- Updated October 2026
- 6 truck guides
- Fit by bed length
This section sorts our truck bed tents by truck model, so you can go straight to the guide for the pickup in your driveway. Each guide matches tents to that truck’s bed lengths, tailgate and wheel wells, and notes what changes if you run a tonneau cover or a truck cap.
Quick Answer: What This Section Covers
This section has a truck bed tent guide for each popular pickup: Ford F-150, Toyota Tacoma, Chevy Colorado, GMC Sierra, GMC Canyon and Jeep Gladiator. Find your truck below and open its guide. Before you buy, measure your bed from the bulkhead to the closed tailgate, because tents are sized by bed length.
Tents are sized to the bed, not the badge. Measure inside the bed first.
Where to Start: Truck Bed Tents by Truck Model
Pick your truck. Each guide covers the bed options for that model, which tent sizes fit, and the fit details owners run into, such as tailgate shape, bed liners and tonneau covers.
Full-size trucks
Mid-size trucks
Toyota Tacoma
The most popular mid-size camping truck, with tents sized for its short and long beds.
See tents for the Toyota TacomaChevy Colorado
Mid-size bed tents that fit the Colorado’s bed, and what to check before you order.
See tents for the Chevy ColoradoGMC Canyon
Truck bed tents for the Canyon, the Colorado’s GMC twin, with fit notes for its bed.
See tents for the GMC CanyonJeep Gladiator
Tents that fit the Gladiator’s bed and work with its trail-focused setups.
See tents for the Jeep GladiatorComing soon. Guides for these trucks are on the way. Until then, measure your bed and use our ranked list below.
- Toyota Tundra
- Chevy Silverado
- RAM 1500
- Ford Ranger
- Nissan Frontier
- Honda Ridgeline
- Ford Maverick
- Ford F-250
Not Sure Which One You Need?
Finding truck bed tents by truck model takes four quick steps. Then match your question below.
- Measure the bedInside length from the bulkhead to the closed tailgate. Round to the nearest tent size: 5.5, 6.5 or 8 ft.
- Check the extrasTonneau cover, truck cap/camper shell, bed liner or bed rack. Some tents need the cover off.
- Look at the tailgateSplit, multi-function or standard tailgates change where the tent straps go.
- Open your guidePick your truck above, or use the bed-length list if it is not there yet.
- “My truck is not listed.”Measure your bed and choose a tent sized to that length. Our ranked list sorts every pick by bed size.
- “I do not know my bed length.”Measure inside the bed with the tailgate closed. Short beds are around 5.5 ft, standard beds around 6.5 ft and long beds around 8 ft.
- “I have a tonneau cover.”Most truck bed tents need the cover rolled or folded back. Each truck guide notes what to check.
- “Should I get a rooftop tent instead?”If you need the bed free for gear while you sleep, a rooftop tent may suit you better. Our rooftop guide covers rack and weight fit.
Want the full ranked list? Every pick, sorted by bed length, waterproof rating and setup time.
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