YITAMOTOR Soft Roll Up Truck Bed Tonneau Cover Compatible with 2020 2021 2022 2023 2024 2025 2026 Jeep Gladiator JT 5 ft Bed w/o Trail Rail System

I needed a bed cover that would keep eyes off my gear while camping, this cover works perfectly for that. It also makes the truck look sharp. Easy install. Good materials. Instructions were fine. Measuring guides or marking points for specific vehicles would be helpful, but figuring the install out was simple enough. Took about 90 minutes.

Ordered for 2021 Jeep Gladiator. Easy to follow instructions, easy install, and great customer service. Followed the 4 step process to install on the bed, and when I unrolled the cover, the last metal beam was bent, preventing the cover from closing properly. I emailed the company and got a response a few hours later. They immediately got to work sending a replacement. Prompt delivery and solid materials on the cover. Easy to fold up and u food and latch shut. Fully waterproof with weather strip and LED light included. Would highly recommend, especially for quality with such fair pricing.

Nice tonneau decent price. Was tough to get it on right by myself but with a second body we finally got it.

Pretty pleased with the YITAMOTOR Soft Roll Up Truck Bed Tonneau Cover. Easy install and easy to use. Only flaw was lack of seal under the front of the cover. Front facing panel of the Gladiator bed drops 1/2" compared to rest of bed rail. That left a gap that would surely have let water in. I used a strip of foam tape from hardware store to fill the gap and have not seen any leaks.

Let me start off by telling why I'm not giving this cover a higher review. Another review stated this and it is true, The rails are 3/4 inch too long, unless you have a way to cut them down this cover will not latch. Then end caps are held by one screw that is under the foam pad then pops out. The bad thing about cutting it is the Velcro is wrapped under the end to keep it from lifting out of the track, make sure that you lift the end of the Velcro up and use a fair amount of super glue. Time will tell if this works but I really think it will be fine. Once the rails were cut it was a pretty simple process, you do have to do some tweaking left,right, forward and backwards to get it to cover just right so don't tighten the brackets too tight till you get it centered. Saw a couple reviews about it blowing open while going down the road, this is because they didn't slide the tailgate end of the rails in just a hair more so the latch could make more contact with the rail. If you're not handy and have a saw or Dremel tool you might want to find another cover, if you have the tools it seems to be a pretty decent quality cover