My truck is a 2017 F-150 with the 5ft 6in bed (5.5ft). The cover was pretty easy to install. The provided directions are the type that make sense after you figure it out yourself. I was grateful for help from my wife however this is possible to install solo. The cover itself with all of the included hardware was less than 30lb. We made sure to roll and unroll the cover multiple times to make sure everything was symmetrical before cranking the clamps down. When you screwing the clamps together, make sure to wiggle them around gently to set them. If they squeak, they are too loose.If you are buying this for your ford, don’t trip out if it looks crooked initially. This model bed has a taper but it doesn’t effect the functionality. See pics for reference.At first I thought the cover was going to be a bit short on length but after adjustments it was *just* right on fitment. It may seem a bit short but the tailgate will line up with the gap and eliminate the spacing.I had a storm come through the same evening I put the cover on and had no water get in the bed at all however I did have slight pooling on top. As I got the truck moving, the pooled water rolled off without an issue. The only water seepage I experienced was from misplacing the provided weather strip at the head of the bed. Pics show what I mean. Other than that, the only other seepage of water I dealt with was from a separation in my spray-in liner. Very impressed with that.I was also impressed that the cover has a latch at each end that locks the cover down when fully rolled out. I am able to lock-in each side individually without any issues. Unlocking the latches is done by a pulling a strap handle; this part felt a bit flimsy so i’d pull it gently. Other than that the rest of the cover seems sturdy. I wouldn’t carry anything on top of the cover though as there are only three bars that support the vinyl cover underneath and they are made of plastic.I like to update reviews as time goes on and I drive my truck every day so we’ll see how this performs in the long term. So far I’ve only had this for one day and 80 miles in heavy rain. As time goes on I’ll be tracking the gas savings (if any) and durability. Initially, I am impressed with this cover.EDIT: One year update on the bed cover. At this point, it has held up very well. I moved from the south to the north and it’s been through 100f degrees down to literally -8f and has give me no issues with functionality. The only thing that has become broken ir damaged was one of the support bars underneath; during one of the extreme heat months, I had one of the bars become unglued from the cover. The bar was held to the cover by Velcro straps underneath that were glued to the cover and that glue was the part that failed. I can’t even be mad about it because it still functions and I was able to seat it back into place when it cooled off. I would absolutely buy this again.

This tonneau by DNA is rock solid, easy to install, and holds tight. The only knock on it is you have to fold it up completely to snap the straps in.

I purchased the Tri-fold Hard cover for my Ford f-150. It was well packaged and looked fine upon delivery. It is extremely heavy and looks to be well built. The hard surface top has a durable fiberglass surface and was a welcomed improvement over my previous soft, tri-fold top.Unfortunately, after a month under the hot Georgia sun, one of the three hard top panels began to delaminate—forming a large “bubble” approximately 12 inches by 12 inches. Within another week a second panel began to show the same delamination. You can press down on the “bubble” and feel about ¼” gap or air space between the fiberglass panel and whatever surface it was supposed to be glued to. I am attaching a picture to show you the damage that I am experiencing. This clearly is a manufacturer’s defect and will only get worse with time and lead to water leaks. It is also very unsightly. I can’t believe I paid nearly $500 for this piece of junk!I immediately contacted DNA Motoring about the delamination and sent them pictures. I asked how we can get this problem rectified. Instead of taking responsibility for a defective product, they said since the item was “fulfilled by Amazon” rather than by direct sale from their own website, I should contact Amazon for a resolution. Wow, talk about trying to shift the blame to someone else—these guys clearly do not stand behind their product.This situation underscores one of the common problems with products made in China. The item can look good and show signs of thoughtful design—but underneath they often take shortcuts with major things you can’t see. In this case cheap glue that doesn’t hold the panels together. If these panels can’t tolerate the heat from Southern sunlight, how will they fare in a cold temperature region when the panels contract and expand? If the manufacturer won’t stand behind their product, you will be the loser.I don’t recommend this ITEM or this SELLER. Find a better cover for your truck bed–you will regret purchasing this item.

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2 year review
Bought this 2 years ago. Still going strong! Definitely recommend