Lund Roll up Tonneau ?

[TampaDieselFX4]

The cheapest roll-up tonneau I found is the Lund. Has anyone had problems with it? Where is it made? china or USA? I've also looked at the Lorado/Access and the Truxedo LoPro QT which are both the same style, but a lot more money. Not sure what the justification is, but I'm looking into it. Opinions?

 

[maw88]

Roll-n-Lock is pretty good. Mine has been on there 4 yrs. and no problems.

 

[TampaDieselFX4]

that roll-N-lock is about 2-3x's over my budget. over $1g for that thing. Not happening. I can get the Lund for $350, or the Lorado/Access for $430.

 

[EmptyDub]

I've been looking at a collapsible hard cover from Peragon Retractable Aluminum Powder Coated Key Locking All-Weather Quality Truck Bed Cover Tonneau. Don't actually know anyone that's got one, but they've got some nice features: solid powder-coated aluminum panels, lockable, folds accordian-style, and can be completely removed without tools. It's still a lot of money for a bed cover ($700), but not bad compared to other "roll up" types. Plus you buy directly from the manufacturer with no middleman. Just another option to look at!

 

[Dogman]

TampaDieselFX4, Theres a guy across the street from my shop that has a used roll-up tonneau for sell. It came out of a f350 long bed. It did not look to bad. PM me and I'll look at tomarrow for you.

 

[TampaDieselFX4]

Appreciate the offer, I'd be all over it if it were for a short bed.

 

[maw88]

that roll-N-lock is about 2-3x's over my budget. over $1g for that thing. Not happening. I can get the Lund for $350, or the Lorado/Access for $430.

I gpt mine used. It was a steal.

 

[JLDickmon]

I've seen the Lunds up close, a couple trucks I service have them.. they don't seem to have any negatives for the price

 

[TampaDieselFX4]

Trying to figure out why they are $100 cheaper than Access/Lorado.