Tonneau Cover with Bed Rails?

[Livestrongroadie]

So I have a dumb question. I am browsing tonneau covers and am curious if there are any that retains the factory bed rails system? I am getting conflicting information and just trying to get some clarity on what type/brand allows me to keep the bed rails for versatility when the cover is open.

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[Irvin]

Plenty. Diamondbacks (all models) for certain leave the factory bedrails in the same spot as they come.

 

[CrispyTacoLover]

So I have a dumb question. I am browsing tonneau covers and am curious if there are any that retains the factory bed rails system? I am getting conflicting information and just trying to get some clarity on what type/brand allows me to keep the bed rails for versatility when the cover is open.

The Extang Solid Fold ALX I have does a good job of only using minor amounts of the factory tracks.

Easy to install, and really easy to remove if you need the whole bed.

See https://realtruck.com/p/extang-solid-fold-alx-tonneau-cover/v/toyota/tacoma/2024/?z=1739416072802

I took some photos after I installed it if needed.

 

[Lennyz1]

Factory Toyota cover retains full use of rails by using mounting brackets behind the rails leaving the rails in front for full access. Most other covers I have seen have brackets that use the rails to anchor the top down. The space used is minimal by the mounting brackets.

 

[Longpatterned]

My Bakflip F1 leaves plenty of access to the tie downs on my rails. The last version required relocating the rails which wasn’t too big of a deal.

 

[MRHAMR]

So I have a dumb question. I am browsing tonneau covers and am curious if there are any that retains the factory bed rails system? I am getting conflicting information and just trying to get some clarity on what type/brand allows me to keep the bed rails for versatility when the cover is open.

My Pace Edward’s retractable tonneau uses the bed rails as the anchor to the truck. I still use an OEM bed divider on the rails, though had to modify it slightly to avoid interference with the tonneau.

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