2022 Tonneau covers

The one I got is 220 but does not fit my short bed. Too short.

 

Anybody in this forum buy/install a retractable tonneau cover that fits the 5.5’ bed yet?

 

Tonneacovered.com is the website.
Retrax is running a rebate thru February and according to the online dealer I will take advantage of that also. Their online price was great with free shipping.

I followed up on that and sent an email to retrax and got this response on the timeline

Hey there,
We are currently waiting on Toyota to sign off on the finished lines; so currently we are looking at mid to end of February for a release date.

It is definitely the cover I want as well and the way I looked at it I might as well try and get to the front of the line to get it….

I have a Bakflip on my 2016 Tundra right now…. Not a fan of that cover….

 

…any specific reason you didn’t like it? I am assuming it was the MX4 hard trifold Tonneau?

I had it on my 2015 and really liked it hence the question.

 

I can confirm perfect fitment on a 6.5 bed
About 1 hour taking my time by myself. I can probably do it in a half hour now. Also the directions don’t come in the box I found the directions on this site and printed them off pretty simple

 

Nice!

 

where are the drainage tubes installed?

 

Both corners


Directions call for them to be installed in the center holes but that didn’t make sense to me

 

I tried Bakflip on a 2019 Ram; no matter what I did, it leaked like crazy!

 

Looks amazing! Thank you for posting the part number! Can you post pictures of it midway & fully folded up? Also, did your truck come with the oem rail system? Mine has it, and wanted to ensure this cover will fit with the existing rails.

I will be purchasing the same one here:
https://www.reliabletoyotaparts.com/oem-parts/toyota-tun-tonc-rg-bed-black-pt9543422102

 

Yes I have the rails in the truck

 

Sorry I don’t have any current pictures and I’m not around the truck at the moment

 

Retrax has month of Feb rebates for $100/$150 dollars. https://retrax.com/special-offers

 

After getting my 22’ 5.5 OEM Tonneau installed yesterday (and comparing it to the fitment of my 2015 Bakflip) I can see the differences in the two.

While my 2015 Bakflip didn’t leak a lot I can say this OEM 22’ model cover is a lot more snug in every area…and if memory serves me correct I don’t think the Bakflip had this tailgate weather seal/blade that I see on the OEM model.

 

Got the OEM one installed on my truck yesterday. Not too bad other than making sure to take your time to get the screws out and in without stripping them. I had one screw that didn't want to come out easily and didn't want to go back easily (from the original tie down rails). The other hard part was tightening down the two bolts in the front that hold the cover to the bed rails. With the combination of rubber gasket, metal washer and locking washer and the nut there isn't really a lot of room, especially when you're crawled underneath upside down. Doing it solo, it helped put some weight on the top of the cover to weigh it down so the bolts come through the bed mounts easier. I still wasn't able to get the locking washer in there, but for the time being I think it'll be alright.

The only thing I noticed was the tailgate doesn't seem to want to open by itself, like its getting caught up due to tight fitment, but that just might be down to me adjusting a cover a bit more.

 

Got this same thing on mine and was worried for a bit…stood around opening/closing to try and “loosen” it and convince myself everything was done correctly.

In the end I realized the rubber seal that contacts the top of the tailgate is the issue (tight fit) and will most likely loosen as it wears down over time.

 

It might start making sense when you get water in your bed. I had done exactly the same thing for the same reason but found that water pools in the corners of the bed and the hoses block the outflow. I’ve since moved them to the center holes as described in the instructions. YMMV.

 

Is the pull release on the OEM Toyota cover the thin steel cable type or rope?

 

Plastic covered steel cable.

 

RC has tonneau covers on their site for our trucks FYI. won't ship till end of the month tho

 

I drilled an extra hole in each corner so I could keep the tubes out of the middle and still maintain drainage in each corner.

 

these rebates do NOT apply if attempting to purchase for 2022 Tundra. No preorders.

 

although @ChampTech preordered through a 3rd party seller above (see post #101 on this thread) and was told he would get the rebate

 

ahh….hope that works out. I was focusing on Diamondback direct as I have ended up getting from them directly in the past. They said they are offering no discounts at this point.

 

Looking for setup like this with sliding ladder racks and a tonneau. Does anyone know if This system available to purchase yet for ‘22 tundra with 6.5 bed? Does the factory tonneau work with the TracTac SR?

thanks

 

I have a Bakflip MX4 on my 2019. I'm curious how the OEM cover compares.

 

Very similar designs (I had the MX4 on my 2015).

The OEM 22’ one is a much tighter/snugger install though with weatherstrips in places that I don’t think my MX4 had (like where the cover meets the top of the tailgate).

My truck has sat outside through 5 days of rain/ice during a 2 week period and relatively bone dry thus far so I am pretty pleased.

 

Received my Tonneau cover today for the 2022. The right rail bracket is bent.

 

I've watched videos on how to install the retractable tonneau covers on trucks (none have been '22 Tundra) and have seen how the clamps appear to attach directly to the overhang of the side of the bed. Do the retractable bed liner clamps go directly on to the metal lip of the bed? For some reason I have heartburn about paying $67k for a truck and then scratching the paint by clamping a metal device directly to the metal lip of the truck. Are there ways to attach the tonneau cover clamps without a risk of scratching the paint?