ones always be careful of Ebay hope this helps you out good luck finding the right tannueau cover heres one that i want to get its a roll up one it dosnt sit ontop of the rails and scratch the paint
http://www.jcwhitney.com/access-vani...uestid=3045888

ECHO-313

I miss my old cover and was thinking about getting one for my new truck.
What I didn't like about my old Extang with snaps was you could not get that sucker on when it was cold outside. Summer no problems.
Anyone have experience with a cover thats easy to get on in the winter?
I take it on and off to get my ATV in back and I just put the cover in the back seat of the cab.

TheCollector

yeah I have that problem as well I really want to get a diamondback cover but its abit out of my price range

johnny2011fx2

i know two people with the extang trifecta. it is easy to install and looks good and hasn't leaked with the recent heavy rains. i was also looking at the extang revolution and other low profile covers but haven't made a decision yet.

Rick1

I have an 03 supercrew and get a snap on for $60 bucks but I have bed rails on it and don't want to take them off. Can I still use the cover? I also have a bed liner. Guess I may need to do some mods to the liner if it can work with the rails.

m.gil

cant beat the diamond back , alittle pricey but it will serve you well. Had one on my silverado i just sold for 6 years, goes on in 10 mnutes or so and comes off the same. The guy i sold the truck to didnt want it ,so i'm going to try and fit it up on my 150 today.