The UltraGroove Electric is powered by an electric motor in the canister that opens and closes the cover along rails fastened to the truck bed. It is operated by either a key fob remote control or smartphone app. In case of power loss, a manual release lever can operate the cover.

The UltraGroove Electric is manufactured with heavy-gauge extruded aluminum panels powder coated in a black textured finish for increased strength and durability. The panels are fastened together with a silicone hinge seal.

Water collected on top of the cover is channeled to the canister. Drain tubes at the front and rear direct water away from the truck to help keep the bed dry. Water does not pass through the silicone hinge-sealed top, but it may enter through areas that are not part of the cover, such as the tailgate or stake pockets. Proper sealing during installation is important.

Sweep snow off the cover before operating it. If ice is present, use your hand to slap the cover near the middle to create vibration that helps break up the ice. Do not use anything other than your hand.

The UltraGroove Electric electromagnetic brake system automatically locks the cover in any position.

Your gas mileage may improve. Numerous studies indicate that aerodynamics and fuel economy can improve with the use of a truck bed cover.

Yes. The UltraGroove Electric has a seven-year factory defect warranty on all parts.

The UltraGroove Electric is not weight-rated for load carrying. It can hold a substantial amount of evenly distributed weight, such as a snow load, but walking on the cover is not recommended.

The UltraGroove Electric uses rolling-code technology with approximately seven million random codes that change each time the button is pressed. It is unlikely that a random garage door opener could operate the cover.

No. The cover operates from the vehicle battery. It may move slightly faster while the engine is running.

Yes. A universal Manual Switch Kit, Part # BL-1120, is available and plugs directly into the controller's extra pigtail. It operates the cover with the flick of a switch.

The BedLocker Electric uses an electric motor in the canister to open and close the cover along rails fastened to the truck bed. It can be operated by key fob remote control or smartphone app. A manual release lever allows operation if power is lost.

The BedLocker Electric uses heavy-gauge extruded aluminum panels with a black textured powder-coated finish. The panels are fastened together with a silicone hinge seal.

Water on top of the cover is channeled to the canister. Drain tubes at the base of the canister direct water away from the truck. Water may still enter through components not associated with the cover, such as the tailgate and stake pockets, so proper sealing during installation is important.

Sweep snow off before operating the cover. When ice is present, use your hand to slap the middle of the cover to create vibration and break up the ice.

Its electromagnetic brake system automatically locks the cover in any position.

Your gas mileage may improve. Numerous studies indicate that aerodynamics and fuel economy can improve with the use of a truck bed cover.

Yes. The BedLocker Electric has a seven-year factory defect warranty on all parts.

The BedLocker Electric is not rated for carrying loads. It can hold substantial evenly distributed weight, such as snow, but walking on the cover is not recommended.

The BedLocker uses rolling-code technology with approximately seven million random codes that change each time the button is pressed, making accidental operation by a random garage door opener unlikely.

No. The cover operates from the battery and may move slightly faster with the engine running.

Yes. A universal Manual Switch Kit, Part # BL-1120, is available and plugs directly into the controller's extra pigtail.

The cover glides along rails mounted to the sides of the truck bed and retracts into a canister at the front. It rolls around a reel inside the canister, while a coil spring maintains tension and makes the cover easy to open.

It is manufactured with heavy-gauge extruded aluminum panels powder coated in a black textured finish. The panels are connected with a silicone hinge seal.

Water is channeled to the canister and routed away through drain tubes. Water may still enter through areas not associated with the cover, including the tailgate and stake pockets, so those areas may require sealing.

Remove snow before operating the cover. If ice is present, use your hand to create vibration and break it up.

A key-operated lock near the driver's side of the tailgate engages linkage into the side rails. The cover can be locked in place at 12-inch intervals along the truck bed.

Your gas mileage may improve. Numerous studies indicate that aerodynamics and fuel economy can improve with the use of a truck bed cover.

The rails mount directly to the truck-bed sill. Bedliners that cover the sill will require modification. Under-the-rail bedliners are generally easier to accommodate but may still require modification near the front corners.

Yes. The Full-Metal JackRabbit has an Ultimate Lifetime factory defect warranty on all parts.

The JackRabbit glides along rails mounted to the truck bed and retracts into a canister at the front. The cover rolls around a reel inside the canister, while a coil spring maintains tension for easy opening.

The JackRabbit blanket consists of ArmorTek vinyl bonded to a formed aluminum substructure. The textured polymer material is designed for long life and remains flexible in sub-freezing temperatures.

Water is channeled toward the canister and routed away through drain tubes. Water may still enter through areas outside the cover system, such as the tailgate and stake pockets. Proper sealing is important. Snow should be removed before operation, and ice should be broken up using vibration from your hand only.

The JackRabbit uses a key-operated lock near the driver's side of the tailgate. The lock engages the side rails, and the cover can be secured at 12-inch intervals along the truck bed.

Your gas mileage may improve. Numerous studies indicate that aerodynamics and fuel economy can improve with a truck bed cover.

Bedliners that cover the truck-bed sill require modification because the cover rails fasten directly to the sill. Under-the-rail liners are generally easier to accommodate but may need modification at the front corners.

Yes. The JackRabbit has a five-year factory defect warranty on all parts.

Yes. SwitchBlade can be installed and removed in minutes with a Phillips screwdriver.

SwitchBlade uses a water-management system that channels water to the front canister and then out of the truck through drain tubes. Water may still enter through areas such as the tailgate, stake pockets, and other parts of the truck bed that are not sealed.

SwitchBlade is made with ArmorTek vinyl bonded to a formed aluminum substructure. The textured polymer material is designed for long life and remains flexible in sub-freezing temperatures.

The SwitchBlade glides along rails mounted to the sides of the truck bed and retracts into a canister at the front. A coil spring maintains tension on the cover to make opening easier.

Your gas mileage may improve. Numerous studies indicate that aerodynamics and fuel economy can improve with the use of a truck bed cover.

The SwitchBlade rails mount directly to the truck-bed sill. Bedliners that cover the sill require modification. Under-the-rail liners are generally easier to accommodate but may still require modification near the front corners.

Yes. The SwitchBlade has a two-year factory defect warranty on all parts.