Tonneau covers?

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What are you guys using with your Titans? What's good/not good?

I think I would prefer a retractable/roll-up cover that would allow me to easily use the bed when I want, but be a giant trunk to keep things dry otherwise.


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Not on a Titan, but i have had this one on my silverado for almost 15 years and its holding up really well.

https://www.accesscover.com/original/

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I like the Bak Revolver X2. It is made of aluminum that can be rolled up easily.

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carldu wrote:
Wed Jan 17, 2018 12:17 am
I like the Bak Revolver X2. It is made of aluminum that can be rolled up easily.
How has yours been? I have seen mixed reviews on these. The X4 was just released and it sure seems like the most solid bang for my buck as it does nearly everything I want it to do.

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Nobody is using a cover ? Just got a Titan XD, looking for one also....

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I have a soft tonneau on my XD and love it.

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Where did you get it?
Could you post a link or picture?

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I ended up getting an Undercover Ultra Flex for mine on labor day.

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Looks great, keeps 99% of the water out of the bed, installs into the utilitrac rails (you can order this cover for a truck without utilitrac - you just have to specify). It's heavy - box was 80lbs or so. The thing is, the cleats that come with the truck's utilitrac system will no longer be usable on the upper rails. If I had to buy all over again, I would buy the BAK Revolver X4, as they have you flip the rails on the utilitrac so you may still make use of the system.

I bought a bed mat to go with it, and I've safely carried luggage for 5 bros on a bachelor party trip, my drums, my hockey gear, and my picnic/halloween gear for the kids so easily and without worry of someone stealing something out of the bed. I have the largest trunk I've ever had at this point! I recommend this cover if you don't have utilitrac as you won't lose functionality and the look and effectiveness of the cover is top shelf. If you do have utilitrac, maybe check the BAK revolver, but I have only used my system once in a year, and I can get by as 99.9% of my bed use won't require it.

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I have a Backflip MX4 which is similar to yours which i'm pretty happy with. Definitely would go for the solid cover over the stretched canvas or vinyl.

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I use a Tyger which has been on my ProX for going on three years. I've been very happy with it. It was quite reasonably priced also.

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Wizard_Man wrote:
Fri Feb 05, 2021 4:15 am
I use a Tyger which has been on my ProX for going on three years. I've been very happy with it. It was quite reasonably priced also.
I am sure that OP has managed to figure out which cover to install since this is an old thread. :yesnod

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RicerX wrote:
Tue Nov 06, 2018 8:18 am
I ended up getting an Undercover Ultra Flex for mine on labor day.

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Is this a tri-fold kind of tonneau cover? I want something like this to replace my roll-up one. It looks sturdy and easy to install.

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It is a tri-fold. Takes about an hour to carefully install and pretty durable. I have had mine for 3 years and it has a lot of life left - easily another 3 years of Alabama sun.


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