2011 Ford Explorer Truck & Vehicle Rooftop & Bed Awnings

Outfit your truck, Jeep®, or SUV with a venerable awning, which provides protection against harsh elements like sun, snow, and rain. Our massive selection of awnings includes products specifically engineered for use on truck bed racks, roof-rack-compatible awnings, and universal options in traditional rectangular and batwing styles. 

Regardless of your preferences, ranging from the awning’s size to the difficulty of its setup, RealTruck carries an awning to suit your needs. Additionally, we offer a wide selection of exterior accessories, including supportive rack systems, comfortable tents, and more.

Popular Types of Truck & Vehicle Awnings

RealTruck carries all the awning styles and configurations you want or need. Check out some of the most popular styles we carry, which suit different consumers, applications, and purposes.

Truck Bed Awnings

Truck bed awnings are engineered for use on pickup truck beds and are typically affixed to truck racks or topper racks. These awnings are available in several configurations, including standard, 180-degree, and 270-degree. 

Roof Top Awnings

Rooftop awnings are engineered for use on SUVs and pickup trucks equipped with roof racks. Like truck bed awnings, they come in standard, 180-degree, and 270-degree configurations.

Truck Tents

Alternatively, RealTruck also offers truck tents for additional protection. We provide roof tents, truck bed tents, and traditional ground tents.

FAQs About Our Truck & Vehicle Awnings

Q: What size truck awning is best?

A: Technically, no size is better or worse than another. The answer to this question all boils down to its planned use and your budget. If you plan to shade a large portion of a campsite and your budget supports it, consider a 180 or 270-degree awning. However, a standard awning should be plenty if you’re only looking for enough shade for a couple of chairs. 

Q: Are truck awnings worth the money?

A: While it’s tough to generalize, the answer to this question is typically yes. An awning is a must-have for avid campers, overlanders, and OHV spectators to offset long days in either sweltering heat or heavy precipitation. 

Q: How long does it take to set up a truck awning? 

A: Most awnings feature integrated supports and retractable designs, requiring mere minutes to set up. In most cases, even the most elaborate awning with anchors should require no more than 15 minutes to configure.