Tyger Auto T1 Soft Roll-up Truck Bed Tonneau Cover Compatible with 2007-2013 Toyota Tundra | 6.5' (79") Bed | TG-BC1T9039

I’ve been using the Tyger Auto T3 soft tri-fold tonneau cover on my 5.5 ft truck bed for a few months now, and it’s been excellent. The installation was quick and easy—no drilling required—and the fit is snug and secure.The vinyl material feels durable, and it’s done a great job keeping out rain and dust. The clamps are strong, and the cover stays in place even at highway speeds. It also looks great on the truck—sleek and low-profile.That said, if you can save up a bit more, I’d recommend eventually upgrading to a hard cover for added security and durability. This soft cover is perfect for everyday use, but a hard one offers better protection if you carry valuable tools or gear.✅ Pros:Easy to installGreat fit and weather protectionAffordable and stylish💡 Tip:Worth considering a hard cover if you need extra security

Bought the hard tri-fold cover for my 5.5’ bed Tundra. I have never installed one of these previously but had it unpackaged and on the truck by myself in less than 30 minutes. Instructions were sufficient but not perfect. I was a little confused about the safety straps but just looking at the cover it was pretty obvious how to attach them.Folds up and down very easily. Rained last night and all day today and so far the bed is perfectly dry! Clamp quality seems solid and everything locks up tight. The fit on the truck is exactly as I hoped and I think it looks great. The hard shell gives me better peace of mind about securing the bed.If I didn’t already have a camper shell on my Tacoma I’d buy another of these today.

This is the most well-packaged item that I have ever received! You could have dropped it from an airplane and it would have been undamaged. The quality looks good and the fit was perfect. All parts were included and even some extra. Directions were very clear and made perfect sense. Installation was a snap! I have had several of these from different manufacturers and would definitely purchase this one again. I will follow up once I've been in some bad weather to see how it holds up.

I am very pleased with this cover. The material feels strong and like good quality. The installation was actually very easy. I’d say 45 minutes to an hour. I watched a YouTube video which was a little bit better for my tundra than using the actual directions, but it was pretty easy to grasp. I did use the weatherstripping and was able to block out the light inside. The seal seems great. It’s strong and sturdy. No issues with the install and it looks great. I’m very happy to have a cover on here to help with fuel mileage to keep my stuff dry and secure I recommend this product. It has a very low profile which I like a lot so it’s very streamlined.

2021 tundra TRD crewmax. (no bed liner inside my bed) fits perfect on the track system. I used the weather strip it came with. Went from end cap to end cap and not over. (just fit on the bed itself) looks well made. Very simple and easy to assemble. Instructions are very basic but it's very easy to understand if you know how these covers work. Looks very water tight.The velcro on the edges did not fully fit - as in - there was a bit of the velcro over hanging on the side of the cover, but the edges of my cover were lined up perfectly. I believe the reason for this is to make it more water tight because the edge of the cover nearly touches the end cap edges. Making water run more smoothly off it. I like this feature since the velcro adheres very strongly - the parts that are touching that is.You have to make sure your track system tie down loops are connected in spots you want them before installation. Once you install the clamps to the frame you won't be able to remote the tie down loops in the track system without removing the entire cover and all 4 out of the 6 clamps. You can always put some of the tie-down loops on the back or the track system near the rear window but I don't want mine there.I just installed it, looks very clean and has a minor bowing upwards in the middle, like a little hill, this is to make the run off of water or snow slide off to the edges so it's not piling up. Great feature as well.I don't know how long it'll hold up, but it looks like it's going to be around for a very long time. 4.5 / 5 stars simply cause I don't exactly know the longevity of this item. But for 200 bucks, you can't beat it.I'd definitely recommend it to friends and family so far.(also, the instructions said there should be a 'click' when you lock the cover down at the tailgate. However, mine does not 'click'. It is reached its full pull length and is very tight, yet when I close it there is no click. And when I try to pull up on the cover when it's closed - it does not budge or come up at all. So this design is less to be desired since a click would allow me to know its secure. However I feel like it will not be going anywhere. So I'll assume the click is there for saftey purposes. Funny thing is - there's just plastic and rubber pieces that the eye can only see. So I'm not even sure where the click would be coming from.)

Quality product. Installed on my 2012 tundra. Came with two sets of clips to latch down if you have the rail system or like me no rail system. I watched the video and installed myself and it came out great. Perfectly tight and makes no noise down the road. I'm thrilled about being able to lock my tailgate and put my golf clubs and other things back there on trips that I don't have to worry about anymore.Sure someone could cut the top open and get to my stuff but that's not what it's for. To keep it dry and to be able to put luggage back there when I'm traveling and maximize my cabin space. Rolls up like a charm and stores away nicely if I need to put in cargo without the cover on. I'm more than pleased and I hope this lasts me at least 3 or 4 years before the sun of Florida gets to it.