YITAMOTOR FRP Hard Tri Fold Truck Bed Tonneau Cover Fits for Toyota Tacoma 2024 2025 5 ft Bed (Excl. Trail Edition) with Deck Rail System

Great cover for the price. I will give it five stars because I went to the car wash and there was no water anywhere. It does hold weight because I climbed on top of it to clean the rear window, and it held up very well. The instructions are not that great, and I don't like the fact that it doesn't have any center clamps for the rail behind the cab. I also wish it weren't completely Square so that it would cover more of the bed top for the front of the truck.Update: water does leak in. I have adjusted many times, but I'm not sure it will ever stay dry.

Bought for a 2024 Tacoma OR 5' bed. Took 45 min to install including opening the box. Instructions are OK. The product is awesome for the price. Looks great. Generally the gap seals work well with the exception of the two corners up against the Cab. I may use some of the extra included weather seal on these two corners. Other than that I do not see any other water leaks. I should add no pick up truck is 100% water tight in the bed. The panel up against the cab has a bolt on but is not easy removal clamp like the other folding pieces. You can fold it back to open bed, except for last panel, no issues. When tail gate is locked no way to open it. No drilling of any kind required. It can support a lot of weight on top. per manufacturer 350 to 450lb. You can stand on it no problem. Quality product for the price. If you want to also put on a bed rack you'll have to be creative. I think it can be done. The top does use existing bed rails to clamp done cover.

20 Month Update: Hot, cold, wind, rain, snow. High speed fwy and hwy driving and still looks like new. Cover remains taught, pliable and color has not faded. No cracks, tears, sagging or issues of any kind.Back latches, which seem flimsey, continue to work and have shown no sign of breaking. All good6 MONTH UPDATE: Lots of rain this year. Cover still looks good (no fade) and remains as taut as a drum with no sign of wear or tear. Lots of rain this winter so a very small amount of water entered along leading edge when driving. Not enough to complain about.1 MONTH UPDATE Just completed an 1600 mile trip averaging 80+MPH with very strong cross windsEverything good EXCEPT the two back latches. Blew loose on three occasions due to cross winds, had to stop and make road side adjustments. (I initially added hold down hooks to the front edge--see #3 below--glad I did). My initial concern for the latch design proved valid. Still the thing is less than $200.Finding the right tension for the hooks is a closely run thing...the hooks are plastic and snap if over tightened. The Cam Handles lack a "flat spot" to seat so vibration also contributed to them levering loose.Otherwise the cover took the wind beating in stride. No wind noise and the cover remains taught. Just lucky the thing didn't fly off and cause an accident.INITIAL REVIEWThe product is less than $200 so my expectations are tempered accordingly.Vehicle: 2012 Tacoma, 4 Door, Short (5') Bed WITH inside side rail.I do not expect this to last years, but consider it fine for the price.I am about to embark on a long, high speed trip in various weather. I will edit this post accordingly upon return.Install:a) Fit is perfect. Easy to install.b) Had rail clip or the pull down issues which some have mentioned. Everything fit square. No drilling, cutting, etc. needed.b1) Note: Tacoma beds taper so use innermost slots for the front ties and center slots for the rear ties.c) There is a gap across the front. The foam strip provided is too thin to fill the space. If concerned purchase a thicker foam insulation strip (1-1/2")Things I don't like.1) The plastic latches in the back are poorly conceived; plastic hooks with a flimsy plastic tension lever. Make sure to adjust gradually to avoid breakage. There is a reason an extra set of plastic hooks is provided2) There are only 4 tie down spots. The two forward ones are pretty secure. The two back...well, see #1.3) Nothing holds down the leading edge so I made two hooks which grab the frame channel and tie down to a couple of points I installed (to tie down my bike). The hooks secure the front edge, pulling the frame tight to the foam, sealing the front edge while providing some piece of mind.

fits well and I was able to put it on by myself.Looks good and secure.

I bought this cover for my car.. very practical and easy to use.

The package came earlier than expected and all the components were accounted for. After installing the cover I noticed a small puncture in the vinyl. The customer service issued a replacement and I was given credit as soon as the UPS ticket went through. They also went ahead and issued a replacement even before the ticket was issued. This package also came earlier than expected. 5+ stars for their customer support.The cover fit perfectly on my 6' Tacoma bed. The only installation issue I had was minimal which included the safety hold straps which I had to twist upside down on the rail to get the clamps to hold. This really wasn't much of an issue. We took the truck with items including luggage in the truck bed under the cover from NY to FL and back with no issues. Coming back from Florida we ran into a heavy rainstorm but the cover kept out practically all of the rain. Nothing was damaged from any water entry.Some have had issue with the plastic hold down levers near the tailgate end of the cover, but after adjusting them to the proper length and with a little care, they have worked properly without damage or breaking. Some items during transport caused the vinyl to bulge a little, but after taking them out, it has retained it's original shape.I would definitely recommend this cover and the supplier.

Fits well on 2024 Double Cab SR5 (5FT Bed). Initially, was confused on how to install. But through the tutorial videos, was able to figure it out. Ended up not being difficult. Note, the type/brand of truck determines the installation steps/parts. On certain trucks, you can easily latch. But on this truck for example, had to add clamps. Any needed parts will be included though. The actual panels seem quite heavy and durable. There aren’t any gaps/leakage noticed yet. But can easily be fixed with additional weather seal. Satisfied with the appearance (see images). In all, great alternative to the $1000+ original Toyota cover.