Soft Hinged or Tilting Tonneau Covers: why do they have these? The answer is immediate access to the entire bed (without necessarily opening the tailgate). This lets you reach over the side of the bed to get things that may have moved around (most likely all the way to the front of the bed as my luck always plays out). You won't have to climb on the tailgate and crawl under the cover to get your item. You also won't have to unroll the entire cover and then roll it back up after you retrieved your item. (if you have a snap cover in the winter during this situation, I suggest using a garden hoe to hook your item, driving in reverse with the tailgate open and then slamming on the brakes, or leave the item in there until spring before you unsnap even ONE of those devilish snaps! (don't try that reverse thing, I was just kidding!) The soft hinged cover can either quickly tilt open, or can be rolled open like the snap cover. There is also a snapless version that will allow you to avoid the issues with the snaps.
There is only one manufacturer that makes a hinged tilting soft rollup tonneau cover. That is Extang with their FullTilt Tonneau cover.
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Click here to find the Extang FullTilt cover that fits your truck.
You will be asked to select your vehicle, then you will be
shown a list of all covers in this brand. Extang FullTilt will be in the list.
Use the scroll bar to the right of the list to find the Extang FullTilt.

