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Tonneau Cover? What's That?

tri-fold tonneau cover
A tri-fold tonneau truck cover

Tonneau covers are hard truck bed covers that protect your truck and the items you carry in it. But why should you have one? Truthfully, the answer is found in simple science and economics. Trucks are not very aerodynamic, so wind is sucked down into the bed when driving, which causes drag. Installing a truck bed cover eliminates the drag and can result in better gas mileage. In some cases, the cover may pay for itself in as little as a year with the money you'll save on fuel!

Some other benefits are keeping your cargo secure. First, the cover will keep things from being blown out onto the road and preventing accidents or accidental littering. They also keep undesirable debris, snow, and rain out of your truck bed and off of your cargo. While no truck bed cover is completely waterproof, they are highly effective at protecting your cargo from the elements. Tonneau covers also keep your cargo a complete mystery. Some even come with locking mechanisms for extra security.

There are many style options and sizes available, so you will find a cover that fits your truck perfectly. Some of the more popular types of truck bed covers include hinged covers, roll-up covers, snap covers, tri-fold covers, seal-and-peel covers, and truck box style tonneau covers. Some tonneau covers are one solid piece and are very durable. Other types of truck bed covers have a seam or crease that allows you to lift, bend, or roll back a small portion of the cover to put in or take out what you need.

Protecting your truck bed from the elements of wild Ohio weather and also from thieves, while also making your truck more aerodynamic, is easy with tonneau covers. With all the options available, you can find a great cover at an affordable price, and the money you will save on gas after installing one of these truck bed covers may make up for the purchase price. Tonneau covers are well worth the investment for truck owners.

Classy Chassis is your place for truck accessories, including tonneau covers, in Ashland, Mansfield and all of Northeastern Ohio! We have a wide selection, so you can find the right fit for your truck!

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