Truck fit
Honda Ridgeline Roll-Up Tonneau Covers
One clear title for the Ridgeline: Tyger's T1, 2017-2026, at 5 ft 4 in (64 in). We could not open the sheet for that part, so it is a start point and not a pick. If you own a truck older than 2017, we did not find a title for it.
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The short version
For a 2017-2026 Ridgeline, start with the Tyger T1 titled 5 ft 4 in (64 in), part TG-BC1H9065. We could not read its sheet, so ask the seller for it before you buy, and treat it as listing data only. For an older Ridgeline, we found no roll-up title. No hard roll-up title turned up either.
| Cover | Stated fit | Source | Listing |
|---|---|---|---|
| Tyger T1 (2017-2026 Ridgeline, 5'4") Soft roll-up | 2017-2026 Honda Ridgeline | 5'4" (64") Bed | TG-BC1H9065 | Listing title only November 3, 2026 | On Amazon* |
Wording as the listing states it. Check your exact year and bed length on the listing before you buy. * Paid link.
Tyger T1 (2017-2026 Ridgeline, 5'4")
Soft roll-up cover whose listing title reads: 2017-2026 Honda Ridgeline | 5'4" (64") Bed | TG-BC1H9065.
Fits, according to the listing
2017-2026 Honda Ridgeline | 5'4" (64") Bed | TG-BC1H9065 (read November 3, 2026)
Check your exact year and bed length on the listing before you buy.
Why here: Title names years, bed, inches and a Tyger part number. The sheet for this part was missing when we looked. Buy it if the title matches your truck and the seller confirms your bed.
We could read only the Amazon listing title for this cover, no maker sheet. It is an option here, not our pick.
Why buy it
- Title names the years, the bed and a Tyger part number
Why skip it
- We could not open a maker sheet for this part number, so the install is not confirmed here
- Title states no weight rating
- Style
- Soft roll-up
- Material
- Not stated in the title
- Install
- Not read for this part
- Price class
- Mid-range
Why the Ridgeline is its own case
The Ridgeline is not built like the other trucks on this site, and that makes us more careful about a cover. Anything that stores or opens in the bed, or swings on the tailgate, may behave differently under a roll-up. The title we read says none of that. So your questions to the seller carry more weight here than on a plain bed.
We have no Honda document on the bed, and no sheet for this part. So we do not offer an inside length for you to compare. Use your own tape, then hold it up against the 64 inches in the title.
Measure and compare
Follow our measuring guide: from the inside of the front wall to the inside of the closed tailgate, along the floor. If you land close to 64 inches, the title is in the right area. If you land well away from it, ask.
What to ask the seller
- Is this cover for my year? Give your exact year.
- Does it clear anything that opens in the bed?
- Does the tailgate still open both ways, if yours does?
- Can I have the installation sheet ahead of time?
- What happens if it does not fit?
What the T1 usually asks
We could read T1 sheets for other trucks, and they follow one pattern. Treat this as a rough idea of the job, and let the sheet that comes with your cover overrule it:
- A ratchet wrench, a 10 mm socket and a Phillips screwdriver.
- No drilling step.
- Clamps evenly spaced, about 6 to 8 inches from the ends of the rail, tightened only when the rails are positioned.
- Crossbars arched upward, so water does not pool.
- The gap between the locking clip and side rail under 1/16 in.
- Regular soap and water for cleaning, no abrasive cleaners.
The rest is in how to install. And there is a page on Tyger covers if you want to see how its titles and sheets work across trucks.
Safety rules that apply to any soft cover
Gator's general sheet is the frankest we read. There is no release from inside the bed, so nobody should be in the bed with the cover closed. Roll the cover fully open and fasten both straps for tall cargo, and never drive with it partly open. Keep it clear of snow and ice before you open it. Those rules come from Gator's sheet for its own covers, and they are good questions to ask about any cover you buy.
The way we label all of this is on how we verify fitment.
What owners ask
Does anything that opens in the bed matter?
The title does not mention it. Before buying any cover, check with the seller that it clears anything that opens in your bed, and that your tailgate still works as you expect with the cover on.
Does a roll-up work with the Ridgeline's tailgate?
The title does not address tailgate style. Tyger's sheets say to latch down before closing the tailgate on the covers we read. Ask the seller how this one works on your truck.
Is there a hard roll-up for the Ridgeline?
We did not pull one. Our Rough Country, BAK and TruXedo titles did not include this truck. Ask those makers directly if you want a metal lid.
Sources
Where to next
- Truck fitAll trucksPick your truck, then your years and bed. Every roll-up tonneau cover listed here quotes the fit wording from its listing or the maker's own sheet.
- BrandTygerWhat Tyger Auto's T1 and T2 soft roll-up covers state: titles by year, bed and part number, sheets we could read, sheets we could not, and where to go per truck.
- How-toMeasure your bedMeasure your truck bed in one minute: from the front wall to the closed tailgate, along the floor. Then compare inches with the title, because bed names differ.
- How-toInstall a roll-up coverHow a soft roll-up tonneau cover goes on, from the Tyger and Gator sheets: tools, rail placement, clamps, crossbars, tension, and the checks most people skip.
- About usHow we verify fitFit here is what a listing title or a maker sheet states, marked as such. What we read, what blocked us, and why you still confirm year and bed before you buy.
Who is behind this
rolluptonneaucover.com Editorial Team
Truck fit and buying advice
We are the editorial team at rolluptonneaucover.com. We read listing titles, maker install sheets and truck makers' own bed specifications and sort them truck by truck, with sources on every page. Nobody here has bolted these covers to a truck, and nothing was measured in a lab. We say so plainly.
- Listing titles and maker sheets read
- Sources on every page
- No installs and no lab work
- Publisher details in the imprint