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All Trucks: Find Covers and Bed Gear for Your Pickup
Bed sizes, fitment notes and every guide I've written for your pickup.
Short answer
To find bed gear that fits your pickup, match three things: your truck’s model year (generation), its bed length, and its factory bed features. Bed lengths run from 4.3 ft on the Hyundai Santa Cruz to about 8 ft on full-size trucks, and redesigns, special tailgates, rail systems and in-bed storage boxes can each require a different version.
Truck bed gear is not one-size-fits-all. A “short bed” on a Ram 1500 is about 67 inches long; on a Toyota Tacoma it’s about 60. A cover built for a 2023 Tacoma won’t necessarily fit a 2024, because Toyota redesigned the bed. And a cover that fits a standard GMC Sierra won’t fit one with the carbon-fiber CarbonPro bed.
That’s why TruckBedFit is organized by truck first. Pick your pickup below to see its bed sizes by model year, the factory features that change what fits, and every guide we’ve written for it: tonneau covers, bed liners, tool boxes, racks and more.
Not sure which bed you have? Our guide to measuring your truck bed takes about five minutes.
How Fit Works: The Three Things to Match
Every product listing for truck bed gear, whether it’s a tonneau cover, a drop-in liner or a crossover tool box, is built around the same three details. Get all three right and the part fits. Miss one and it may not.
1. Model year and generation
Truck makers redesign their pickups every several years, and a redesign can change the bed rails, the tailgate or the bed shape even when the length barely moves. That’s why gear makers often sell separate versions for each generation.
Some examples from the trucks below:
Ford F-150: many hard covers use different part numbers for 2015–2020 and 2021–2026 trucks.
Toyota Tacoma: the 2024 redesign brought a new bed, so 2016–2023 covers aren’t a safe bet.
Chevy Silverado and GMC Sierra: some 2019 trucks are the older-body “Legacy” (Chevy) or “Limited” (GMC) models, which take 2014–2018 parts.
2. Bed length
Truck makers name beds with rounded sizes like “5.5 ft”, but the real inside length is usually a little different. Gear makers often use their own labels too: the same F-150 bed is “5.5 ft” to Ford and “5'7"” on many cover listings. Match the closest listed size for your truck and model year rather than chasing an exact inch.
3. Factory bed features
This is where most fitment mistakes happen. Special tailgates, built-in rail systems, carbon-fiber beds and in-bed storage boxes can each need a specific version of a product:
Feature | Found on | Why it matters |
|---|---|---|
Pro Access tailgate | Ford F-150 (2024+) | Swing-out door; check cover compatibility |
Multi-Flex / MultiPro tailgate | Chevy Silverado / GMC Sierra | Some covers come in “with” and “without” versions |
Multifunction tailgate | Ram 1500 | Some covers come in separate versions |
CarbonPro bed | GMC Sierra (some Denali and AT4 trucks) | Most standard covers won’t fit |
RamBox | Ram 1500, Ram 2500/3500 | Needs RamBox-specific versions |
Deck Rail | Toyota Tacoma, Toyota Tundra | Many covers mount to it, and 2024+ Tacoma covers often require it |
Trail Rail | Jeep Gladiator | Check rail compatibility |
Utili-track | Nissan Frontier, Nissan Titan | Check rail compatibility |
In-bed trunk, dual-action tailgate | Honda Ridgeline | Covers must keep both usable |
FLEXBED slots | Ford Maverick | Some products use the slots; others block them |
Truck Bed Sizes at a Glance
All current trucks on TruckBedFit, from shortest bed to longest. Lengths are approximate inside floor lengths with the tailgate closed; your tape measure may read an inch or so differently.
Bed length (inside) | Truck and bed |
|---|---|
52.1 in | Hyundai Santa Cruz (4.3 ft) |
54.4 in | Ford Maverick (4.5 ft) |
59.5 in | Nissan Frontier (5 ft) |
59.6 in | Ford Ranger 2024+ (5 ft) |
60.3 in | Jeep Gladiator (5 ft) · Toyota Tacoma 2024+ (5 ft) |
61.7 in | Chevy Colorado / GMC Canyon (5'2") |
64.0 in | Honda Ridgeline (5'4") |
65.6 in | Toyota Tundra (5.5 ft) |
67.1 in | Ford F-150 (5.5 ft) · Nissan Titan (5.5 ft) |
67.4 in | Ram 1500 (5'7") |
69.9 in | Chevy Silverado 1500 / GMC Sierra 1500 (5'10") |
73.3 in | Nissan Frontier (6 ft) |
73.5 in | Toyota Tacoma 2024+ (6 ft) |
74 in | Chevy Colorado / GMC Canyon (6'2") |
76.3 in | Ram 1500 (6'4") · Ram 2500/3500 (6'4") |
77.6 in | Toyota Tundra (6.5 ft) |
78.7 in | Nissan Titan (6.5 ft) |
78.9 in | Ford F-150 (6.5 ft) |
79.4 in | Chevy Silverado 1500 / GMC Sierra 1500 (6'7") |
81.9 in | Ford Super Duty (6.75 ft) |
96.5 in | Toyota Tundra (8.1 ft) |
97.6 in | Ford F-150 (8 ft) |
98.0 in | Nissan Titan (8 ft) |
98.1 in | Ford Super Duty (8 ft) |
98.2 in | Chevy Silverado 1500 / GMC Sierra 1500 (8') |
98.3 in | Ram 2500/3500 (8') |
Notice how close some of these are: a Ford F-150 5.5 ft bed and a Ram 1500 5'7" bed are only 0.3 inches apart, yet they need completely different covers because the bed rails and tailgates are different. Length alone never decides fit.
Full-Size Pickups
Ford F-150
America’s best-selling truck comes with three beds and more fitment variations than most.
Current generation (2015–2026): 5.5 ft (67.1 in), 6.5 ft (78.9 in), 8 ft (97.6 in)
Previous generation (2009–2014): 5.5 ft (67.0 in), 6.5 ft (78.8 in), 8 ft (97.4 in)
Watch for: separate 2015–2020 and 2021–2026 versions on many hard covers; the Pro Access swing-out tailgate on 2024+ trucks; Raptor and Lightning, which only come with the 5.5 ft bed
Guides: F-150 truck page · best tonneau covers for the F-150 · best bed liners for the F-150
Chevy Silverado 1500
Current generation (2019–2026): 5'10" (69.9 in), 6'7" (79.4 in), 8' (98.2 in)
Previous generation (2014–2018, plus 2019 Legacy): 5'8" (69.3 in), 6'6" (78.9 in), 8' (97.8 in)
Watch for: the Multi-Flex tailgate; 2019 Legacy trucks that take older-generation parts; the 2027 redesign, which needs 2027-specific gear
Guides: Silverado truck page · best tonneau covers for the Silverado 1500 · best bed liners for the Silverado
GMC Sierra 1500
The Sierra shares its bed with the Silverado, with two GMC-only twists.
Current generation (2019–2026): 5'10" (69.9 in), 6'7" (79.4 in), 8' (98.2 in)
Previous generation (2014–2018, plus 2019 Limited): same beds as the matching Silverado
Watch for: the carbon-fiber CarbonPro bed, which needs its own versions; the MultiPro tailgate; the 2027 redesign
Guides: Sierra truck page · best tonneau covers for the Sierra 1500 · best bed liners for the Sierra
Ram 1500
Current generation (2019–2026): 5'7" (67.4 in), 6'4" (76.3 in)
Previous generation (2009–2018) and Ram 1500 Classic: 5'7" (67.4 in), 6'4" (76.3 in), 8' (98.3 in)
Watch for: the Ram 1500 Classic, sold alongside the new truck, which takes older-generation parts; RamBox beds; the multifunction tailgate
Guides: Ram 1500 truck page · best tonneau covers for the Ram 1500 · best bed liners for the Ram 1500
Toyota Tundra
Current generation (2022–2026): 5.5 ft (65.6 in), 6.5 ft (77.6 in), 8.1 ft (96.5 in)
Watch for: the Deck Rail system
Guides: Tundra truck page · best tonneau covers for the Tundra
Nissan Titan
Nissan ended Titan production after the 2024 model year, but plenty of gear is still sold for it.
2016–2024: 5.5 ft (67.1 in), 6.5 ft (78.7 in), 8 ft (98.0 in); bed length depends on cab style
Watch for: the Utili-track rail system
Guides: Titan truck page · best tonneau covers for the Titan
Midsize and Compact Pickups
Toyota Tacoma
Current generation (2024–2026): 5 ft (60.3 in), 6 ft (73.5 in)
Previous generation (2016–2023): 5 ft (60.5 in), 6 ft (73.7 in)
Watch for: the redesigned 2024 bed, so buy gear listed for 2024+; the Deck Rail system, which many 2024+ covers require
Guides: Tacoma truck page · best tonneau covers for the Tacoma · best bed liners for the Tacoma
Chevy Colorado and GMC Canyon
These twins share their beds, so one product usually fits both.
2015–2026: 5'2" (61.7 in), 6'2" (74 in)
Watch for: the 2023 redesign, so match gear by model year
Guides: Colorado / Canyon truck page · best tonneau covers for the Canyon and Colorado · best bed liners for the Colorado and Canyon
Ford Ranger
Current generation (2024+, US): 5 ft (59.6 in) only
Previous generation (2019–2023): 5 ft (61.0 in), 6 ft (72.8 in)
Watch for: generation differences; 2019–2023 gear isn’t automatically a fit for 2024+
Guides: Ranger truck page · best tonneau covers for the Ranger
Nissan Frontier
Current generation (2022–2026): 5 ft (59.5 in), 6 ft (73.3 in)
Watch for: the Utili-track rail system
Guides: Frontier truck page · best tonneau covers for the Frontier
Jeep Gladiator
2020–2026: 5 ft (60.3 in)
Watch for: the Trail Rail system; strong seals matter if you drive off-road
Guides: Gladiator truck page · best tonneau covers for the Gladiator · best bed liners for the Gladiator
Honda Ridgeline
2017–2026: 5'4" (64.0 in)
Watch for: the lockable in-bed trunk and dual-action tailgate, which any cover should keep usable
Guides: Ridgeline truck page · best tonneau covers for the Ridgeline
Ford Maverick
2022–2026: 4.5 ft (54.4 in)
Watch for: the FLEXBED slots, which some products use and others cover up
Guides: Maverick truck page · best tonneau covers for the Maverick · best bed liners for the Maverick
Hyundai Santa Cruz
2022–2026: 4.3 ft (52.1 in), the shortest bed on this page
Watch for: some trims already include a factory cover
Guides: Santa Cruz truck page · best tonneau covers for the Santa Cruz
Heavy-Duty Pickups
Heavy-duty trucks have their own bed sizes, and a fifth-wheel or gooseneck hitch in the bed can limit which covers and tool boxes work.
Ford Super Duty (F-250, F-350)
Current generation (2017–2026): 6.75 ft (81.9 in), 8 ft (98.1 in)
Previous generation (2011–2016): 6.75 ft (81.8 in), 8 ft (98.0 in)
Guides: Super Duty truck page · best tonneau covers for the Super Duty
Ram 2500 and 3500
Current generation (2019–2026): 6'4" (76.3 in), 8' (98.3 in)
Watch for: RamBox versions and hitch clearance
Guides: Ram HD truck page · best tonneau covers for the Ram 2500 and 3500
Chevy Silverado HD and GMC Sierra HD
2020–2026: standard bed (82.25 in), long bed (98.27 in)
Guide: best tonneau covers for the Silverado and Sierra HD
Have an Older Truck?
Older trucks often need different gear, even when the bed length looks the same. We cover these earlier generations too:
Best tonneau covers for the 2004–2014 Ford F-150
Best tonneau covers for the 2014–2018 Silverado and Sierra (plus 2019 Legacy and Limited)
Best tonneau covers for the 2009–2018 Ram 1500 and Ram 1500 Classic
Tonneau covers for the Chevy S10 and GMC Sonoma (1994–2004, 6 ft and 7.3 ft beds)
Driving something newer and less common? We also cover the Rivian R1T, whose bed measures 54 inches with the tailgate up.
What We Cover for Every Truck
Each truck page gathers our guides across every kind of bed gear:
Tonneau covers: soft and hard, folding, roll-up and retractable
Bed liners and mats: spray-in, drop-in, roll-on kits and rubber mats
Tool boxes: crossover, side-mount, chest, drawer systems and boxes that fit under a cover
Bed racks: cargo, overland, bike, kayak and ladder racks
Bed extenders: hitch-mounted and tailgate extenders for long loads
How We Research Fitment
We don’t install or test products ourselves. Every fitment detail on TruckBedFit comes from three places: truck makers’ official specifications, product makers’ fitment listings and part numbers, and owner reports from truck forums. Bed lengths on this page come from Ford, GM, Ram, Toyota and Rivian spec sheets and dealer specification data. When sources disagree, we say so. Learn more about how we research.