
Overland Solid
Midsize from $2,699
Full-size from $2,999
Solid aluminum side panels with locking gullwing access.
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For Denver truck owners
A truck topper is easier to buy when you know exactly what your truck needs and what the finished installation will cost. Peakline Overland helps Denver owners compare aluminum topper configurations, check fitment, and confirm availability before making the trip. Our shop and installation location is 895 Ford St, Colorado Springs, CO 80915. Call 719-394-3661 with your truck details to start with a specific answer.
Installation at 895 Ford St, Colorado Springs, CO 80915.

Your truck. Your setup.
Shopping for a topper can leave you with several prices that describe different things. One includes installation, another describes a different bed size, and another leaves out the wiring your truck needs. At Peakline Overland, start with your year, make, model, and bed length. Then compare the side-panel style, the equipment you want to carry, and the installation details for that exact combination.
That preparation matters when you are coming from Denver. You should know whether your preferred topper is available, whether an order is required, and what appointment can be arranged before setting out. A photo of your truck and any existing bed accessories can help the conversation. If you are unsure of a measurement or configuration, say so. Resolving it before you visit is more useful than guessing from a product photo.
“Pricing was transparent with no surprises, communication was excellent, and the installation was fast and professional.”
Compare your options
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.
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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 ›For midsize trucks, the Overland Solid starts at $2,699, the Overland Glass at $2,799, and the Overland Slider at $2,899. Full-size starting prices are $2,999, $3,099, and $3,199 respectively. The final price depends on truck fitment, configuration, and options. Standard topper installation is included. Ask for your exact configuration rather than assuming the lowest advertised price applies to every truck.
Every truck needs a high-mount third brake light connection. A $199 hookup fee applies when more complex wiring is required. Peakline Overland confirms those requirements, and any parts availability affecting your truck, before finalizing the purchase. Your complete quote should make the topper, selected accessories, any applicable wiring charge, and tax clear so you can compare the amount you will actually pay.
A useful comparison also asks what happens after the sale. Understand the installation location, how questions are handled, and which warranty applies. A lower starting number is only one part of the decision. The right purchase is a topper that fits the truck you own, supports the way you use it, and has clear expectations from the first conversation through collection.
The Overland Solid uses solid aluminum side panels with locking gullwing access. Consider it when you want enclosed sides and a straightforward way to reach equipment from beside the bed. Think about the items you retrieve most often, where they sit, and whether reaching through a side opening would save you unloading from the tailgate.
The Overland Glass has all-glass side doors for a different look and view into the bed. The Overland Slider adds sliding windows to its glass side doors for adjustable ventilation. Seeing these choices as different ways to use the truck makes the comparison more practical than choosing from appearance alone. Ventilation is a feature to consider for your gear and camping setup, not a substitute for safe temperature management.
Tell us whether the bed mainly carries work equipment, camping boxes, sports gear, or a mixture. A tall item you load every week matters more than an accessory you might buy someday. If you already have a drawer system, bed rack, liner, or other modification, include it in the fitment discussion. Compatibility should be confirmed for the complete setup.

The badge on the tailgate is only a starting point. Model year and bed length can change the topper a truck requires, even when two trucks look similar in pictures. Have those details ready when you call. If the truck has been modified, explain what changed and share photos where helpful. An accurate specification keeps product selection focused on options that actually fit.
If roof equipment is part of your plan, describe the whole load. Peakline Overland toppers are rated up to 700 pounds static and 350 pounds dynamic, but those figures do not override the limits of your truck, roof bars, mounting hardware, tent, or rack system. The lowest applicable limit governs. Discuss your intended equipment before purchasing it so the combination can be reviewed together.
You can use your visit to compare a display model, settle configuration questions, or collect an installed topper when the product and appointment have been confirmed. Call first to explain what you need. Looking at a display can be helpful if you want to understand side access or proportions, but it should not be confused with confirmation that your exact truck fitment is in stock.
Same-day installation depends on the correct topper being in stock and an available installation appointment. Confirm both before leaving Denver. If your configuration needs to be ordered, ask for its current lead time and the next steps. Special orders require a 50% deposit, with the remaining balance due at installation. Keep your trip tied to a confirmed plan rather than a general stock listing.
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Peakline Overland states a two-year limited structural warranty on major components and a one-year installation warranty from the installation date. Ask the team for the current details and how they apply to your chosen configuration. Warranty coverage has limits, so it is worth understanding the terms before you commit, particularly if you plan to add roof equipment later.
Before you leave the shop, ask about operating the doors and locks, caring for seals and hardware, and the checks appropriate for your installed setup. Keep your purchase details available if a question comes up later. Clear instructions and a direct contact make it easier to get a useful answer without having to explain the entire build again.
Before you order
Our shop is at 895 Ford St, Colorado Springs, CO 80915. We help Denver truck owners choose and arrange toppers there. Contact us before traveling so we can confirm the product, purpose of your visit, and installation availability.
Yes. Call 719-394-3661 with your truck year, make, model, and bed length, plus the panel style and accessories you are considering. We can then discuss the configuration and confirm the details that affect your final quote.
No. Same-day installation must be confirmed against both your exact in-stock fitment and the installation schedule. Please arrange that before leaving Denver. A similar truck model or a general availability message does not confirm your specific topper.
Compare the same truck fitment, panel configuration, accessories, installation, brake-light wiring requirements, and applicable tax. Also check the installation location and warranty terms. These details help you compare complete purchases instead of unrelated starting prices.
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 Denver to confirm your exact topper, installation appointment, and wiring requirements.