I’ve had the Access covers on my last two trucks and can’t say enough about them. I recommend them to all my friends and family. I live in Massachusetts and our winters are not friendly. Ice and lots of snow and these covers handle it perfectly. When spring finally comes, they still look brand new! Love them. Great videos btw, love watching them.
Have had several different brands of "roll up" style bed covers, over the years. All of the others started to fail @ about 5 years. My last truck, 2007, had an access cover that was about 11 years old. It still functioned properly. The material was getting a little tired, but 11 years. North east winters and always parked out side.... Highly recommend this product.
I have a 2018 F-150 and have owned a Diamondback Truck Cover for two years now. I had a 2016 and when I traded it in, I kept the diamondback for the new truck. Hands down the best tonneau cover in existence. Can haul an ATV or UTV on top. Solid diamondplate aluminum in black line-x. Check them out. They are made in a family owned business in central Pennsylvania, near State College PA. A little pricey, but worth every dime.
Nice cover. We recently purchased a new 2018 Ram 2500 crew cab diesel and looked at all of the options for bed covers. We settled on the Undercover SE one piece unpainted ABS bed cover. I wanted something secure, strong and really weather resistant. The nice thing is that it only weighs 58 pounds and comes off and goes back on in a 3 minutes. The four brackets installed with aluminum clamps and requires no drilling of the bed. We pop it off and store in the fifth wheel when we are towing. Once we reach our destination the cover goes back on to secure the fifth wheel hitch, air compressor, tools and things kept in the bed. It also comes with a set of hooks to hang the cover on in your garage, shop or shed when you need access for hauling large items. We are super happy with it.
I like that. Easy roll up, not taking up space when I want to load my dirt bikes into the truck. And protect items from rain when needed. Very nice set up. Thanks.
I have used the Access Cover for the past 9 years. I pair it with the Access Adarac which allows me to transport kayaks when I tow my camper, and the Adarac does not prevent me from using the tonneau. I've been happy with the performance of the system.
Problem with this type is lack of security. My last truck I installed a retractable, lockable Pace Edwards roll top cover. Had it for 14 years in the Arizona sun with no issues. So when I purchased a 2017 Ram I again went for Pace Edwards. It too is lockable. The nice thing is they have tops for long beds like mine.
Thanks for the video because I am about to put a cover on my new Ford 150. I produce industrial safety videos. You did a great job of explaining what you did. Congrats.
Nice looking unit but my preference is the 4 section 'Back-Flip' hard cover. It was installed on a daily driver county truck I used for several years, the truck is still in service and so is the cover. I was really tough, waterfproof and offered a lot of security while being able to cover the entire bed or just fold back one section at a time as needed. Good videos, keep them coming it is nice to see what is out there.
cool cover. makes me want to go back to add a cover to my 2002 frontier truck. after 3 years i removed it it was to complicated to access & close it back
When we got our 5th wheel, I was looking for a bed cover that could move out of the way of the hitch and clear the 5th wheel king pin moving for turns. I saw your video on the Access Cover and got one myself. I love it! It’s so easy to use, clears out of the way for towing the 5er, and keeps everything in the bed dry and away from prying eyes. I know a hard cover would be harder for someone to break into, but I couldn’t find one I liked that got out of the way enough without blocking the view into bed while up. I know it’s not perfect for everyone, but it was for me. Thanks for the info on it and thanks for all the reviews you do!
I would agree. Recently, I purchased a truck and needed a cover. I was going to get the Access as that’s what i had on my last truck. However, I like the look of the Truxedo Pro 15x or whatever. MISTAKE…leaks in all 4 corners. I knew quality when i had it and went for the shiny new object. Truxedo has very good customer service, however that does not make a leaking cover NOT LEAK. KICKING MYSELF ALL THE WAY DOWN THE ROAD IN THE RAIN. Imagine, everytime it’s about to rain, the first thought in your head is OOOO, what’s in my truck bed. Sorry Access, I apologize to you guys for not trusting my gut. There you go all, you do not need to read any other product reviews. THIS is your answer!!!!!!
I just installed one 2 weeks ago. Definitely use an impact gun to install the clamps. I tried to use a normal ratchet and the clamps tear out of the aluminum rail, so you have to keep the clamp from rotating with your hand while tightening it, or just zip it on with an impact.
My only complaint with soft top covers is that in South Texas the sun eats up the stitching on them and after a few years the Velcro separates from the cover. Restitching or replacement under warranty is needed. That happens when it is kept outside in the elements.
that's where I believe Access is superior to many other soft top covers. All mine (4) and everyone I know with the Access cover has held up great on South Texas heat.
Please do a review of a retrax pro or a very similar tonneau cover. Possible even one that works on a remote control. I’d love to see one of those and if they’re worth the price.
My turnout gear cost about $4000 per set, I do not put it in the cab of the truck because of carcinogens that can collect fires. That Cover is very nice but does not offer any security, I didn’t wanna bed space taken up with one of the sliding caps, also didn’t want my back window covered when I’m pulling a fifth wheel so I went with a revolver X2 for security purposes.
I have the revolver by bak industries also. I still am able to load my 50" RZR in the back. Very secure. Much more than these fabric types as in the video above.
I helped a friend of mine install his second one, and he swears by them. This has been the cover I’ve looked at for a while (thanks to his endorsement as well as yours), but I need to be sure the contents I haul will stay absolutely dry in all conditions. What prevents water from seeping in between the rails and bed rails? Didn’t notice any gasket materials. Is the design and fit such that it prevents leaks? Thanks!
Ready to pull the trigger on this bed cover, new F250 SuperDuty and while researching I came across a WeatherTech foldable that looks like they've re-branded the Access Limited cover. Their tension adjustments are identical to Access. Are you aware of a re-branding?
With the sun 🌞 down here in Texas I don’t recommend a soft tonneau cover, I think it pops up to much from the side of the truck it would look better as flush as possible. Not sure if you can put bed rails as the side of the truck with this product for some folks who like to make it look nice, a soft tonneau cover when you drive just looks bad at high speeds hard ones just look better in my opinion
Something else, Get a couple of those foam noodles the kids use in the swimming pool. Run a slice down the length. Use these to fit onto the rails when you are hauling something and want to protect the rail and/or cargo. Such as bicycles or furniture. OK i'll shut up now.
In another of your video you had the cover rolled front to back. I don’t remember a tool box in that video. I want to cover my F/W receiver and install an aux diesel fuel tank with tool box . The height of the box is even with the rail. Do all Access covers roll from front to back?
The Access "Tonneau" or soft cover is nice but shrinks and is very hard to get back on. This is from experience working with the older type snap clip buttons.
I want to get a bed cover like this but I don’t trust people and it doesn’t lock the bed. I’m afraid people are going to steal my stuff by just opening up the tailgate but I’m on a budget and can’t afford one of the heavy duty locking ones. Any suggestions?
Not bad, but I dont care for the soft vinyl. The velcro on the sides seems cheap to me. Main reason why I went with a BakFlip G2 on my '14 F150. I liked the hard cover and the fact that I can still fold it up out of the way if I want to haul something large. Nice video, though. As they all are. Cheers.
Without the 4 bows like and Extang has they really suffer in the snow the Northeast gets and the vinyl gets a bit hard in the cold to the point you really at least need the sun out
I am curious why you recommend this cover over the BAK Revolver X2? I have had Truxedo, which is almost the same as the one you installed, and the stitching wants to come unraveled from pulling on it to tighten the sides and then pressing the velco. Anyone, wondering why you recommend this particular cover....
Nothing wrong with the BAK covers. They are twice the price though. Also, they roll-up into a much larger Mass when open which could be problematic for some fifth wheels. I agree they are great, but this is for a more budget oriented buyer.
When I want to relax and having blessing time I watch your videos. I learned a lot from you so thank you very much for this beautiful videos. However, I’m about buying new truck and I need your advice. I always drive Ford trucks and I love them. You drove almost every single trucks in the market now. I would like to know your opinion about the 2019 Chevy Silverado 1500. What do you think about it, what you loved about and what you heated about it? Is it reliable? Thank very much
Thanks! So long as you get the higher trim models I believe they are great trucks with plenty of technology. I would suggest a LTZ or High Country package if possible
Big Truck Big RV my budget is 55k and the LTZ was in this price range but it is to much Chrome from my taste. Is their big difference between the Z71 and the regular 4*4?
Just installed mine on a Rivian. Really nice cover and nice fit. Time will tell but initial impressions are way above my expectations.
Had one on my truck for 7 years. Still looked new.
I've had an access cover on my truck for 15 years, still looks almost new.
I’ve had the Access covers on my last two trucks and can’t say enough about them. I recommend them to all my friends and family. I live in Massachusetts and our winters are not friendly. Ice and lots of snow and these covers handle it perfectly. When spring finally comes, they still look brand new! Love them. Great videos btw, love watching them.
That has to be the cleanest truck bed I've ever seen.
Have had several different brands of "roll up" style bed covers, over the years. All of the others started to fail @ about 5 years. My last truck, 2007, had an access cover that was about 11 years old. It still functioned properly. The material was getting a little tired, but 11 years. North east winters and always parked out side.... Highly recommend this product.
I have a 2018 F-150 and have owned a Diamondback Truck Cover for two years now. I had a 2016 and when I traded it in, I kept the diamondback for the new truck. Hands down the best tonneau cover in existence. Can haul an ATV or UTV on top. Solid diamondplate aluminum in black line-x. Check them out. They are made in a family owned business in central Pennsylvania, near State College PA. A little pricey, but worth every dime.
Nice cover. We recently purchased a new 2018 Ram 2500 crew cab diesel and looked at all of the options for bed covers. We settled on the Undercover SE one piece unpainted ABS bed cover. I wanted something secure, strong and really weather resistant. The nice thing is that it only weighs 58 pounds and comes off and goes back on in a 3 minutes. The four brackets installed with aluminum clamps and requires no drilling of the bed. We pop it off and store in the fifth wheel when we are towing. Once we reach our destination the cover goes back on to secure the fifth wheel hitch, air compressor, tools and things kept in the bed. It also comes with a set of hooks to hang the cover on in your garage, shop or shed when you need access for hauling large items. We are super happy with it.
Have used a "hokey stick" as a cheep bed grabber for years. Fits across the bed behind the wheel wells to keep stuff from sliding forward.
Love my Retrax, locks in any position and looks great.
Yep.
I like that. Easy roll up, not taking up space when I want to load my dirt bikes into the truck. And protect items from rain when needed. Very nice set up. Thanks.
That cover completes the look of the bed very nicely
Just installed an Access bed cover based on your recommendation and I love it, used your video to help me install it, thanks!
I have used the Access Cover for the past 9 years. I pair it with the Access Adarac which allows me to transport kayaks when I tow my camper, and the Adarac does not prevent me from using the tonneau. I've been happy with the performance of the system.
Problem with this type is lack of security. My last truck I installed a retractable, lockable Pace Edwards roll top cover. Had it for 14 years in the Arizona sun with no issues. So when I purchased a 2017 Ram I again went for Pace Edwards. It too is lockable. The nice thing is they have tops for long beds like mine.
Thanks for the video because I am about to put a cover on my new Ford 150. I produce industrial safety videos. You did a great job of explaining what you did. Congrats.
Nice looking unit but my preference is the 4 section 'Back-Flip' hard cover. It was installed on a daily driver county truck I used for several years, the truck is still in service and so is the cover. I was really tough, waterfproof and offered a lot of security while being able to cover the entire bed or just fold back one section at a time as needed. Good videos, keep them coming it is nice to see what is out there.
I LOVE my Roll and Lock cover on my F250, 8.5 years and counting.......
cool cover. makes me want to go back to add a cover to my 2002 frontier truck. after 3 years i removed it it was to complicated to access & close it back
Back revolver x2 works great with my F250 and fifth wheel. Covers the hitch when not towing and doesn’t interfere with turning
That ‘reach rod’ has given me an idea! Off to Home Depot for some doweling, a bicycle hand grip!
BonneFires picture please so I can make one for myself!😂
good grief .... you can buy this item super cheap on Amazon and quick delivery. I think I gave less than 20 bucks delivered and it's great
When we got our 5th wheel, I was looking for a bed cover that could move out of the way of the hitch and clear the 5th wheel king pin moving for turns. I saw your video on the Access Cover and got one myself. I love it! It’s so easy to use, clears out of the way for towing the 5er, and keeps everything in the bed dry and away from prying eyes. I know a hard cover would be harder for someone to break into, but I couldn’t find one I liked that got out of the way enough without blocking the view into bed while up. I know it’s not perfect for everyone, but it was for me. Thanks for the info on it and thanks for all the reviews you do!
I would agree. Recently, I purchased a truck and needed a cover. I was going to get the Access as that’s what i had on my last truck. However, I like the look of the Truxedo Pro 15x or whatever. MISTAKE…leaks in all 4 corners. I knew quality when i had it and went for the shiny new object. Truxedo has very good customer service, however that does not make a leaking cover NOT LEAK. KICKING MYSELF ALL THE WAY DOWN THE ROAD IN THE RAIN. Imagine, everytime it’s about to rain, the first thought in your head is OOOO, what’s in my truck bed. Sorry Access, I apologize to you guys for not trusting my gut. There you go all, you do not need to read any other product reviews. THIS is your answer!!!!!!
I have one on new Ram and I had one on my old Silverado. Love it.
They are made in my hometown Jamestown nd. Love there product
I bought a painted to match hard cover from undercover and looks beautiful on my F-150
I just installed one 2 weeks ago. Definitely use an impact gun to install the clamps. I tried to use a normal ratchet and the clamps tear out of the aluminum rail, so you have to keep the clamp from rotating with your hand while tightening it, or just zip it on with an impact.
My only complaint with soft top covers is that in South Texas the sun eats up the stitching on them and after a few years the Velcro separates from the cover. Restitching or replacement under warranty is needed. That happens when it is kept outside in the elements.
that's where I believe Access is superior to many other soft top covers. All mine (4) and everyone I know with the Access cover has held up great on South Texas heat.
We want to get the hard cover version of that style
Please do a review of a retrax pro or a very similar tonneau cover. Possible even one that works on a remote control. I’d love to see one of those and if they’re worth the price.
My turnout gear cost about $4000 per set, I do not put it in the cab of the truck because of carcinogens that can collect fires. That Cover is very nice but does not offer any security, I didn’t wanna bed space taken up with one of the sliding caps, also didn’t want my back window covered when I’m pulling a fifth wheel so I went with a revolver X2 for security purposes.
I have the revolver by bak industries also. I still am able to load my 50" RZR in the back. Very secure. Much more than these fabric types as in the video above.
Great video! My preference is a hard cover but this was well made
I helped a friend of mine install his second one, and he swears by them. This has been the cover I’ve looked at for a while (thanks to his endorsement as well as yours), but I need to be sure the contents I haul will stay absolutely dry in all conditions. What prevents water from seeping in between the rails and bed rails? Didn’t notice any gasket materials. Is the design and fit such that it prevents leaks? Thanks!
How is it holding up am looking at them for my truck is it waterproof?
Can it run through a car wash with those big spinning brushes?
Ready to pull the trigger on this bed cover, new F250 SuperDuty and while researching I came across a WeatherTech foldable that looks like they've re-branded the Access Limited cover. Their tension adjustments are identical to Access. Are you aware of a re-branding?
I have the Truxedo cover that’s very similar.
With the sun 🌞 down here in Texas I don’t recommend a soft tonneau cover, I think it pops up to much from the side of the truck it would look better as flush as possible. Not sure if you can put bed rails as the side of the truck with this product for some folks who like to make it look nice, a soft tonneau cover when you drive just looks bad at high speeds hard ones just look better in my opinion
Is there any buffeting of this cover when out on the road/interstate?
Something else, Get a couple of those foam noodles the kids use in the swimming pool. Run a slice down the length. Use these to fit onto the rails when you are hauling something and want to protect the rail and/or cargo. Such as bicycles or furniture. OK i'll shut up now.
In another of your video you had the cover rolled front to back. I don’t remember a tool box in that video. I want to cover my F/W receiver and install an aux diesel fuel tank with tool box . The height of the box is even with the rail. Do all Access covers roll from front to back?
The Access "Tonneau" or soft cover is nice but shrinks and is very hard to get back on. This is from experience working with the older type snap clip buttons.
I've never experienced this with any of my Access covers. None of the (4) have shunken in either extremely hot (105+ degrees or cold).
I want to get a bed cover like this but I don’t trust people and it doesn’t lock the bed. I’m afraid people are going to steal my stuff by just opening up the tailgate but I’m on a budget and can’t afford one of the heavy duty locking ones. Any suggestions?
Not bad, but I dont care for the soft vinyl. The velcro on the sides seems cheap to me. Main reason why I went with a BakFlip G2 on my '14 F150. I liked the hard cover and the fact that I can still fold it up out of the way if I want to haul something large. Nice video, though. As they all are. Cheers.
Without the 4 bows like and Extang has they really suffer in the snow the Northeast gets and the vinyl gets a bit hard in the cold to the point you really at least need the sun out
I think you missed your calling as a hand model.
I am curious why you recommend this cover over the BAK Revolver X2?
I have had Truxedo, which is almost the same as the one you installed, and the stitching wants to come unraveled from pulling on it to tighten the sides and then pressing the velco.
Anyone, wondering why you recommend this particular cover....
Nothing wrong with the BAK covers. They are twice the price though. Also, they roll-up into a much larger Mass when open which could be problematic for some fifth wheels. I agree they are great, but this is for a more budget oriented buyer.
Nice bed cover. Similar to mine. I have a truxedo bed cover. How much was that one? I think I gave about $300 for mine.
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When I want to relax and having blessing time I watch your videos. I learned a lot from you so thank you very much for this beautiful videos.
However, I’m about buying new truck and I need your advice. I always drive Ford trucks and I love them. You drove almost every single trucks in the market now. I would like to know your opinion about the 2019 Chevy Silverado 1500. What do you think about it, what you loved about and what you heated about it? Is it reliable?
Thank very much
Thanks! So long as you get the higher trim models I believe they are great trucks with plenty of technology. I would suggest a LTZ or High Country package if possible
Big Truck Big RV my budget is 55k and the LTZ was in this price range but it is to much Chrome from my taste. Is their big difference between the Z71 and the regular 4*4?
What’s the expected life of that cover
There was one on my used pickup after 10 years it wasn’t good anymore
I’m wondering if they are better now
Mine is 13 years old and in decent shape. Always garaged but showing some signs of wear. 303 protectent applied a few months ago to help.
Which hard cover you would recommend?
I don't know man I work to much with my truck to fool with a cover
Which Access bed cover did you install? Is this the original?
Yes sir.
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ok what the heck is that tank on the passenger side of the bed????????????????
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Pick up a lomax and you'll never go back
not fifth wheel or gooseneck compatible
not nearly as good as the under cover or bak flip....no sense of security from thieves.