Tutel Hard Shell Folding Truck Bed Tonneau Cover|Fits 2015-2026 Ford F150 5'5"Bed (66") - TULH016

Ordered for my 2015 f150 and it fits great. Looks great, super easy install, and keeps water out. Feels very durable, and the latches feel very secure and they have locking pins. Had a great experience with this vendor. The original product came in damaged and they worked with me quickly to get a replacement product. They communicated clearly throughout the process, and provided wonderful, timely service. Truly great to work with. I would highly recommend this product and this seller if you are looking for a great bed cover that’s simple and won't break the bank.

We love it! Perfect for our boat hauling and diving truck. Great communication with the vendor. Built stable, super easy one-man installation, works as described and even comes with extras! Everything is dry and safe in the bead of the truck now. It also looks great!

Overall, I like this cover and I'm giving this 5 stars due to the price vs. performance. I had a "Hard Hat" tonneau cover on my last truck and it worked great for almost 10 years, but it was no longer available. So after a lot of research, I decided to try this one as it had a good price point and decent reviews. The package arrived quickly, things were very well protected in the box, and there were no missing pieces. The installation was relatively easy and I had to use the provided weather stripping on my truck because the bed rail along the window as slightly lower than the bed rails on the side. After the first time I tried to install, I still saw daylight in the corners at the front of the bed, so I added more weatherstripping at each corner for about 1" along each side which seemed to do the trick (see photo). Overall, it is a solid cover that seems to be built well, is the right size and looks good. Pros: - Good price - easy install - seems well built - feels durable - easy to open and close. - fairly secure - looks good Cons: - It's heavy so taking it off may not be a 1 person job. - Even with the weatherstripping at the front, I'm not sure about how weatherproof it is. Time will tell - A few of the edges had scuff marks/scratches on them which doesn't bother me, but may bother others. It hasn't been in a heavy rain yet so I may revise this in the future.

For the money this thing is great, installs easy. Quality is not top notch but again for the money its fine. As others have hinted the corners are not a great seal because the truck bed is not completely flat, I just got some silicone to fill in the gaps and that seems to work fine and will hopefully come off the truck easily if I was ever to resell the truck. You can only do that in the rear most panel that's doesn't flip up but that's where most of the problem is anyways Also, I have a 2025 Ford F-150 Lightning and it fits great despite Amazon telling me it will not fit, I just think the description of the product fails to explicitly say it works for the Lightning and Amazon's algorithm pukes and says it won't work. It fits great, no issues.

It's heavy, but that's okay because it's metal rather than cloth or cheap plastic. It was easy to install and is a great fit for my 2015 F-150 short bed. Some have said the retaing clips were plastic, but mine are metal. I like the pins on the latch handles to keep the latches locked. It just makes the top less inclined to fly off... not that it would, but just added safety. I'm 72 and managed to install this cover on my truck in about 30 minutes. It hasn't snowed or rained yet so I'm not sure about leaks.

For the price this is 5 stars. The construction is solid. I feel like the mounting hardware should be beefier, but I have no complaints. I was able to install by myself in little under 1/2 hour.

Bought this for my 2024 F150 Lariat in Star White, with the 3.5L V6 hybrid engine that I purchased a week ago. It has a 5.5 foot bed, with a Line-X liner, and I did not want to put in a box. This came in 2 days early. Instructions are a little hard to follow but figured out that the two raised clasps go next to the rear window. Got it into the bed and removed the cardboard by myself but my wife had to help me place it on the rails as I am 72. It comes with weather stripping for the rail next to the window. I lined it up evenly on both sides and attached the hardware. The rear two pieces attach securely and were easy to install. They are 4 attachments, 2 for each side. for the rest of the cover. These need to be improved IMO. The bolt goes through the opening and when the handle is pushed down, it is supposed to secure it to the rails. Only it doesn't. It does not fit tight enough and will come loose. Rather than send it back, I modified the 4 attachments. I put the bolt through the attachment in the "open position" meaning the handle is parallel to the cover. I put on a fender washer, a lock washer and a wing nut and secured it. The threads are metric - M6 x 1. It is now held down really tight. It is a a little more difficult to remove the wing nuts but not too bad. I lower the tailgate, remove the first two wing nuts, fold over the top, remove the second set of wing nuts and fold it back onto the final cover and strap it down. I put the hardware in a plastic container with a lid and put it in a storage place on the truck. The manufacturer included an extra bolt and hardware. Oh, after receiving my order, they messaged me to double check the size of my bed. It seems some people can't tell the difference in a 5.5', or a 6.5' or an 8' bed. Thought that was a good thing to do. Now I can put a Rubbermaid plastic container in the bed for the stuff I carry (quart of oil, jumper cables, tow strap, tire pump, etc.). We are headed to the mountains of North Georgia Thursday and now the luggage can be secured, leaving the back seat empty. I applied a trim restorer to the cover and it shined up very well. I can stand on this cover and I am 6'2" and 238 pounds. Charlotte, uh, that's her name, really looks good. It is supposed to storm tomorrow but be clear the rest of the week, so I'll update when we get back as to how this cover performed. Update: I discovered that the threaded openings in the rollers were not tapped all the way through. Hey, mistakes happen. I contacted their support and they have sent new latches via FedEx. That's good customer service! Thank you Miss Sue. We spent several days in the mountains of NE Alabama (Little River Canyon) and NW Georgia (Cloudland Canyon) , beautiful country and this tonneau cover performed great. No leaks at all. Nor does it vibrate at Interstate speeds when secured. All in all, well pleased with this cover and it looks good on my white "metallic flake" F150.