Upgraded Truck Bed Cover Standard Bed (6.5′ Box) for Ford Series GMC Silverado/Sierra Ram Tundra, Truck Bed Tarp Cover with Bungee Belts, Black 600D Waterproof Oxford Cargo Tarp Cover

Great purchase for securing items in back of a rental truck. Perfect fit … weathered the rain elements well!! Great quality, easy assembly & secure fit. Highly recommend.

DO NOT BUY THIS I bout this after about 50 miles the clips started to break after 100 miles it started falling apart and after I took it off the paint was rubbed to the metal it’s now costing me $2200 to repaint the bed of my truck

Ordered for F250 which description said it would fit. Does not fit a F250, a little small. Still used it as it did cover just not in the corners correctly and no time to reorder a different cover. First day of traveling a strap broke. Was able to bungee it down. Because of the fit we had to ratchet strap the front and back so that the wind didn't get underneath it. It did protect from most water (through thunderstorms) but did have some wet areas in the front. It also wore poorly. 2-1/2 days of traveling it was already worn thin in areas that touched the truck. Did the job but disappointed in the product.

This is a superb product. I just took it on a 2500 mile trip . One thing that can be better is the cover still catches a bit of wind unless the bunjies are ngled, specifically the 2nd, 3rd ones on the side, from the cab, and i like to x shape the ones over the taillight, so that they are both pulling toward each other, and ends are touching on the bumper. i'm not sure if my load was getting wet underneath blowing in or not, but i haven't seen anything better.It actually made me feel that my load, and toolbox without a lock was safer.It does fit over a saddle box nicely, as long as its not too high of the rail. It will still fit either way.

It is not a substitute for a topper. You would be better off using a cheap topper. This one starting to tear at the seam across the middle. Not bad yet, but itis starting.More importantly, the straps wear into the paint on your truck. Now i can feel the groove from the wear. I will have to spend the money on paint that i thought i was going to be saving on the topper or more. Protect your truck.

The cover appeared well made. Placed easily over the bed. Adjusting the straps was interesting, then buckles started breaking. Then before reaching destination, one of the edges started fraying. The buckles are very thin and permanent.Not happy with how fragile. I had to put straps across the bed because I couldn’t tighten the included straps without breaking the bucklesNot happy with how fragile. I had to put straps across the bed because I couldn’t tighten the included straps without breaking the bucklesSince the buckles are fragile and I couldn’t tighten without breaking more, I had to use straps across the cover to secure.Unfortunately past my return date. It did prevent water entering the bed.

We traveled over 2,500 miles from KS to AZ & back, through the mountains of CO & NM, rain, snow, sleet, & high winds & everything in the bed of the truck stayed dry & clean! There’s slight ware in spots but that’s expected & it’s still got several uses left! We did add 3 ratchet straps, one by one at various points on the trip due to conditions but 100% satisfied with this tarp & looking forward to using it again.

UPDATED 05Jan2021: I used this for a 1100 mile road trip so I’m just now getting around to the followup. I initially gave it five stars but I have to change it to one. For very specific short term use this is probably just fine since even in the heavy rains of my trip everything stayed dry, but over the course of my road trip it seriously damaged my brand new paint in multiple places. I included pictures of the damage it caused. My local auto-body shop quoted me a minimum of a $1000 dollars to repair the damage since most are down to the body of the truck. If left alone the damage will cost me a lot more later on. The risk of damage to a vehicle’s paint to me far out weighs the benefits of using it.I put it on at night, and it wasn’t hard to install on my Canyon even with it being placed over my low-pro toolbox. It fit pretty well once I figured out to pull it much farther down on the front end of the bed. Otherwise, you end up covering the tail lights completely. It just felt like it was a bit too long, but probably isn’t. The tie-down straps are adjustable, but I found that when you adjust them to shorter lengths, it leaves a tail that slaps the side of the truck when I drove, so I wrapped the tails around the hook, and it wasn’t an issue. They put a piece of material that helps keep the hook from directly rubbing the paint that hangs down about 2 inches below the canvas. It helps prevent the hook from rubbing or slapping the paint, but I feel it should be a couple of inches longer to help minimize the cord from touching the paint. Even with the cord tight, there is always the possibility of the cord moving across your paint. The only real downside to this product is that it was missing one tie-down strap out of the box, so I didn’t put one on the tailgate that it should have had. I can purchase a tie-down if necessary, though.