Vinyl tonneau in winter?
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Just leave it on normally but before the winter, clean it up nice with Meguiar's #40 to protect the surface. Mine holds perfectly fine during storms with a lot of snow. The meguiars helps when you brush the snow off as well. FWIW I have an Extang Full-tilt
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I had a vinyl cover on my previous truck and it was a bit difficult to un-snap and re-snap during cold weather. Now, that I'm planning to visit my parents this year, I need to have a more durable and easy to operate tonneau cover for winter use. I saw different options like on this page - Tonneau Covers but can't still decide what to choose. I kind a like the trifold cover. Does anyone here have this kind of tonneau and what brand? As much as possible, I want something that is not too expensive. Thanks in advanced.
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You definitely can, but it may need to be readjusted occasionally due to the changing weather. Also, make sure to wipe the snow off occasionally. While strong, too much weight could cause it to tear. If you want more info, check out this guide:
Tonneau Covers & Truck Bed Covers - HitchAnything.com
Tonneau Covers & Truck Bed Covers - HitchAnything.com
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