Tyger(タイガー) 三つ折りトラックトノーカバー Auto T3

I bought this tonneau cover for my 2020 Silverado 1500 RST with 5'8" bed. It's my first truck and therefore my first tonneau cover, and I was looking for something of decent quality for a good price. I purchased based on the positive reviews and also have a friend who has one on his 2019 F-150. Let me first start by saying that when I placed the order I used the fitment verification on Amazon's site and it said that this product fit my vehicle. The product listing mentioned 2019-2020 Chevy Silverado / GMC Sierra with 5'8" bed. About a week later when I went to check the order status, I noticed that Amazon changed their product page to indicate that it only fits 2019 model. The fitment verification was saying that this product is not compatible with my vehicle. I was pretty annoyed by this, and I even submitted an inquiry at Tyger's website to find out for sure. Their reply was as follows: "This item is currently under our 2nd stage safety and fitment test for 2020 models, it will take a little time so we changed the fitment for now." Amazon did say that they would allow me to return it if it did't fit, so I decided to try it anyway. The box it came in did indicate that it fits 2019-2020 model years, so I'm not sure why Tyger back-tracked on 2020 fitment. I installed it today, and it does indeed fit my 2020 Silverado perfectly. Installation was a breeze, it took about 30 minutes. The cover appears to be made of high-quality vinyl. The frame appears sturdy. It snows where I live and I'm hoping it won't have any trouble holding up to the weight of a few inches of snow a few times per winter. The cover comes with a piece of weather stripping that is designed to go on the front edge of the box, immediately behind the cab, and prevent water from coming in. With the way the cover needs to be positioned front to back, I'm worried that there may still be a gap between the weather stripping and the rubber seal on the bottom front edge of the cover. If I were to do it again, I would place this weather stripping more toward the rear of the vehicle rather than in the middle of the front bed rail. I'll keep my eye on it and if I have to adjust it I will. I'll try to post a long-term update in a few months after living with it for a while.

Bought this for my 2024 Chevy Silverado 1500 Trail Boss with the 5'9" (69 inches) bed. Initial thoughts: It was well packaged, arriving in a well sealed box. Opening the box the entire cover was placed in a nice bag. Once the bag was removed, all the parts were folded up neatly into the cover. The front and back clamps for the cover were already in place and the only extra parts that were there were the weather stripping for the front of the bed (there were 2 included since some people complained about the thickness and not getting a good seal), extenders for the knobs, and pads for clamps where they contact the side of the bed. I did not use the pads or extenders for my installation. I unfolded it in my kitchen and inspected the parts and the function prior to watching the installation video (just google Tyger Cover and look for your version, mine was the T3). A short video showed how to line it up, install the front clamps and safety hooks, and then the back clamps. I did the entire installation in about 20 minutes, including putting down the weather strip and lining it up and securing all the clamps. Installation was very easy and it fit nicely in my truck. Overall it seems well built and should suit the purposes I wanted for now, that being keeping anything I throw in the back dry and keeping the snow out of the truck bed in winter. Clearly, this is a vinyl cover and will not offer any sort of security, so if that's a concern, this isn't the cover for you. *** Some of the things I had very minor concerns about but not enough to dock it any stars (given the price): 1). Where the unit folds, the vinyl is out of shape, and you can see the 'hump' looking at it from the side. I'm hoping that over time this will relax and become more flat. You might be able to see it in one of the photos. 2). One thing that I don't like personally, is that you can not fold up the last section. So, in order to get access to the whole entire bed, you have to basically take it off completely. The clamps for the front part don't allow you to fold up the entire cover against the back window like some others do. I don't see this as a major issue, but if you're constantly loading large items that require full bed access, you'll have to take this off completely to do so. 3). May not be a concern yet, but I wonder if it will be in the future - The knobs are plastic and felt like they might snap if you put too much pressure on them or if you use them on days when it's extremely cold. Maybe they'll be OK, but during installation, I could easily tell that I could snap them if I forced them too tight. In general, I'm happy with this purchase and I hope it lasts a while, until I can afford to upgrade to a solid one that can hold some weight. For now, really just wanted to keep my items in the back dry, and keep the weather out of the truck (plus it looks nicer).

Easy to install and fits perfect. Great value and quality.

THIS IS AN UPDATED REVIEW Like the title says, this is an excellent cover for the money. Compared to an equivalent Extang Trifecta from 2014 I had on my last truck, the Tyger is essentially identical in construction. The Tyger can be installed/removed a bit easier, has 2 safety strap thingies in the event of a front clamp failure, and has an easier to use tailgate end clamps. IMHO, the cover material is nicer on the Tyger as well. It's more of a lightly pebbled texture and is easier to clean/maintain compared to the Trifecta's "grained" surface. Again, I'm just using the Extang as a reference. Extang has been around for a while so some of you may be familiar with them. I think the Tyger is a better cover, and it was MUCH cheaper. As you can see in the first pic, the fit up at the cab end is nice and flush, and there's room to cheat it back about 1/2" without things getting funky looking. Why would you want to slide it back?...well, it'll be part of your decision whether you want to retain the "auto down" tailgate feature (if you have it) or you want it set up for maximum water resistance. Where It's set for my application, the gate drops every time, as long as the truck's not parked on a downward slope. In all fairness, I don't think the gate would drop on a downward slope without the cover installed. Anyway, I did have to wipe the rear gasket on the cover, as well as the plastic on the contact point of the gate where it meets the cover with silicone lubricant in order to achieve the 100% auto drop success rate. Had I not done that, I bet it would've "broken in" eventually and dropped on its own. As far as the side fit goes, check out the last 2 pics. The cover IS tapered from the front to the rear. The last pic (that unfortunately was taken through my second floor window screen and then heavily cropped) shows it the best, without the perspective distortion of the 3rd pic. In that last pic you can see the cover follows the taper of the bed from front to back. Dimensionally, this cover is 100% correct for the 2020 Trail Boss/new style short bed Silverado 1500, despite other reviews INCLUDING my initial review saying otherwise. Maybe there's some reading to be done between the lines here and up in the title. Might be better to be safe and contact Tyger to verify "things", cough cough, and find the freshest inventory.

Great option for a lower priced bed cover. Easy assembly clamping in the front and rear. I do wish the release levers were a little easier to use, as it does not have a "quick release" like some covers. Overall, it works for our needs, seems secure, no wind noise, and keeps our horse gear dry. Would buy again.