
Overland Solid
Midsize from $2,699
Full-size from $2,999
Solid aluminum side panels with locking gullwing access.
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Cañon City truck owners
Build your camping setup from the truck bed up. For Cañon City drivers considering an aluminum topper, Peakline Overland helps connect the choice of panels, cargo layout and roof accessories to the trips you actually take. Our shop and installation location are in Colorado Springs, so we confirm fitment, availability and the appointment before you travel.
Installation at 895 Ford St, Colorado Springs, CO 80915.

Your truck. Your setup.
A tent on the roof is only one part of a usable camping truck. Water, recovery equipment, sleeping gear, cooking supplies and the people in the cab all affect the complete load. Before choosing accessories, make a list of what you intend to carry and where each item will sit. A topper creates an enclosed space to organize, but the truck's capacity and the limits of each component still govern the setup.
If your plans include rough roads, begin with the actual equipment rather than an imagined fully built rig. Heavy items need a considered position, cargo needs suitable restraint, and essential supplies should be reachable without emptying the bed. Tell us whether you expect to sleep in the bed, use a rooftop tent or keep the truck primarily for carrying camp gear. Those are different layouts, and a useful topper choice begins with knowing which one you want.
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Starting prices below include standard installation in Colorado Springs. Confirm your truck’s fitment, options, applicable tax, and any wiring charge before ordering.

Midsize from $2,699
Full-size from $2,999
Solid aluminum side panels with locking gullwing access.
Configure your topper ›
Midsize from $2,799
Full-size from $3,099
All-glass side doors for a clean, enclosed profile.
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Midsize from $2,899
Full-size from $3,199
All-glass side doors with sliding windows for ventilation and visibility.
Configure your topper ›Peakline Overland toppers have published roof ratings of up to 350 lb dynamic and 700 lb static. Dynamic refers to the load while moving; static refers to the stationary load. The higher number is not permission to drive with that weight on the roof. Include the weight of the rack, tent, mounting components and any other roof cargo when considering the moving load, and check the requirements of the complete assembly.
A topper rating does not increase the capacity of your truck or override the limits of a rack, tent or mounting system. The lowest applicable limit controls. Before ordering a roof accessory, identify the exact model and mounting arrangement so compatibility can be discussed. If an accessory has separate guidance for road conditions or use, follow that guidance too. Avoid building a plan around the largest number in a product description while overlooking the parts that connect it to your vehicle.
Solid toppers start at $2,699, Glass at $2,799 and Slider at $2,899. These starting prices vary with truck fitment and selected options. Solid is a configuration to consider when you prefer solid panels around your gear. Glass offers a windowed alternative, while Slider provides a sliding-window configuration. Compare the actual design and openings rather than treating the three names as interchangeable finishes on the same camping layout.
Think about the items that will be loaded first and used last. If your sleeping setup requires moving several large boxes every evening, consider whether a different storage arrangement would be easier. If you plan to use a rooftop tent, the bed may remain dedicated to supplies instead. Discuss visibility, access and your intended use before choosing a configuration. Any plan for sleeping or ventilation needs its own careful assessment; a window option alone should not be taken as approval for a particular camping arrangement.

We need the truck's make, model, year and bed length to begin checking the right topper. A nominal bed size is a starting point, not a fitment guarantee. Changes between model years and bed designs can affect which configuration is appropriate. If you have bought a used truck or are unsure of its original specification, tell us that before placing an order so we can establish what information is needed.
Existing racks, covers and other bed accessories are also part of the conversation. Take clear photos of equipment you want to retain and explain what it does for you. Compatibility should be checked before you buy another component around it. The aim is to plan a finished system that fits your truck and your routine, without assuming that equipment which worked with an open bed will automatically work with a topper installed.
A topper provides weather-resistant coverage, but it does not make the bed waterproof. Tailgate openings, the truck's bed construction and conditions all matter. Use suitable protective containers for bedding, clothing, electronics and other moisture-sensitive equipment. A tidy camp layout is easier to maintain when the items that must stay dry have their own protection instead of relying entirely on the outer enclosure.
Work through access before a trip as well. Keep recovery equipment, a first-aid kit and other essentials where they remain reachable after the rest of the load is secured. Measure tall containers and consider the room needed to open their lids. Additions that look compact in an empty bed can become awkward once the cooler, water and overnight supplies are in place. A short packing rehearsal at home can reveal those problems before the setup is needed away from the shop.
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Installation takes place at Peakline Overland, 895 Ford St, Colorado Springs, CO 80915. There is no Peakline installation location in Cañon City. Call 719-394-3661 to confirm the correct topper, selected options, availability and an appointment. Same-day installation may be possible when the exact fitment is in stock and an appointment is available, but confirm both before arranging your day around the visit.
Standard installation is included. Trucks requiring a more complex high-mount third brake light connection have a $199 hookup fee, confirmed before the order is finalized. Ask about the whole purchase, including your selected accessories and applicable tax, so the topper's starting price is not mistaken for every truck's final total. A clear plan lets you arrive knowing which configuration is being installed and which decisions have already been agreed.
Before driving away, use the doors and locks and ask about the installed components. Bring up any uncertainty about operating the topper while the team can show you the actual setup. If you intend to add equipment later, keep a record of the topper configuration and check the new component's requirements before purchasing. A future upgrade should be evaluated as part of the system rather than assumed compatible because it fits on a similar truck.
The topper includes a two-year limited structural warranty on major components, with a one-year installation warranty from the installation date. Ask for current warranty terms and appropriate care guidance. A warranty is useful support, but it is not a substitute for following load limits or accessory instructions. Keeping the setup within those requirements and understanding its everyday operation are practical parts of making the investment work for both camping trips and normal driving.
Before you order
Discuss the exact tent, rack and mounting equipment before ordering. The topper's published ratings are up to 350 lb dynamic and 700 lb static, but the truck and every connected component have their own limits. Include accessory weight and follow the lowest applicable limit for the complete system.
No. Our installation shop is in Colorado Springs at 895 Ford St. Contact us first to confirm your fitment, stock and appointment. That allows you to plan the visit around an agreed installation rather than travel on the assumption that a particular topper is available.
Treat it as weather-resistant coverage rather than a waterproof enclosure. Use suitable protective storage for anything that must stay dry, including bedding and electronics. The truck bed, tailgate openings, conditions and your loading arrangement all influence protection.
Plan your visit
Peakline Overland
895 Ford St
Colorado Springs, CO 80915
Monday to Friday: 10 AM to 5 PM. Saturday: By appointment. Appointments may be available outside regular hours.
Call before leaving Cañon City to confirm your exact topper, installation appointment, and wiring requirements.