TRUCK BED COVERS


Truck bed covers can protect your cargo van from the elements and preserve the integrity of the bed itself. Flat covers are the most common types of covers and come in a variety of options depending on your budget and needs.

Hard and Soft Folding

Some of the most popular covers on the market, these are incredibly easy to use. If you need to be ab
le to get in and out of your truck bed quickly, folding truck bed covers are a great option for you.

Hard covers also add an extra element of security to your truck and are useful in harsher climates. Additionally, they sit flush to the truck bed, giving them a clean appearance.

Rolling

Rolling covers provide access to the entire truck bed when rolled all the way back, making them especially useful for truck owners who need to haul tall items. They also provide decent protection from weather. There are five primary types of rolling covers:

Snap
Velcro
Vinyl
Aluminum
Polycarbonate

Custom Covers

These types of truck bed covers are ideal for outdoor adventurers who also want to protect their truck bed or haul a few extra items. They work well for contractors who need storage and cargo management solutions.

These covers allow for ladder racks and/or toolboxes in the bed of the truck while protecting other tools and gear.

Rack integrated truck bed covers are made tough to withstand weather and the wear and tear that come with consistent use.

Truck Bed Accessories

There are dozens of accessories that can make your truck bed cover even more useful. From swing out storage boxes to toolboxes and bedlinens, you can customize your truck bed to work for you.

If you’re in the market for a truck bed cover, the Trick Trucks team will sit down with you to discuss all of your options and help you decide which is best for your lifestyle or work needs.

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