MaxMate Soft Roll-up Truck Bed Tonneau Cover Compatible with 2014-2018 Chevy Silverado GMC Sierra 1500; 2019 LD/Limited | 5'9" (69") Bed | TCC169006

Why a "soft" roll-up tonneau cover? Years ago I've tried soft Tonneau covers and had good and bad experiences with them. On my last two trucks, I had the hard plastic Tonneau covers. Both styles have their advantages and disadvantages. I decided to go back to the vinyl cover for the ease of being able to roll it up when I needed to put something tall in the bed of the truck. The hard plastic covers are nice, but they are heavier and have to be removed (by two people) if you need to haul a piece of furniture or kitchen appliance, etc. Oh, and then there is the cost. A good hard cover is going to cost much much more. I installed this roll-up cover about a week ago on my 2018 GMC Sierra 2500HD SLT with 6.5' bed. First off, it was very easy to install. It only took 30ish minutes and I took my time installing it by myself. The clamps seem strong and they really hold the side rails in place. The vinyl seems to be made of a good sturdy grade material and the built in cross bars are a nice feature. In addition to keeping the cover tight, the cross bars give an added benefit of making it easier to roll the cover up when needed. When rolled back out and latched into place, the cover fits tight and has a nice clean look. The rails all have a foam tape already installed so when you put it on, it's going to keep the rain out. The kit comes with an additional foam tape/seal that I think is for the front rail of the truck bed. But my truck has a plastic bed liner that covers the front bed rail which pretty much makes it the same height as the sides of the bed and I didn't need to use any additional foam weather seal. The kit also came with a tailgate seal, but I haven't installed it yet. The latch system works great and with the tailgate locked, no one is getting in the bed of your truck without cutting the vinyl. The latch system works great and is easy to use. I guess my only complaint is cosmetically, the cover could be a tiny bit bigger (longer/wider) and come out closer to the edge of the bed rails and tailgate. One other suggestion for those of you installing this cover on a late model Sierra/Silverado. These trucks have two odd shaped stake pockets in the rear of the bed rails. I purchased covers for these and snapped them in (see picture) prior to installing the tonneau cover for a cleaner look. If a link will work, these are the ones I got: https://www.amazon.com/gp/product/B07HXK4VKM/ref=ppx_yo_dt_b_asin_title_o00_s00?ie=UTF8&psc=1

Easy install, great quality and fit. Downpour of rain after I installed it and the bed of my truck stayed dry as a bone

Super easy install, great packaging and seems high quality!

Fit and looks just as good as other more expensive ones I've had on other trucks. Super easy to install and quality appears to be fine, especially for the cost. Ran a fast 200 mile trip as soon as installed and worked perfectly. Shipped and received quite fast as well. Only complaint so far, fits a little loose on the top of the tailgate. Would buy again though.

Looks awesome, fits perfect, great price. I highly recommend it! 2026 6'6 bed, GMC Sierra. I love it!

Install was super easy. The quality is very nice. It fit my 2015 Silverado 6.6ft bed perfectly. The Lowe profile look is way nicer looking than a camper shell. The matching mechanism is strong and has adjustments for tension. It rolls up and has 2 easy to use straps to tuck it away. It works keeping the rain off our baby’s stuff when traveling to our other kids ball games.

I have absolutely no mechanical skills. I thought that I was going to have to call a buddy to help me with this. I just followed the 3 minute video and VOILA, I did it myself. I tested it with a water hose: it’s water tight and looks good in my GMC Sierra 1500. It rolls up easily and latches with two loops instead of Velcro like my older one. The only downside is that being non mechanical I had to figure out in my own that you have to hold the nut at the bottom with a wrench while using a socket wrench to tighten the clamps. The video only shows the ratchet on top. All in all, this was an excellent bang for my buck!!

***Update*** After 2 years this cover still looks and functions just like it did when I first installed it! I haven't had to shovel snow out of my truck bed for 2 harsh Maine Winters. I am able to keep anything I choose in the back without worrying about the threat of rain or snow. I use a ratcheting cargo bar near the back to keep the things I use the most easily accessible when the cover is down. Love it! I vowed to get a Tonneau cover after I got stuck in the rain headed to a camping trip and tried to stuff everything in the back seat (with passengers)..NEVER AGAIN. After doing my research, I found many styles, brands, and prices all over the place but I wanted to stay under $200. After learning about the different types and applications I was tossed up between a roll up and tri-fold. I decided to go with the roll up because I didn’t want to lose any bed space which you do lose 1/3 of the space with a trifold unless you take it off. After looking at many brands and reviews I had decided on the Tyger Topro roll up. Looking a little deeper, I noticed that this MaxMate had the same pictures, so figured it was the same Tyger I was looking at just branded differently. Sure enough when it arrived it was the Tyger brand which is what I wanted anyway but this one was $20 cheaper. This model does cover up your stake holes so if you are going to use a rack to transport stuff you will need to take it off or consider buying a low profile model that keeps the holes exposed. The cover arrived in a sturdy cardboard box, the cover portion was in a storage bag and the rails and clamps were safely packaged to avoid scratches. There was also an instruction booklet, warranty card, and parts checklist. Also came with an LED light to mount near the back. The cover was very easy to install and took me about ½ hour. Probably will take 5 minutes to take off if I need to and 20 minutes to put back on. The fit and finish is real good on my 2015 GMC Sierra with a 6.5ft bed. The cover was nice and straight as was the stitching and the release was smooth. It rolls up lickety split I am able to use the full space of the bed, and rolled down sits nice and flat. It rained like crazy the first weekend after I put it on and there was not a drop of water in my bed. The rain beaded up nicely on top and ran off. I haven’t driven many miles with it on (about 200) but my gas mileage seems to be better… will see. With the tailgate locked it provides some level of protection too (a thief would have to cut it open to get inside). I find myself putting things in the bed much more often now where I used to always fill up the back seat. So far so good, I am real happy with this cover.