eperez@kpmg.com wrote:
>
> I just bought a '95 Dakota CC 4x4 and I want to get a tonneau cover for it. I
> don't race, (though I might want to) but I understand a tonneau cover will give
> me better gas mileage. I have a 180 mile round trip to work which I do twice a
> week but gas gets eaten up quick.
>
> My question is, which one to get. I got a truck magazine and saw a couple of
> brands and it appears they range from $99 to $700. Obviously, I would like to
> be in the $99 range but I do not want to have it rip in 2 month either. I live
> in New Jersey so in the winter it may have to hold some snow overnight.
>
> Appreciate any advice.
>
> Thanks
>
> Edgar Perez
> edgarperez@writeme.com
>
> PS I receive digest mode of the list which takes a long time so please cc me
> directly with reply. Thanks.
I have an Extang soft tonneau on my Dak (its the "good" model with the
frame and bows to hold it up) and I say invest in a good hard tonneau!
It will repay you in the long run with less headaches! Mine puddles up
with water at the least bit of rain (even with the bows adjusted all the
way up) and it absolutely will NOT hold up to snow. I hate this cover
so much, when I finally buy the hard tonneau, I believe I'll build a
bonfire with this one. TRUST ME! A hard tonneau is a whole lot better
in the long run!
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