Tonno ProTonno Fold, Soft Folding Truck Bed Tonneau Cover | 42-306 | Fits 2009 - 2014 Ford F-150 (does not fit track system) 6' 7" Bed (78.8") , Black

I've wanted a cover on the bed of my F-150 Lariat for quite some time, and have kicked myself for not getting one installed at the dealership when I bought my truck new here a couple years back. In hindsight, it was better that I waited.I have received so many compliments on this cover that I've lost count. People were in awe when I showed them how it worked (folding vs rolling). All asked where I purchased it, and were even more surprised when I told them the price. It was definitely a great addition to my truck and I have no regrets on this purchase.Installation really is as easy as they say. As I tend to get slightly OCD installing anything, it took a bit longer than directions advertised when I centered it over the bed. There is no additional hardware to install, and there are no tensioners requiring constant adjustments all year long like those found on roll-up covers.Folding it up is a breeze....and speaking of breezes....be very careful if you fold this up and strong winds are present. A 30mph gust nearly pulled the tail end of the cover right out of my hands when I was opening it, and had I not grabbed it quick enough, I'm sure the results would have been upsetting to me at the very least.Even when folded up and locked into place, I've had plenty of room to store items in the bed. I admit, I was hesitant about losing storage space since this cover folds up, but it hasn't been a problem yet. I've removed it completely only once to get an ATV loaded up and tied down. The cover is so lightweight that I just placed it in the back seat and then remounted it later.The bed has remained dry after runs through the auto car wash, and several nasty rainstorms. The cover performs exactly as it should keeping cargo dry, and unlike other covers, there is no "flapping noise" heard while driving down the interstate or highway.I am BEYOND thrilled with the increased fuel economy after installing the cover. There has been a drastic increase in my MPG's since then, and I suspect it won't be much longer until the cover has paid for itself. I do a large amount of commuting, and not having to stop for gas every week is refreshing to say the least.TonnoPro included a "Goodie Bag" with the cover. A bottle of cleaner/protectant, pair of gloves and an LED light to mount in the bed. The light (albeit not an extremely powerful one), does work well enough to illuminate the bed when the cover is closed. As I said it's not "spotlight bright", just enough to help guide your eyes if you're in search of something I the dark.I would encourage anyone interested in making this purchase,to verify the cover model number for your truck at TonnoPro's website before purchasing, to ensure you receive the correct size. I double checked twice (There goes that pesky OCD again!), for peace of mind, as they have several covers and model numbers vary on the length of your bed and other truck options.I may upgrade to TonnoPro's hard top folding cover in time, but for now, this one is working perfectly.If you're looking for a cost-effective cover that gets the job done and looks great, look no further.

Unit didn't come with the patented front flap...did NOT come with the free seal ,cleaner and gloves. Material was flopping in the breeze while install. I expect in a couple months of travel it will be like an open parachute going down the Road. Overall not impressed

I bought this cover for my 2014 F-150 and have had it now for almost 4 months.The good news:My highway gas mileage went UP!It keeps the water out. I have been through many storms with the cover on my truck and as long as it is on right, it keeps the bed dry.It comes completely put together. I had a small issue because of the year and make of my truck, but that may not be the case for you.The cover is easy to get on and off once you get used to it. The initial set up did take a little time though. See below for further explanation.The bad news:When you crank down the clamps on the cover, it pulls the support bars down with them. There are 4 clamps, which are attached to the front and rear support bars (2 front, 2 rear). No problem there. However, when you get them good and tight, they pull the support bars down, which loosens the tension on the vinyl cover. This has caused water to pool in the front left and rear corners. It doesn't cause it to leak or anything, it just doesn't look good. After the water goes away there is always residual dirt stuck there.Also, the 2014 F-150 has two small pieces cut out of the bed rails, which are hidden under the bed rail cover from the factory. I didn't know about this until I tried to install this cover. Those to pieces of cutout metal were exactly where the front two clamps for this cover are located. So, when I tightened the cover down, the hard plastic bed rail cover (from the Ford factory) bent. I called Tonno Pro customer support and left a message. They called me back the same day and said that I could unscrew the front support bar and slide them forward and re-screw them in place. They told me that it would not void my warranty, so I moved them. The cover fits securely on my bed, but I'm not sure if moving the bars is causing the water to pool now.All-in-all, it is a good cover for the money. However, I have thought about getting another cover from a different manufacturer.

This is one of the cheapest tonneau with a very high average review rating. Indeed, I feel that the material quality and durability are high, and I think the product worth the money. That said, this product has some room for improvement. The clamps are attached to a cross-beam that is positioned off-center of the 1st and 3rd frame. since there is no hard spacer, the frames are tightened unevenly. As a reault, the far-side ends of the frames do not tightly seal the truck's bed walls (esp. the front wall) while the near-side ends (1/3 & 2/3 points of the cargo box) are hard pressed. I'll need to figure out some mods to properly seal the front end of the tonneau. The overall length of the Tonneau could be perfect for F-150 6.5' bed if it was just 1" longer. The latch clamps for the 3rd frame has a short travel, so not easy to achieve a tight seal and easy hook-up at the same time.* I can't compare how much better those more expensive ones are though.* Update: I modified the tonneau and the seal is much tighter (not perfect though) all around. The two cross-beams where the 4 clamps are attached are fixed to the folding frames with two screws each. You can unscrew them completely, move the cross-beams toward the center of the frame (I didn't move them to the exact center as the middle frame doesn't have any clamp), re-fasten the screws. The screws are self-drilling, and the frames are rather thin, so you just need a screw driver to do this mod. Do this mode at your own descretion. Any modification may void the manufacturer warranty.

Easy to install, works good

Easy to install and very atteactive

Great product great price easy to install

Great tonneau cover, especially considering the price. The clamps are a little odd/clunky and it took a few tries to get it adjusted perfectly, but the frame and vinyl seem to be well made. Time will tell however.I couldn't imagine spending $700 or more on a 'better' cover when this one does the job just fine.One complaint is that the instructions tell you to tighten the clamps counter-clockwise...it's misleading because the clamps are not left-hand threaded. The instructions mean counter-clockwise, looking from the top. I guess they need to make it simple enough for the folks that have never used a screwdriver before?

works well.