SOLIS Solar Tonneau Cover: The Complete Truck-by-Truck Buying Guide
Nine trucks. Nine buying guides. One thing they all had in common until now: the covers we covered protect your gear, secure your cargo, and keep the weather out. They do their job, stay out of the way, and ask nothing in return. SOLIS changes that completely.
The Worksport SOLIS is not a tonneau cover with a solar panel bolted on. It is a truck-mounted folding solar array — built from the ground up to generate up to 600 watts of clean, silent energy while functioning as a fully protective hard-folding bed cover. It sits flush on your bed. It folds forward for cargo access. It seals against rain, debris, and sun. And every moment it is closed and the sky is clear, it is working.
Pair SOLIS with Worksport's COR modular battery generator and your truck becomes a self-contained power station that goes wherever you go — no fuel, no noise, no cords to a wall that may be three hours away. This guide covers every truck SOLIS fits, why it makes sense for each one, and exactly how to configure it for your specific bed.
For a deep technical breakdown of how SOLIS and COR work together, Worksport's own guide covers it in full detail at https://www.worksport.com/blogs/news/solis-revolutionizes-solar-truck-bed-cover-2026. This guide picks up where that one leaves off — truck by truck, use case by use case.
⚡ SOLIS at a Glance: What Sets It Apart
⚡ SPECIFICATIONS
• ☀️ Solar output: Up to 600W (varies by cover size — see tier table below)
• 🔋 Panel type: Flexible, copper-reinforced monocrystalline cells
• ⚡ Panel architecture: Parallel-wired — shade on one section does not degrade the full array
• 🔌 Connectivity: Universal MC4 connectors (compatible with COR and all MC4-ready battery systems)
• 🛡️ Frame: Aircraft-grade aluminum, die-cast aluminum hinges, reinforced end caps
• 🌧️ Weather sealing: All-season perimeter sealing system
• 🇺🇸 Assembly: Assembled in the USA at an ISO-certified facility
• 📝 Warranty: 2-year limited warranty + lifetime support
• 📦 Lead time: 7–14 business days (made to order)
• 🔋 COR battery system: LiFePO₄, 1,000Wh per battery, 1.5kW continuous / 2kW peak output, swappable modular design, Bluetooth monitoring app
Every other cover in this series — the AL4, AL3, SC4, and SC3 — is a passive protection product. SOLIS is an active energy system. The AL4 protects your gear. SOLIS protects your gear and charges your drill, your lights, your cooler, and your phone. The price reflects this: SOLIS starts at $1,999 versus the AL4 at a fraction of that. But no other cover in this series has ever generated a single watt of power — and no other cover ever will.
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📐 SOLIS Size Tiers: Matching Your Bed to Your Power
SOLIS comes in three sizes. Larger beds get more solar panel surface area, which means more maximum power output. The tier that fits your truck is determined by your bed length — not your cab type or trim level.
| SOLIS Small | SOLIS Medium | SOLIS Large | Notes | |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Typical Bed | ~5' and under | 5.5'–6' bed | 6.5'–8' bed | Confirm exact fit at worksport.com |
| Max Output | Up to 300W | Up to 380W | Up to 600W | Tested under controlled lab conditions |
| Panel Wiring | Parallel | Parallel | Parallel | Partial shade = partial, not full, loss |
| Connectivity | MC4 universal | MC4 universal | MC4 universal | Works with COR + other MC4 systems |
| Assembly | USA (ISO facility) | USA (ISO facility) | USA (ISO facility) | Made to order |
| Launch Price | $1,999 | $2,249 | $2,499 | Free US shipping included |
| COR Compatible | ✓ | ✓ | ✓ | COR also works standalone |
All SOLIS covers ship free in the United States. Financing is available through PayTomorrow with 0% APR for three months and no money down — prequalification is available at worksport.com without affecting your credit score.
🚚 SOLIS for Every Truck: Your Model-by-Model Guide
Below is every truck the SOLIS currently fits, with the use case that makes the most sense for each one. All fitment data is confirmed directly from the live Worksport vehicle selector as of the date this guide was produced.
🚘 Ford F-150 — SOLIS Fits: 2015–2026 | 5'6" Bed (Medium) | 6'6" Bed (Large)
We started this series with the F-150 for a reason: it is America's best-selling vehicle — not just its best-selling truck — for over four decades straight. F-150 owners span an enormous range: contractors who run tools from the bed every day, weekend overlanders, hunters hauling game out of remote wilderness, and commuters who just want the utility. SOLIS covers all of them.
The 5'6" SuperCrew bed gets the SOLIS Medium at up to 380W — enough to run a job site charger, keep a fridge going all weekend, or power lights and devices at a remote campsite. The 6'6" SuperCab or long-bed configuration upgrades to the SOLIS Large and 600W of peak output, making it the most capable solar setup in the F-150 lineup. EcoBoost owners who already think about fuel efficiency will find the solar angle immediately appealing — the same mindset that chose the twin-turbo V6 is exactly the mindset that will understand why self-generating power makes sense.
☀️ BEST SOLIS USE CASE — F-150
Contractor with hybrid EcoBoost: SOLIS charges COR throughout the workday while the truck is parked on site. Tools charge from COR instead of a generator. No fuel costs, no noise, no hauling a separate unit. At the end of the day, the same COR battery runs camp lights or charges personal devices at the site trailer.
🚘 Ford F-250 / F-350 Super Duty — SOLIS Fits: 1999–2026 | 6'6" Bed (Large)
Twenty-seven model years covered in one fitment. The Super Duty's 6'6" bed gets the SOLIS Large — and 600W of maximum solar output is not abstract on a work truck. It is a battery charger for an impact driver, a reciprocating saw, and a work light, running simultaneously, without a generator you had to load and haul.
Super Duty owners are the most commercially focused truck buyers in the Worksport lineup. The ROI case for SOLIS is clearest here: fuel for a generator on a remote job site costs money every day. SOLIS, once installed, costs nothing to run. For farm operators, well drillers, pipeline crews, and remote construction teams, the math changes quickly. The 6'6" bed also accommodates the COR mount kit cleanly — keeping the battery secured in the bed without interfering with job site cargo.
☀️ BEST SOLIS USE CASE — F-250 / F-350
Remote agricultural or construction operation: truck is parked on site all day in the sun. SOLIS continuously charges COR while the crew works. Tools, lighting, and site electronics run off COR — replacing a portable gas generator entirely. No fuel logistics. No generator maintenance. No noise ordinance issues on residential job sites.
🚘 Ford Maverick — SOLIS Fits: 2022–2026 | 4'5" Bed (Small)
The Maverick is the most efficiency-oriented truck in the entire Worksport lineup — it came standard as a hybrid before the industry made hybrids standard. Its buyers are fuel-conscious, tech-forward, and often urban. They chose the smallest, most fuel-efficient truck on the market on purpose. SOLIS is a natural extension of that philosophy: if the engine is already doing its part, let the bed surface do its part too.
The 4'5" bed is the smallest in the SOLIS lineup, which means the SOLIS Small at up to 300W. That covers everything a Maverick driver actually needs: a laptop, a phone charger, a portable speaker, a small cooler. The Maverick's urban-to-weekend profile — commuting Monday through Friday, camping Saturday — is exactly the scenario where having stored solar power ready on arrival, without stopping at a gas station for a generator fill-up, makes the biggest difference.
☀️ BEST SOLIS USE CASE — Ford Maverick
Urban-to-camp commuter: SOLIS charges COR during the work week while the Maverick sits in a sunny parking lot. By Friday afternoon the battery is topped up before the drive to the campsite. Weekend power for lights, charging, and a small fridge comes from the sun — collected passively while the truck sat at work.
🚘 Chevrolet Silverado / GMC Sierra 1500 — SOLIS Fits: 2007–2026 | 5'8" Bed (Medium)
The Silverado and Sierra share the same GM platform, the same beds, and — as noted in Blog 2 of this series — the same tonneau cover fitments. The SOLIS is no different: one part number covers both trucks in the 5'8" Crew Cab bed configuration, spanning an impressive 19 model years from 2007 through 2026.
The 5'8" bed puts SOLIS buyers into the Medium tier at up to 380W. Silverado Trail Boss and Sierra AT4 owners — who are already spending weekends on trails and at campsites — will recognize immediately why having 380W of self-generating solar power is more useful than one more piece of gear they have to pack. ZR2 and Denali owners who do not camp but do tailgate will find the COR system handles a TV, a speaker, and cold drinks for an entire game day without hunting for an extension cord or running the engine.
☀️ BEST SOLIS USE CASE — Silverado / Sierra 1500
Trail Boss or AT4 owner who camps 8–10 weekends a year: COR replaces the gas generator entirely. SOLIS replenishes charge during daylight while the truck is parked at camp. Evening use — fridge, lights, devices — draws down the battery; the next morning's sun puts it back. The loop runs indefinitely without a fuel stop.
🚘 Chevrolet Silverado HD / GMC Sierra HD — SOLIS Fits: 2007–2026 (6'6" Bed, Large) | 2020–2026 (6'9" Bed, Large)
The HD trucks cover the heaviest commercial and towing use in the Worksport lineup. Both the 6'6" bed spanning 2007–2026 and the 6'9" bed on the 2020+ generation get the SOLIS Large — and 600W of peak solar output on a truck that can tow over 18,000 lbs is a pairing that makes practical sense for the way HD owners actually use these trucks.
Fifth-wheel and gooseneck trailer operators often park at remote sites with no hookups for days at a time. The COR system can power trailer climate equipment, lighting, and electronics while the truck handles the daylight solar harvest. For landscapers, utility contractors, and agricultural operators who own an HD specifically because their work is physically demanding, SOLIS turns idle park time into productive charge time.
☀️ BEST SOLIS USE CASE — Silverado HD / Sierra HD
Fifth-wheel or gooseneck operator at remote sites: while the trailer is parked and the truck sits in the sun, SOLIS continuously charges COR. Trailer appliances and lighting run from COR overnight. The next day's sun replenishes what was used. For week-long remote stays — hunting camps, agricultural seasons, remote construction — this eliminates the need to idle the truck or run a separate generator.
🚘 Chevrolet Colorado / GMC Canyon — SOLIS Fits: 2015–2022 (Gen 1) | 2023–2026 (Gen 2) | Both: 5'0" Bed (Small)
The Colorado and Canyon are the midsize overlanders. The ZR2 Colorado and the Canyon AT4X were built specifically for drivers who go further off-road than most full-size trucks can manage. They travel lighter, fit tighter trails, and camp in locations you cannot reach with a full-size rig. For that community, a gas generator is not just inconvenient — it is antithetical to the point of the trip.
The 5'0" bed across both generations gets SOLIS Small and up to 300W. For the Colorado overlander's actual use case — phone and GPS charging, a compact fridge, a camera charger, and a work light at camp — 300W is plenty. SOLIS fits both the original gen 1 platform (2015–2022) and the redesigned gen 2 platform (2023+) with separate part numbers that reflect the updated bed geometry. Confirm your year in the vehicle selector to get the correct SKU.
☀️ BEST SOLIS USE CASE — Colorado / Canyon
ZR2 or AT4X owner doing multi-day off-road camping: SOLIS collects solar on the drive in and while parked at camp. COR runs the fridge, charges all devices, and powers a camp light — no generator, no noise, no fuel to haul on a trail where fuel logistics are already a consideration. The compact size of the SOLIS Small suits the Colorado's ethos of doing more with less.
🚘 Ram 1500 / 2500 / 3500 — SOLIS Fits: 2002–2026 (6'4" Bed, Large) | 2009–2025 (5'7" Bed, Medium)
Ram's SOLIS fitment spans one of the widest year ranges in the entire lineup: the 6'4" bed is confirmed from 2002 through 2026 — a 24-year window that covers the fourth-generation Ram (2002–2008), the fifth-generation (2009–2018), and the sixth-generation (2019–present). That means a 2004 Ram 2500 on a farm, a 2013 Ram 1500 Classic still in heavy use, and a 2025 Ram 1500 TRX all fit the same SOLIS Large.
Ram 1500 buyers in the short 5'7" bed (2009–2025) get the SOLIS Medium and up to 380W. As noted in Blog 3, the Ram has a body style complication — the Classic body continued alongside the new-body Ram 1500 from 2019 onward. Both body styles share the same bed dimensions within their respective configurations, so SOLIS fitment follows the bed size, not the body style. Ram owners who opted for the RamBox side-storage system should verify fit — the RamBox occupies the upper rail area and may affect installation; confirm via the live vehicle selector before ordering.
☀️ BEST SOLIS USE CASE — Ram 1500 / 2500 / 3500
Fifth-generation Ram 2500 or 3500 on a working farm: the truck parks in the field all day in direct sun. SOLIS charges COR throughout the working hours. Irrigation pumps, portable lights, fence chargers, and electric tools draw from COR without requiring the truck engine to idle or a separate generator to be carted out. The 2002+ compatibility means even legacy Ram operators with older trucks in the fleet can join the solar setup.
🚘 Toyota Tacoma — SOLIS Fits: 2016–2023 (Gen 3) | 2024–2026 (Gen 4) | Both: 5'0" Bed (Small)
If there is one truck in this entire series that was built for SOLIS, it is the Tacoma. Tacoma owners are the most overland-oriented buyers in the truck market. TRD Pro, Trailhunter, Off-Road — these trims exist because their buyers go places where there are no outlets, no cell towers, and no gas stations within 60 miles. The question for a Tacoma owner is not whether they need portable power. It is how they have been managing without it.
SOLIS covers both the third-generation Tacoma (2016–2023) and the heavily redesigned fourth-generation (2024+) as separate fitments — same 5'0" bed, different platform geometry, different part numbers. Gen 4 Trailhunter owners should note that Blog 4 flagged the Trail Edition storage box as a potential clearance consideration for other tonneau covers; with SOLIS, confirm fit via the vehicle selector using your specific year and trim before ordering, as the Trailhunter's bed accessories may interact with the SOLIS rail system.
☀️ BEST SOLIS USE CASE — Toyota Tacoma
TRD Pro or Trailhunter owner doing remote multi-day overlanding: SOLIS is the power backbone of the entire trip. Drive-time charging fills COR before arrival. Camp use — fridge, satellite communicator charger, camera batteries, LED camp lights — draws from COR through the night. Morning sun restores what was used. No generator. No fuel. No noise at 6 AM when the rest of the camp is sleeping.
🚘 Toyota Tundra — SOLIS Fits: 2022–2026 | 5'6" Bed (Medium)
The third-generation Tundra launched in 2022 with a full-platform redesign — twin-turbo V6, optional hybrid, new suspension, and a completely revised interior. It moved upmarket. The Capstone and Platinum trims now compete with top-spec full-size competitors on comfort and tech. SOLIS fits that positioning: it is the premium upgrade that matches the premium truck.
The 5'6" bed gives Tundra owners the SOLIS Medium at up to 380W. Tundra buyers who tow boats, RVs, or trailers to lake or mountain destinations will recognize the value immediately: when the truck is parked at the lakehouse and the generator is too loud to run near the dock, COR handles electronics, charging, and ambient lighting quietly — and SOLIS puts everything back during the next day's sun hours.
☀️ BEST SOLIS USE CASE — Toyota Tundra
Family camping or lake weekend with the Tundra pulling a trailer: SOLIS charges COR on the tow-in drive. At camp, COR runs the family's collective devices, a portable speaker, a projector for outdoor movie night, and a compact cooler — without ever running a generator next to the campsite. The iForce Max hybrid drivetrain already signals that this buyer thinks about energy. SOLIS is the natural extension of that thinking into the truck bed.
🚘 Honda Ridgeline — SOLIS Fits: 2017–2026 | 5'0" Bed (Small)
The Ridgeline was the subject of Blog 9 in this series, and its defining feature — the In-Bed Trunk (IBT), a factory-built waterproof storage compartment in the bed floor — makes it the most unique vehicle in the SOLIS lineup. The IBT lid opens upward from the bed floor. SOLIS mounts to the top bed rail, leaving the floor and the IBT lid fully accessible. The IBT and SOLIS are not competing for the same space — they complement each other.
The 5'0" Ridgeline bed gets SOLIS Small at up to 300W. The Ridgeline's lifestyle-truck identity is the right frame here: it is not a work truck in the traditional sense. It is a vehicle for people who want truck utility without truck compromise. SOLIS extends that logic — you want power wherever you go without hauling a generator. The IBT holds the COR battery below deck. SOLIS generates above deck. The Ridgeline becomes the most self-contained lifestyle truck on the market.
☀️ BEST SOLIS USE CASE — Honda Ridgeline
Weekend-event and campsite Ridgeline owner: COR Starter Bundle stored in the In-Bed Trunk (secure, weatherproof, out of sight). SOLIS charges it through the day while the truck sits at the campsite or the tailgate lot. The combination of IBT storage and SOLIS generation creates a clean, self-organizing power system that is entirely invisible to anyone looking at the truck — until you open the trunk and show them.
🚘 Jeep Gladiator — SOLIS Fits: 2019–2026 | 5'0" Bed (Small)
The Gladiator was Blog 7's subject, and the fundamental truth about its buyers applies directly to SOLIS: Gladiator owners go off-grid on purpose. The Rubicon trim removes doors and roof for a reason. Trail rated means it was engineered for places most trucks will not go — and most generators cannot follow you there.
The 5'0" bed gets SOLIS Small at up to 300W. For a Gladiator Rubicon owner deep in a national forest or on a multi-day Moab run, 300W is not a luxury. It is the difference between a satellite communicator with full battery and one that dies mid-route. It is camp lighting that does not require hauling fuel. It is a camera battery that stays charged so the whole trip gets documented. As noted in Blog 7, the Gladiator's Cargo Management System and utility brackets can occupy the bed; confirm those accessories are compatible with the SOLIS rail mounting points before ordering via the vehicle selector.
☀️ BEST SOLIS USE CASE — Jeep Gladiator
Rubicon owner on a week-long trail run: SOLIS is the only power available beyond what's stored in COR. Every hour the Gladiator is parked in a clearing is an hour of silent, free solar generation. Winch controller charging, trail communication devices, camp cook-gear charging, headlamps, and a small speaker — all from the sun, without carrying fuel for a generator that would be a liability on technical terrain anyway.
🚘 Nissan Frontier — SOLIS Fits: 2022–2026 | 5'0" Bed (Small)
SOLIS fits only the third-generation Frontier (2022–2026) — the clean-sheet redesign that gave Nissan a legitimately modern midsize truck after 17 years of limited updates. Frontier buyers are value-oriented. They wanted capability and reliability at a fair price, and the gen 3 delivered. SOLIS aligns with that same sensibility: a one-time investment that generates free power for the life of the truck.
The PRO-4X trim's outdoor-oriented buyer base is the natural SOLIS customer — they are camping with the same frequency as Tacoma TRD Pro owners, often on a tighter budget, and even more motivated to eliminate the ongoing cost of generator fuel. The 5'0" bed gets SOLIS Small and up to 300W. For the Frontier's most common use cases — weekend camping, tailgating, remote job sites — 300W covers everything that matters.
☀️ BEST SOLIS USE CASE — Nissan Frontier
PRO-4X owner who camps 6–8 weekends a year and has been hauling a small generator: SOLIS and COR replace the generator entirely. The math is simple — generator fuel for a camping season costs real money every year. SOLIS costs once and runs free. For the value-focused Frontier buyer, the long-term case is immediately compelling.
🚘 Rivian R1T — SOLIS Fits: 2021–2026 | 4'0" Bed (Small)
The R1T is the electric conclusion to this series — and the most technically compelling SOLIS pairing of all thirteen trucks. The Rivian R1T is already electric. It charges from the grid. It regenerates through braking. And now, with SOLIS installed on its 4'0" bed, it also harvests energy directly from the sun while it sits parked. This is as close as a production pickup truck gets to a perpetually self-sustaining energy system.
The R1T's bed is the smallest in the SOLIS lineup at 4'0", which puts it in the SOLIS Small at up to 300W. The Rivian's MC4-compatible output integrates with the COR battery for off-grid power — the R1T is not charging its drive battery from SOLIS (that requires different engineering), but the auxiliary power available from SOLIS + COR is exactly what camp gear, devices, and accessories need. Rivian's own adventure-first brand identity and its buyer community make this the most future-forward SOLIS configuration available.
☀️ BEST SOLIS USE CASE — Rivian R1T
R1T owner on an adventure camping trip where EV charging infrastructure does not exist: SOLIS charges COR throughout the day. COR powers camp accessories — not the R1T drive battery, which is handled separately — but all the auxiliary needs: lights, devices, fridge, audio. When the trip ends and the R1T drives back to the grid, every device charged at camp did so from renewable solar energy with zero additional cost. This is the complete zero-emission truck and power setup.
🔥 Also Available: NEXUS Hard Folding Cover
If solar generation is not your priority, Worksport’s newest hard cover — the NEXUS — launched April 2026 and is available for most trucks in this guide. The NEXUS introduces the proprietary Uplatch system: full-bed access operable from a single side of the truck, with 16-gauge aluminum construction and DiamondSHIELD finish. MSRP $1,249–$1,349. See the individual truck buying guides in this series for truck-specific NEXUS fitment details.
📋 Complete SOLIS Fitment Reference
| Make | Model | Years | Bed Size | SOLIS Tier & Price |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Chevrolet / GMC | Silverado / Sierra 1500 | 2007–2026 | 5'8" | Medium — up to 380W / ~$2,249 |
| Chevrolet / GMC | Silverado / Sierra HD | 2020–2026 | 6'9" | Large — up to 600W / ~$2,499 |
| Chevrolet / GMC | Silverado / Sierra HD | 2007–2026 | 6'6" | Large — up to 600W / ~$2,499 |
| Chevrolet / GMC | Colorado / Canyon | 2015–2022 | 5'0" | Small — up to 300W / $1,999 |
| Chevrolet / GMC | Colorado / Canyon | 2023–2026 | 5'0" | Small — up to 300W / $1,999 |
| Ford | F-150 | 2015–2026 | 5'6" | Medium — up to 380W / ~$2,249 |
| Ford | F-150 | 2015–2026 | 6'6" | Large — up to 600W / ~$2,499 |
| Ford | F-250 / F-350 | 1999–2026 | 6'6" | Large — up to 600W / ~$2,499 |
| Ford | Maverick | 2022–2026 | 4'5" | Small — up to 300W / $1,999 |
| Honda | Ridgeline | 2017–2026 | 5'0" | Small — up to 300W / $1,999 |
| Jeep | Gladiator | 2019–2026 | 5'0" | Small — up to 300W / $1,999 |
| Nissan | Frontier | 2022–2026 | 5'0" | Small — up to 300W / $1,999 |
| Ram | 1500 / 2500 / 3500 | 2002–2026 | 6'4" | Large — up to 600W / ~$2,499 |
| Ram | 1500 | 2009–2025 | 5'7" | Medium — up to 380W / ~$2,249 |
| Rivian | R1T | 2021–2026 | 4'0" | Small — up to 300W / $1,999 |
| Toyota | Tacoma | 2016–2023 | 5'0" | Small — up to 300W / $1,999 |
| Toyota | Tacoma | 2024–2026 | 5'0" | Small — up to 300W / $1,999 |
| Toyota | Tundra | 2022–2026 | 5'6" | Medium — up to 380W / ~$2,249 |
🔋 Building Your SOLIS Setup: What to Order
SOLIS is the solar array. COR is the storage. The two work independently but are designed to work as a system. Here is how the configuration options build on each other:
• ☀️ SOLIS alone — if you already own an MC4-compatible battery system, SOLIS plugs in and charges it. No COR required. The universal MC4 standard means SOLIS is not locked to a single ecosystem.
• 🔋 SOLIS + COR Starter Bundle ($949, saves $364) — one COR inverter and one 1,000Wh LiFePO₄ battery. Covers a full weekend of camping load comfortably. This is the recommended starting configuration for most truck owners.
• 🛠️ SOLIS + COR Starter Bundle + Truck Bed Mount Kit ($349, saves $229) — adds the vehicle-specific mount hardware to secure the COR unit in the bed. Recommended for anyone who drives on rough terrain or wants the COR unit permanently positioned and secure.
• 🔋 Add a Battery Holster ($69) — expands the mount kit capacity for a second COR battery. For multi-day trips or higher power loads, a second battery doubles your storage without doubling the footprint.
📋 ORDERING DETAILS
SOLIS is made to order. Worksport states a 7–14 business day lead time, which may vary. Ships free in the United States.
Financing: PayTomorrow, 0% APR for 3 months, no money down, no impact on credit for prequalification.
2-year limited warranty covers manufacturing defects, hardware components (hinges, seals, mechanical parts), and catastrophic solar panel failure.
Lifetime support included with every purchase.
Order online at worksport.com/products/solis or call 1-888-554-8789.
Email: customerservice@worksport.com
Customer service hours: Monday–Friday 9am–9pm ET | Saturday–Sunday 10am–3pm ET
🎯 The Last Word: From Covering Your Bed to Powering Your Life
This series started with a straightforward goal: help truck owners find the right Worksport tonneau cover for their specific vehicle. Nine trucks and nine guides later, SOLIS is the answer to a question none of the other covers can address. AL4, AL3, SC4, and SC3 are excellent covers. They protect, they secure, they perform. But they stop at the bed rail.
SOLIS starts there and keeps going. It is not an accessory. It is not a novelty. It is the first production truck bed cover that genuinely changes what a truck can do — turning parking time into generation time, and driving time into charge time, across 13 trucks and nearly three decades of production years.
Whatever truck you drive, whatever you use it for — your bed has always been there. Now it can actually do something. Explore SOLIS at https://www.worksport.com/products/solis.
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