Everything fit very well, easy to instar, very good quality material and above all the price very good the truth, 100% recommended

This is a very nice cover that fits a 2016 Ford F150 XL Supercab six and a half foot bed. I replaced a leather tri-fold cover that the threads on the sides began to part. It also was beaten by the sun so the color was grayish rather than black. So I decided to get a hard cover to mitigate threads from the cloth and color change due to the climate. The old cover gaskets also separated too, but I glued it back without any problems. I had the old cover for a little over six years so I did get my money’s worth out of it.Well back to this cover, it is pretty easy to set up but you have to be careful picking this thing up because it is rather heavy. The packaging is pristine and very tightly fitted. It would be very difficult to damage it because the bands are taped in the place to prevent movement and it has styrofoam throughout the package. It does come with everything needed to attach to your vehicle. Since I have a Ford, I had to attach the foam at the front of the bed to seal against the cover when attached. I have photos showing this process. The thing I like about the cover is that it’s well made and durable. The hinges look to be well built but again just turning the tri-fold back the weight is significant. It’s not a problem for me, but just be aware.I also like the lights built into the rear of the cover to allow you to see when dark. The clamps to attach it to your bed are solid and easy to use. Some things I do not like is that the rear corners prevent the tailgate from closing when tightened down. So you have to loosen it to a sweet spot where it is attached but will also allow the tailgate to close. Another detractor is when the front and rear clamps are attached the cover bows upward slightly in the middle on both sides. It is not flat and flush from front to back. The last thing is the clamps that are used to secure the tri-fold when folded will hang into the interior of the bed during normal operation. With them hanging they may catch some of the cargo you may be loading and prevent proper stowage.Overall, I am enjoying the cover afterall and look forward to another six to ten years of usage from this cover!

I had a similar cover on my old Tacoma and it worked great in Colorado for ski trips and kept everything dry. I put this one on my F-150 and it seems just as good so far. Yes, someone could cut into it, so it’s not good if you’re always keeping expensive tools or whatever in your truck bed, but it does make it harder for a thief to reach into your bed and grab something, and it keeps everything dry and protected from weather.It was easy enough to install.

I purchased this cover to use as a custom installation for our 5′ x 8′ utility trailer, and the price on this one was great for this application. In building new sides for our trailer, I found this to be a good choice, as the header (piece containing the rolled-up cover) fit nicely across the 5′ front panel (just about an inch of overhang on each side), and the velcro rails each fit down an 8′ side. Because this is an unconventional installation, I drilled holes in each of the rails and the header and used wood screws to mount each piece to the wooden frame of each side. When lined up properly, the tabs on each side of the header fit nicely into the designed slots at the front of each rail, which then can be tightened into place with the included hex wrench. The cover rolls nicely down the length of the trailer and back up again. I had to slightly modify the trailer sides to properly catch the crossbars so the cover’s weight could be correctly supported, but this should not be necessary in a conventional truck bed. The only modification I had to make to the cover itself was to each of the two velcro side rails – I actually had to cut off about 0.5″ to 0.75″ of the end of each rail in order for the cover to properly latch closed at the back. This was even after properly adjusting the catches on each of the rails to the correct position – the ends of the rails just stuck into the back of the cover a little bit and did not allow for proper closing and latching at the back. I’m not sure if this would be a potential issue on a truck bed install, but no matter how many times I tried adjusting this and that, the only solution was to remove those ends. Other than that, great value for the cost! And I’m super happy with this cover and how this project turned out! It certainly beats trying to bungee a tarp over the trailer. I did have to add a small shelf at the front of the trailer to hold the rolled-up open cover, as normally this would sit against the back windows of a truck. I would definitely recommend this brand of tonneau cover!