MaxMate Soft Roll-up Truck Bed Tonneau Cover Compatible with 2019-2025 Ram 1500 New Body (Not Fit 19-25 Classic) | 5'7" (67") Bed | TCD169046

Absolutely love this cover. Bought a couple years ago and still is like brand new. No cracks or drying out. Easy to install and not complicated. I love that it fold in three… which functionally is better then some because you can leave it on tucking it into about a 13” slide. Difficult to break in to or manipulate if the vehicle is lock. Great for security unlike some of those snap ones. Looks amazing, still deep black like the day I bought it and no sun fading at all.

Item as described great fitting tunnel cover

Fits perfect, looks good and Insalls in minutes and for what I think is a reasonable price. Hopefully it lasts a long time.I also like the way it rolls up to load cargo.Good job. Don't give too many reviews especially good ones.

Install was easy and straightforward, but I've done this before more than once too. You're putting together a rectangle with only 3 main structural members, the MOST trouble anyone should have is with placement and alignment and that's easy to fix as well.Pretty good quality from what I see, comparable to my previous cover which was a truxedo truxport. I wanted the truxport again but didn't want to pay upwards of $350 (same thing was under $200 back in '17, and EFF inflation i dont wanna even hear about it) so I chose this one. And thus far I don't regret that decision at all.I like that this one has slightly curved cross members, nice touch! It does serve to prevent a degree of water pooling and that's nice, and it looks good too. The material is decent and should hold up well. I don't mind the drawstrings on the left and right side rear that open/unlock the cover, it doesn't bother me although I do like the truxsport design a little better. If I have a concern it's with how it will hold up with time and usage. I do tend to open and close my cover pretty often, we'll see I guess...I like the fitment of this as well, it sits a bit lower and more flush to the rails for a nice look. The mounting clamps weren't totally crappy either, they fit right into the channels of the rails nicely and tightened up easily and securely. Properly done, once fastened you need not worry about the thing flying open, or parts of it flapping in the breeze as you drive.It's a nice clean look to the bed of the truck and provides adequate protection from the elements, for me at least.Going through a car wash or something similar may lead to some water intrusion. I'm not so sure it's the cover, but rather the design of the truck bed. On my '24 ram there's visible gaps between the top of the tailgate and the top of the side panels, and during a hard rain or car wash I do see some minor water intrusion. With this design I don't see much that could be done about this and in my view it's very minor anyway.All in all, real nice purchase and I'm very pleased, now let's see if I feel the same way about it years from now...4 stars because it's only been in service for about a week so far, too early to speak about longevity or durability.EDIT 10/13/24: you DONT need to measure anything and you DONT need to overthink this, and you certainly DONT need to be a mechanic or tech. Here's a tip - center the bulkhead beam by eye as best you can, equal distances front to back and side to side on the bulkhead rail. You can use your finger widths to feel and measure these distances, no measuring tape necessary. Maybe favor the rear edge of the bulkhead rail towards the tailgate to ensure the cover has the adequate length to make the seal necessary at the top of the tailgate end. Ive read reviews of some folks encountering problems with length. I did not. Make sure to put down the weatherstrip, if needed, first of course. Then square up the side rail pieces after fitting and securing them into the bulkhead rail. Keep in mind that your bed is near-perfect in square (90º angles) and this cover is designed to fit that box, so as you secure the side rails just run your fingers along the inner edge of the bed rails and the cover rails to "feel" your way for flush fitment bulkhead side to tailgate side. You can just as easily eyeball this as well. Verify that you indeed have achieved a square shape that matches the square shape of your bed perfectly. Secure the 6 rail clamps into position but don't tighten fully yet. Once you have squared the cover to the bed you can either fully tighten down the clamps or wait until you've fully rolled out the fabric and opened/closed the cover to verify overall fitment. So simple! Like another reviewer said, best result in terms of weather sealing could be achieved during daylight hours, so after your install you can poke your head into the box and look for light leakage around the seams. If you find any light coming through and it bothers you enough just get some more weatherstripping to fill any gaps. Sealed at 3 edges, the front and 2 sides, you should have no water intrusion anymore at those surfaces. Now, at the rear where the top of the tailgate meets the side rails there's a gap as previously mentioned on the '24 year ram 1500, I assume all the new body styles from '19 on will be this way. You'll have to MacGyver that one on your own if needed, as I'm getting tired of typing now and this is becoming a bit long-winded lolGood luck, don't overthink, it's a super simple task and you can do it!

Fits my 2016 ram 1500 6'4" perfect. Took a little adjusting with the alignment of the rails. If the rails are not parallel it will bind and the end will stick up off the tailgate. But after adjusting the rails right, the cover sit nice and tight on the tail gate and is sealed all the way around nice. I'm happy I chose this cover. Great product for the money.

As advertised fits perfect

Perfect fit.

OK, overall I was fairly pleased with the initial quality as well as the ease of the install. And I'm not saying I'm completely disappointed by the product, but one thing that drives me nuts is that it still lets water in during heavy rain when the truck is sitting still. Depending on what is in the bed, this could be problematic.