Our aluminium tonneau cover for you car

• Fits 2019 - 2023 Chevy/GMC Silverado/Sierra, works w/ MultiPro/Flex tailgate (w/o factory side storage boxes) 5' 10" Bed (69.9")
• E-Z clamping system locks down the cover from the inside, securing your belongings from the elements and any on-lookers
• Powder-coated aluminum frame is sturdy but lightweight enough for one-hand use Chevrolet Roller Shutter Covers
• Comes pre-assembled, with heavy duty side-rail clamps for a 5-minute install Waterproof Roller Shutter Cover
• Hinged sections fold back into a compact unit for more truck bed access Custom Fit Aluminum Roller Shutter Cover

The only downside to all the space in that big, open truck bed is that there`s nothing to keep your gear away from prying eyes, the sun, and the elements. If you agree, it might be time to get a truck bed cover, and we`re confident you`ll love all the features of the TonnoFold Tri-Fold Tonneau Cover. Let us count the ways. This folding tonneau cover is really versatile. The entire cover can be folded down to contain the contents of your entire truck bed, or you can fold it back into a compact unit to make room for larger items. The hinged tri-fold design lets you customize the cover`s orientation for every ride - you can even remove the entire cover in just a few minutes. And, the TonnoFold Tri-Fold Tonneau Cover has a powder-coated aluminum frame with a tear-resistant, double-sided vinyl top. It can handle heavy winds, light rain and snow, and, yes, lots of bird poop. It`s worth keeping the cover on while your truck bed is empty - it`ll fend off Mother Nature while your bed liner stays nice and clean. If you want a tonneau cover that supports American innovation, you`ll be happy to learn that is a US-based brand that focuses on quality, affordability, and ease of installation for every truck bed cover in its inventory. So, if you`re in the market for a folding tonneau cover, you`ve landed in the right spot. Order your tonneau cover now, and soon you`ll be sailing down the freeway without checking your rearview mirror 1,267 times per hour.