Tonneau cover information (good AND bad)?

[rames14]

We have had two Truxedos. Like them because they work for us.

[BB_TX]

I have had the Pace Edwards Full Metal Jackrabbit cover on mine for over 3 years. Works great for me. Lockable every 12".
Couple years ago caught my 6 year old nephew jumping on it like a trampoline. No damage.

[5ER]

I also have been very satisfied with the Access cover. I believe it will be less expensive tha most of the other roll up covers mentioned in this thread.

[pathlestravel]

I went with the Access Lorado soft cover to gain easy access to the tool box, and am pleased with it, the problem was having a 5th wheel tool box, I had to reposition the box about 6" from the front of the bed, because of the tension knobs on each side. worked out ok, now I have storage in front of the tool box for coolant etc.. Just wanted to keep stuff out of the weather & out of easy pickings. Only thing I didn't like was the heavy plastic tension knobs, thought they could have been a little better considering the price.

[KiwiRVer]

We have the roll-n-lock. Quite happy with it although I would prefer that it had a few more stops so that I could have it close up to the front of the hitch when towing. When it was first fitted we had to level the hitch plate to get it to close but the hitch was too high anyway so we dropped it one hole and now it clears nicely. Only problem now is that the rails for the Roll-n-lock narrow the bed width and the back of my pin box just hits the top of the rails in tight turns when backing. I am looking at grinding off about 1/2" from the back of the pin box to fix this. Just need to find a time in a campground that is not too crowded so that I don't disturb the peace too much.

We also have a 37 gallon RDS auxiliary fuel tank that fits nicely under the Roll-n-lock box at the front of the bed.