Tyger Auto T1 Soft Roll Up Truck Bed Tonneau Cover Compatible with 2007-2013 Chevy Silverado / GMC Sierra 1500; 2007-2014 2500 HD 3500 HD | Fleetside 6'6" Bed (78") | TG-BC1C9004 , Black

This is a great product. I've had this on my 2015 Chevy Silverado for a little over a month now. I purchased the Tri-Fold model. The Tonneau Cover was very well packaged to guard against shipping damage, including sheets of foam where the item contacts itself to prevent damage from rubbing. It was in immaculate condition out of the box. It arrived in its storage bag, which is included in case you need to remove it for hauling items that don't fit below the side rails. The storage bag itself seems well made, but I haven't needed to use it yet. Installation was very easy. It clamps easily at the forward end with hand tightening clamps and a pair of safety clamps. The aft end of the Tonneau Cover is secured with two lever operated clamps that can be easily adjusted for a perfect fit. It comes with foam pieces to use at these clamping spots to protect the truck's finish. The Tonneau Cover has a slight bow forward and aft so that it seals on the side rails tightly. It is a one-person, tool-free installation. Do take some extra time to center it up, though. The fit and look are awesome. There is an ample amount of self adhesive foam strips included for extra waterproofing, which I did not wind up using. I have a spray in bed liner that comes over the rails and the fit of the Tonneau Cover, which has rubber seals along all the edges, was sufficient to provide a watertight seal. There was some water ingress during one heavy rain but it wasn't because of the Tonneau Cover. The bed of my truck at the forward upper corners and around the tailgate allowed that. You could probably seal those places with the provided foam, but it was slight enough I didn't worry about it, and I wanted the bed to have that minimal airflow.. I went on a week long camping trip with my wife and two of my grandsons. All of our stuff was able to be stored in the bed of the truck under the Tonneau Cover. With some cheap plastic bins, just to keep items off the floor of the truck bed, I didn't have to worry about any water damage. I can't say enough good things about this product's looks and performance. I'm thinking about buying another pickup just so I can get another one of these...

I purchased and installed this 73" tri-fold bed cover in Fall of 2023. After 1.5 years, I remain very satisfied with my purchase. It is on a truck that is always stored outdoors and in weather ranging from Winter snow and cold, Spring hail, Summers baking in the sun and endured some heavy rainstorms with no leaking. It has held up great throughout! I really appreciate the flexibility of being able to quickly release and fold and snap latch 2 sections at bed front if storage height requires it. If the entire cover needs to be temporarily removed for any reason, it is easily done in a couple minutes. Same with reinstall. The combination of performance, quality, configuration flexibility, price, and durability has delivered excellent value to me!

I got this to replace an existing cover on my Silverado that had worn out. This setup was easy to install, took about 15 minutes from start to finish. Overall, it seals well on the bed, it's nice and tight, and it's extremely easy to open from the inside of the bed.

So far, so good. Everything arrived in good shape. No crushed box or rips. Everything was accounted for.I installed the top myself, and I have to say, it was pretty easy as installation goes. The hardest part was just lining it up on the rails before tightening it down. I eyeballed it about 6 times from one side to the other before locking it in place. The foam strips provided do a good job of almost completely sealing it off. I say almost because the design of the truck bed itself inherently leads to some small openings at the front corners. This is not a design flaw with the top. It's just how the truck is made.Folding up and securing the cover with the clips is pretty straightforward. The clamps fold up and tuck away out of the way, which is nice.The few things I would change would be to firstly, 86 the magnetic light fixture. I have a factory spray-on bed liner, and it doesn't do a good job of holding in place. The light itself is just an led with a reflective background. I have under rail lighting which does the job fine. The second thing I would change, and maybe it's just me - is the Tyger logo on the corner of the top. It's blue and stands out. My truck is silver and black. That blue grabs my eye every time. Good for the company to get free advertising, but I'd prefer black.As far as sturdiness, I have had it on for almost a week on local roads and highways at speed. It's been sunny and hot one day, and monsoon season the next. I have not had any water intrusion whatsoever in the bed; and my driveway is on an incline. I purposely parked it in both directions to see if there might be an opening for water at either end. Bone dry.The birds in my dogwood tree like to drop bombs on it. Washes off just fine.No sagging under the extreme sun and heat so far.No ridiculous flapping on the highway.That being said, I know this is still new, and that these things can change over time. If they do, I'll update this review, but so far, so good.As for expense, I think it's at a good price point for what you're getting, and way under what GM wants for the OEM covers.All in all, I am impressed by what I have seen so far.