Soft tonneau cover recommendations?

[TruckRider]

Thinking about a tonneau cover for my truck. At first, I was checking out hard covers like BakFlip since people say they're really solid, but the price is a bit too high for me. so now I'm leaning toward a soft roll-up cover.

From what I've been reading online, Tyger Auto rolls up pretty smoothly and seems tough, though some people say it's not the best at keeping water out. Gator Soft Roll-Up seems to fit more consistently and keeps rain out well, but a few people feel the build details aren't very refined. GARVEE Soft Roll-Up is the cheapest option, but I haven't seen much on how it holds up over time.

I'm not sure which one's the best. Has anyone tried any of these soft roll ups?

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[RickLightning]

Soft tonneau covers aren't going to keep water out like a quality hard tonneau with good seals. They also tend to have issues lasting, i.e. the weather beats the hell out of them.

 

[chl]

Thinking about a tonneau cover for my truck. At first, I was checking out hard covers like BakFlip since people say they're really solid, but the price is a bit too high for me. so now I'm leaning toward a soft roll-up cover.

From what I've been reading online, Tyger Auto rolls up pretty smoothly and seems tough, though some people say it's not the best at keeping water out. Gator Soft Roll-Up seems to fit more consistently and keeps rain out well, but a few people feel the build details aren't very refined. GARVEE Soft Roll-Up is the cheapest option, but I haven't seen much on how it holds up over time.

I'm not sure which one's the best. Has anyone tried any of these soft roll ups?

I got a tri-fold made by Tyger Auto T3 on Amazon for around $200, I'm happy with it.
Light weight but sturdy, easy to flip up out of the way (three parts at the front of the bed secured with a built-in strap) and has a cover to put it in when removed completely.

https://www.amazon.com/stores/TYGERAUTO/page/1EBC80D6-2531-4EA2-96FA-ACD1F1EE247E

 

[B177y]

I have a Backflip tri-fold soft cover for sale in the marketplace section of the forum. Good cover, great price. Check it out.

I replaced with a Fastop Traveller combo roll-up and soft topper.

 

[tubby]

I've had soft covers on all my other F150's, but put a hard (BakFlip) on the Lightning and would never even think about a soft cover again. I also feel vindicated when seeing others going down the road with the flapping, rippling, bubbling, shuddering, waving, pulsing, billowing softees.

 

[roddiaz1]

Not sure where you’re located, TruckRider, but I have a free Gator soft top, in western PA, if interested.

 

[TruckRider]

Not sure where you’re located, TruckRider, but I have a free Gator soft top, in western PA, if interested.

Thanks for the free Gator soft top offer! I’m a bit too far from western PA to pick it up, but really appreciate it!

 

[TruckRider]

Thanks everyone!

 

[StrikesTwice]

I have the truxedo pro x-15. It has served me well for the last 2 years. It is a low profile, keeps the water out, easy to operate, and you have full access to the bed and can see out the rear window when rolled up.

 

[Spooky]

I have the Rough Country soft tri-fold which doesn’t flap around in the wind and keeps water out nicely. Have had the same one for my Frontier for the past 3 years and still looking great

 

[Realtruck]

Another vote for the RealTruck Truxedo Pro X15 Soft Roll Up Tonneau Cover! And we deliver I'm partial to this cover for its canvas material and super low profile. It's a sleek look!

DM me and we can go over fitment, shipping and pricing!

 

[AltitudeAdventurer]

I have the Tyger T2 Slim and really like it. About 6 months in with no issues. I do get some tonneau wind noise when going over 60 mph, but cannot figure out how to fix it. Tension seems fine and I pull the Velcro sides tight.

 

[The Weatherman]

What real-truck said /\.

I have had them on both my Mavericks and currently on my Lightning.

Top quality and a great value.

 

[ryun]

One more vote for the truxedo pro x15. Disclaimer: it's the only one I've ever owned but I really like it.

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