Tyger Auto T1 Soft Roll-up Truck Bed Tonneau Cover Compatible with 2021-2024 Ford F-150; Lightning | 5.5' (67") Bed | TG-BC1F9064

I couldn’t be happier with my new F-150 bed cover. From the moment it arrived, it exceeded my expectations in every way. Installation was quick and easy — the instructions were clear, and I had it mounted and ready to go in under an hour without any special tools. The fit is perfect. It contours beautifully to the bed of my F-150, giving it a sleek, clean look while offering serious protection from the elements. Rain, dust — nothing gets through. My cargo stays dry and secure no matter the conditions. If you’re on the fence about getting a cover for your F-150, don’t hesitate. This one delivers on every front: style, performance, protection, and value. Highly recommended!

I really like this cover. Unlike trifold covers, this cover does not restrict load capacity. Installation is easy and it looks great. When installed properly, there is no wind noise. I had the same one on my 2020 F150 and it held up perfect for over 6 years and was still on it when I traded the truck in.

Durable and easy to install. Make sure to add all car information to assure the perfect fit.

Easy install. Two complaints but i kinda figured this going into it. 1 - the clamps dont sit straight but as long as you tighten them so they dont move youll be fine. 2 - the provided foam tape isnt thick enough to seal. Overall I dont expect a watertight seal from any bed cover but they could atleast give you thicker foam. Minus one star for the foam

I have a habit of looking at the materials in a thing, then try to draw some parallels between price and raw materials.On only that basis, looking at the basically some vinyl, a bars and assorted metal and plasic, close around 200 dollars seems high. But this cover is a perfect example of the flaws that can go along with only that thinking. This cover is an extremely well engineered product. Very simple straightforward and highlly functional design. Putting it together is really simple, just make sure you put the foam strip exactly where it goes, depending on your vehicle model and line up the rails right... Beyond that, a quick review of the instructions and it would be hard to go wrong. It would have been less than 30 minutes for me to do this... but I had to spend well over have that thirty minutes looking for my phillips screw driver. Clipped it down as I was finishing, that nylon is tight as a drum........hit withs something and a drum is exactly what it sounds like. I am very glad I did the purchase.... Tools and such will always remain dry, no one will know what is in side (important as I travel much in areas I don't know. Much less chance of vandalism if people don't know if anything is inside, there is definitely nothing that someone could just grab as they walked by... in a pinch, when I am out wandering the mountains. If it would be miserable setting up my truckbed tent, trailer or other typical sleeping accomodations, just open the tailgate, the whole back end would be weatherproof as a place to sleep in a pinch.