[Paulitaco]

I have an over the rail bedliner...Toy Dealer say's the liner is a problem for a Tonneau cover. Is this true? What are suggested options for a Tonneau cover soft/roll? What others have, just curious.
Pretty much just use it to haul leaves in the fall.


Raining here in New England...can you say Cali Dreaming!!!

Thanks
P-Taco

 

[Eztrog88]

Hey there,
I'm from NE also, where are ya located? I've got the same problem, I want to put a tonneau on mine this spring, but I have an over-the-rail bed liner. I'm going to check out a frame mounted soft tonneau, I think that might work depsite the liner....and the whole thing just lifts up, like a hard tonneau, no need for snaps and all that crap. I'll let ya know what happens.

 

[Marc M]

When I purchased my OEM cover off of ebaY, the guy wanted to know if I had a bedliner because there are 2 different covers depending on whether you have an under or over-the-rail bedliner.

Marc

 

[Paulitaco]

Just came back from NE Cap out of Norton MA. Owner say's it's best to cut the over part off and install a rail system so to have a decent roll cover to work with. Not sure which way to go yet????

 

[mycirus]

You should be able to cut 3 holes on each size with a hole saw just enough for the mounting brackets to mount through the hole and under the rail.

Bruce