Which Tri-fold hard Tonneau cover is best?

[Unbreakable]

I'd stay away from the Undercover Flex, actually any of the Real Truck brands but that doesn't leave much to choose from. If I had to do it over again I'd buy the cheapest one that meet my needs, I spent about 1k on mine and regret it every time I use it. This is one area where you definitely don't get what you pay for.

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[WetWilly]

The Mopar hard folder that came on mine seems to fit well. But does leak a little on both sides when I wash it. But not enough that it would drown a beaver.

 

[just_another_guy]

Another vote against the undercover ultra flex. Regret spending 1k on it

 

[WILL1E]

Can't believe no one has suggested tried true Bestop. That's what i'll be buying when i get my gladiator!
I missed the fact this was thread for HARD tonneau, my bad.

 

[Higher_Ground]

Since nobody mentioned it, I have the Gator hard tri-fold (I see the soft tri-fold above). Right now it seems to be about $699 on Amazon. I got mine on a black friday sale for a lot cheaper ($530).

Cons: Does not fold up entirely, the last third remains covered when opened up. This is mitigated by knobs that are fairly quick to remove and reattach the cover itself. Honestly if I need the entire bed I don't want the cover on it to begin with, though I mange to fit most of what I need to carry without taking it off.

Pros: Has been nearly 100% leakproof for me, though I'm not carrying anything in there that would get messed up - I just haven't seen any water or dust inside. Opens/closes easily and looks good.

If you want the full access (more likely to reach in to get gear than to carry a large item) then I would suggest one of the others that has the prop rod.

If you aren't in a hurry wait around for sales. It might not be a good year for them with all the supply shortages and inflation but historically you can save money by waiting.

 

[pm4045]

Second, the unit will fold up at the window and give full access to the bed

unless this has recently changed i dont think the Rough Country will fold up to the window

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