









Gator EFX Hard Tri-Fold Tonneau Cover for 2024-2026 Toyota Tacoma (6'2" Bed, w/ Deck Rail System)
Free gifts included with your order
- Guaranteed FitmentTeam-confirmed fit or money back
- No Sales TaxZero sales tax on every order
- 30-Day Money-Back GuaranteeReturn it within 30 days of delivery for a refund

Questions or a custom quote?
Mon to Fri, 9am to 5pm EST
Complete your upgrade
Fits the same truck
Room for the big stuff
Fold the panels forward and strap them to open two-thirds of the bed for coolers, bikes or lumber. When the load is in, unfold the cover and it locks back down.
Opens with one pull
A single release cable at the tailgate lets you open the EFX from either side of the truck and fold the panels forward. Close it again and the dual slam latches catch on their own, with no hand clamps to set.
Held tight, sealed tight
The EFX frame clamps to the bed rails and sits low in semi-gloss black, while its seals and drain rails keep road spray off tools and gear.
Frequently Asked Questions
Straight answers on specs, fit and support
How much weight can the EFX hold?
Gator rates the EFX for up to 300 lbs on top of the cover when the load is spread evenly. Point loads, like a person standing on one spot, are not covered by that rating.
Is the EFX waterproof?
No tonneau cover is fully waterproof. The EFX uses side seals and drain rails with drain tubes to keep most water off the bed floor, so items that must stay perfectly dry belong in a sealed bin.
How do I open the cover?
Pull the release cable near the tailgate from either side. The latches let go and the panels fold forward toward the cab.
Can I drive with the cover partly open?
Yes. Fold it to the two-thirds open position and secure it with the retaining straps before you drive.
Will it fit my truck's bed rail caps or deck rail?
Some EFX parts are listed for trucks with or without bed rail caps, a deck rail system or a similar factory rail. Match the configuration in this listing's fitment note to your truck before ordering.
Does installing it require drilling?
The side rails clamp on. A few trucks need an extra step, such as a drain tube hole or trimming, so check the install sheet linked on your truck's listing.












