Not every truck cap is built for the same job.

An entry-level aluminum cap may be the right fit when price is the priority. The Centurion offers a step up in durability, security and weather protection. And a Sterling fiberglass truck cap is designed for long-term fleet use and transferability.

Sterling’s latest blog breaks down the pros and cons of each option so you can choose the right cap for how your truck actually works.

There is no single “best” truck cap.

The right truck cap depends on how you use your pickup, how long you plan to keep it, what you carry and how much you want to invest in the vehicle.

For a contractor who primarily needs to keep tools out of the weather, an entry-level aluminum cap may be all that is required. A technician carrying thousands of dollars in equipment may benefit from stepping up to a more durable aluminum cap such as the Centurion. And for fleets looking for a long-term solution that can move from truck to truck, a Sterling fiberglass truck cap can make sense.

Read the full comparison on sterlingfleetoutfitters.com

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