GUIDE: Retractable (rollback-type) Tonneau Covers

Kevan · Oct 1, 2006

First, the specs on the bed:

2005 Dodge Ram SRT-10 Reg. Cab

Bulkhead: 65-5/8"
Rails: 73-7/8"
Tailgate Width: 62-1/8"
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Bed Depth at Bulkhead: 19-5/8" (to top of rail)
Bed Depth at Tailgate: 20-3/8" (to top of rail)

Be sure to have those handy when contacting the manufacturer. Remember to tell them about the wing!

Here's a listing of rollback-type bed covers.
(In no particular order)

-RollBak
http://www.rollbaktonneaucover.com/

-Roll-N-Lock
http://www.rollnlock.com/

-Pace-Edwards
http://www.pace-edwards.com/

http://www.truckcoversusa.com/

Sectional Retractable Covers
-Peragon
http://www.peragon.com/

-Bakflip
http://www.bakfliptonneaucover.com/

-K-Cover
http://www.kcovers.com/

-Advantage Truck Accessories
www.advantagetruckaccessories.com

I'll have the Admin add important stats (like: "Works With Wing", and "Really- No Drilling") as information comes in.

Solid/One-piece tonneau covers is in a different thread. Please search for "Tonneau Covers" to find it.

GILMO'S10 · Oct 15, 2006

retrax rolling bed cover. little pricey but really nice.opens on roller bearings
and will work with the wing

WILDMAN · Oct 15, 2006

WILDMAN

I have the Rollbak cover on my truck and like it real well. It doen't have roller bearings but still works easy.

Wade

Chuck B · Oct 16, 2006

Here's one that I went with. Bonus for me was the extra heavy duty top and smallest container. Downside....with heavy duty you get extra weight and its not compatible with our wing. Per the instructions you are supposed to drill two holes in the stake hole section on the rear of the bed, route the drain hose through this hole then down and out. I have the bedrug installed so I obtained a plastic reducer (found at local Ace Hardware plumbing) to reduce the rail opening to 7/16 black hose; again found at local Ace. This size allows you to route the hose behind and longside the bed rug and tailgate opening. Once installed its out of sight and no need to drill the two holes. The rest of the installation is a no drill affair.

http://www.truckcoversusa.com/

Kevan · Oct 27, 2006

Another one to add to the list:

-Advantage Truck Accessories
www.advantagetruckaccessories.com

ADMIN- Since I'm unable to edit my original post, please insert this link into "Sectional" and Chuck's link into the main area.
Thanks!

GUIDE: Retractable (rollback-type) Tonneau Covers

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