Tyger Auto T3 Tri-Fold Truck Bed Tonneau Cover TG-BC3F1019 works with 2009-2014 Ford F-150 (Excl. Raptor Series) | Styleside 5.5' Bed | For models without Utility Track System

For the money, this is not a bad cover. I would have given it 5 stars if it did not leak water when going through the car wash or a rain storm. I was not overly concerned as I do not plan on carrying my tuxedo in the bed. However, being a retired engineer I was sure the problem could be solved. Many other reviews have mentioned this leak problem. So here is my solution (which probably voids the warranty but what to hey - I'd rather have a weather-tight cover). The main issue is the clamps are too far from the corners. So I just removed the screws that hold each cross brace to the side member and slid the whole thing back for the rears and forward for the fronts. You have to go about 5 inches on each. The rear cross beam needs to clear the middle cross beam when you fold it so if you do not go far enough it will bind with the middle section and not fold very well. Fortunately they used self-tapping screws and the frame is aluminum so you don't have to drill new holes. I used a battery-powered drill with long extension and set the slip clutch at around 80% (ymmv). Eventually the screws will chew a new hole if you go in and out a couple times when it binds up. Let the clutch slip for a few seconds. The other thing I did was to use some 1/8" dense foam strips on the front corners. I had run the supplied thick foam strips only up to the inner edge of the side cap, not over it. Turns out the cover corner gaskets do not quite make it tight enough. So, before the fix I could see light at the corners from inside the bed. Now it is pitch black inside and no leaks! Tyger should have seen this issue and fixed the design a long time ago. I would also like to see a clamp for the center section as an extra precaution. BTW, my fix can easily be undone and put back to the original locations. Be careful not to over-tighten the clamps. After moving the cross beams I found it took less clamping force to seal the corners.

Couldn't be more happy with this purchase. The price is great, and so is the quality. I waited a few months before reviewing this cover so I could give an honest opinion.Installation: took a solid 20 minutes by myself. I know some people said it took them 5 but I wish I would have taken more time. The only time consuming part is placement of the weather stripping. This part should not be rushed. Other than that, it already comes assembled so you just apply and go.Waterproofing: almost 100% waterproof. I drove from PA to VT in snow and rain and my bed didn't get wet at all. I drove across PA last weekend and it poured for a solid three hours and I passed big trucks that sprayed me and very little water got in. I took my truck through a car wash, the ones where the pressure wash everything but the inside of the cab, had very little water come in where the bed meets the cab. This was my mistake because I didn't take my time putting on the weather strip. I will fix this though because it did come with extra weather stripping. I washed my truck by hand and sprayed it with the garden hose to deliberately try and get water in and again, very little water got in!Bottom line: extremely happy with this purchase. Would definitely buy again and recommend to anyone. Much better than other expensive covers and can easily come off when you have to haul something big.

This cover looks great on my 2016 Ford F-150 and is reasonably priced. It is easy to install and my main advice is just be certain you order the correct bed length and their pictures with he products make it an easy thing to check. Installed last night and my only minor concern is the back corner by the tail gate is a little off the bed allowing water in but I probably just need to tighten the clamp a little more. I didn't use the foam hey provide to have a better seal around the bed. That would also help.I also really appreciate the bag that comes with it. When I need to haul stuff I can take the cover off, put it in the bag and store it. Not sure yet if it will fit in the back of the cab but that's a minor concern.

I purchased the Tyger Tri-Fold truck bed cover for 2016 Ford Supercrew with 5.5 ft. bed. The cover fits beautifully and was easy to install and remove when needed. Have had the cover for a year and a half and am very pleased. We had an exceptional amount of snow in Reno, NV. last year, dropping as much as a foot of snow on the cover overnight, before I could get out and broom the snow from the cover, and the cover held up very well. This last summer (2017), temperatures were above 100 degrees, and the cover still looks like new after cleaning. The material and workmanship is very good.One of the best investments that I've made. Highly recommended.

I'm rating this 5 Stars because of value.Are there better covers out there yes. I sell Fords for a living so I have seen ALOT of different makes for covers. There are some really cool covers that have drains in them and your bed will be bone dry all the time! Those covers run between $1,500-$2,000I'm not spending that kind of money for my cover. $229 for a cover fit the bill. This cover seals GREAT! The gaskets on it are nice and big and even comes with additional foam to put on the bed if you don't have a bed liner.The cover clips right into the bed with no screws (major concern since I am leasing the truck) and I will be able to remove the cover and sell it for $200 in 2 years once my lease is over.Great buy. Can't be more excited for a trip down the SHORE and some E-A-G-L-E-S ... EAGLES tailgates!