You have to get the largest size for these trucks (Assuming you have a SCREW w/ any bed size).
I have mixed feelings about it and here's why:
The Negatives:
- It's cumbersome. The storage bag it fits in is larger than me (I'm 6'2"/205lbs). So if you're going to keep it in the truck with you it's going to go in the bed most likely. If you've got a bed cap or cover it shouldn't be a problem.
- Deploying it takes two people, especially if there is any gusty wind. It's essentially a parachute when not inflated.
- When it rains you're going to want to wait for it to dry before you remove it. Luckily you can just run the cover for about half an hour after the rain ceases to dry it out because there is a constant airflow through the fabric when it's running. But if you're looking at potential hail then days of rain --- you're going to be w/o a truck while you wait unless you have somewhere to stretch the cover out to dry afterwards.
- If it's gusty outside and you put it on, it's going to want to blow off until it's fully inflated so you're going to have to babysit it.
The Positives:
- IT WORKS. Once it's inflated this thing is absolutely incredible. My neighbors and I have taken turns throwing golf balls, baseballs (full strength), and even taken a bat to it haha. It creates such a dense bubble of air around the truck there's no way anything can reach it. Also once inflated, it barely even budges in the wind.
- Setup takes a bit of effort but only takes about 5-10 minutes once you get the hang of it.
After using it a handful of times and having to deal w/o a truck for several days while I waited on the rain to stop afterwards I just called my insurance company and decreased my comprehensive deductible to $0 lol. For me it became more of a burden and actually made me stress over hail/weather more than I usually do. So I decided to put off the burden until actual damage is done to the vehicle (if that makes any sense.) Less stress.