Truck bed cover in the winter?

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Originally Posted by amblt

Also in Canada, in Southern Ontario's snow belt. I have a Tonno Pro Hardfold with an aluminum skin under the vinyl- going into my third winter with not regrets. It will support a substantial snow load (nice if you can't get to it quickly), and has no cracking or faults. We do occasionally get some very low temps (-20 C and lower) and it handles that well.

Here's a link to the Tonno Pro site.

It was also the lowest price of all I looked at. And research has shown that you get better fuel economy with a cover on.

I have one of these too. Going on 5 years. Still looks good. Very happy with our purchase.

Originally Posted by Chuck.Wharton

I have a Bak-flip truck bed cover on my 2010 F150. I've had it for seven years, it's been through several winters in central PA and NJ. It holds up to 350 lbs. I've included a link below for you to review.... Good luck with the snow!

www.bakflip.com