In general, our 'cab-high' caps follow the height of the truck cab and continue rearward at that height, parallel to the truck bed rails. Our High-C product line adds about 4". The T-Class heights vary. Please view individual product pages or contact your dealer for additional information. Our dimensions are only one factor in the overall height of your truck, however. Also be aware of the suspension system, the weight of the load in truck, the size of tires, etc. PLEASE TAKE CARE to consider the overall height of your vehicle BEFORE you enter any garage, parking facility, drive-through, underpass or other area with limited clearance.

1. Place the end of your measuring tape at the bulkhead of your truck bed.
2. Moving down your bed rail, measure to the inside edge of the top of your tailgate.
3. Most truck manufacturers round their bed sizes, so choose the option in the fitment bar that is closest to your measurement.

Virtually all of our production is "custom-ordered" to perfectly match each customer's truck. Because of the huge number of potential sizes, styles, models, and colors of products we offer, we maintain virtually no inventory of unsold products at our factories. Active CENTURY Dealers often do have some inventory on hand, generally concentrating on the most popular truck models, bed sizes, and colors. If you are looking for an in-stock product, call the CENTURY Dealers near you.

Check with your local CENTURY Dealer, as they can sometimes provide a replacement set of keys on-the-spot. If they don't have the keys you need, they will contact CENTURY on your behalf. If your lock is one currently in production, we will send a set of keys to your Dealer. If your lock is no longer in production, the lock itself will have to be replaced by your local CENTURY Dealer.

Although dimensions appear to be similar for many truck models, most CENTURY molds will only fit the make/model/style of truck they were originally designed for. In many cases, a particular truck style is in production for several years with virtually no change, and a cap will fit any model year during the run of a particular body style. Beyond that, dimensions, angles, clearances, heights, and styling details are varied enough that it is unlikely that any cap can "cross over" from one truck to another. If you want to pursue it, we recommend a trial fit on the truck.

Century utilizes three factories (located in Milton, PA; Elkhart, IN; and Woodland, CA) to produce its fiberglass truck caps and tonneaus. Each factory uses its own sets of molds and buys local parts and assemblies when possible. Each is also able to make subtle variations that suit the region of the country where their products are sold. Of course, the major features, styling, warranty and quality of CENTURY products all meet the same high standards no matter where they are produced.

Check with your CENTURY Dealer, as they often have logos on hand and can get them to you quickly. If your dealer does not have the logo you need in stock, you can also email us with your request and we can assist you. Make sure you include your street address in your email. Wherever possible, we replace logos as a courtesy to our customers.