Tonneau Covers for Trucks

Tonneau covers run from about $350 to $2,800 depending on the style, plus installation. A soft roll-up sits at the lower end of that; a hard power retractable sits at the top. Where you land comes down to the style you want and your truck's bed length and cab configuration. Tell us what you drive and how you use the bed and we'll come back with a real number for the cover and the install together — most quotes go back the same day.

Soft covers cost less, weigh less and roll out of the way quickly — good if you mostly want weather protection and the occasional wide-open bed. Hard covers are far harder to get into, can take a load on top, and hold up better to Florida sun and afternoon storms. If you keep tools or gear in the bed overnight, go hard. If you're covering a bed you empty daily, a soft cover does the job for less.

Almost certainly — covers are made for specific year, make, model and bed length combinations. Tell us what you drive and we'll match it. We fit covers to F-150s, Silverados, Rams, Tacomas, Tundras and most other pickups on the road in Southwest Florida. If you already have a bed liner, rack or toolbox fitted, mention it — it changes which covers will work.

Most covers go on the same day — usually inside an hour or two once your truck is in the bay. We keep a deep shelf of covers at the Fort Myers shop, so in most cases you can drop the truck off and drive away with it fitted.

Yes, and it's a common pairing — the two work well together and doing both in one visit saves you a second trip. Tell us you want both when you request a quote and we'll price them as one job. Here's more on our spray-in bed liners.

We carry the full RealTruck line — BAK, Retrax, UnderCover, Extang and TruXedo — plus brands like Worksport and Lomax, and plenty more besides. The shop floor holds more than the website lists, so if you have a particular brand or model in mind, ask and we'll tell you straight away whether it's on the shelf.

Yes, with the right cover. Some hard covers take a rack directly, others need an adapter, and there are toolbox-specific covers designed to sit behind a crossover box. Tell us what's already on the truck — or what you're planning to add — and we'll steer you to a cover that works with it rather than against it. We also fit ladder racks and truck tool boxes.

Often, yes — latches, seals, rails and cover panels are replaceable on most major brands. Bring it in, or send us a photo and the model name, and we'll tell you whether it needs a part or a replacement.

It can, modestly. A covered bed disturbs airflow less than an open one, and most owners see a small highway improvement rather than a dramatic one. Treat it as a bonus on top of the real reasons — keeping your gear dry, out of sight and locked down.

Absolutely. We'll match the right cover to your truck and you can take it with you. Most soft covers are a straightforward DIY fit with basic tools. If you'd rather we did it, we'll install it here — usually the same day.