yes, a tonneau cove helps a little, it decreases the amount of wind drag on your tailgate, but so does taking the tailgate off or just putting it down if youre going on a long trip
The previous answer given is technically incorrect. Usually tailgate down you increase the drag on a truck and will get worse mileage. A cover will actually improve you mileage a little but the weight of the cover may negate a portion of this. There are several studies cited online for this. Most places that talk about lowering the gate aren't basing it on science but on what they think is logical. Aerodynamics isn't about logic, it is a very complex science. Mythbusters actually tested this out, do a search on it.
The benefits of having a hard tonneau cover on a pick up truck is that it increases gas mileage as well as an increase of security of your personal goods. Another benefit is better protection from harsh weather conditions.
This depends on whether or not you are using a bed cover. If you are using a bed cover, you can greatly increase the storage capacity of a vehicle. Find a truck's bed size to determine which has the largest bed, and go from there.
To properly install pickup covers on your guitar, first remove the strings and pickups. Place the cover over the pickup and align it properly. Use a soldering iron to solder the cover onto the pickup. Reinstall the pickups and strings, and adjust the height if needed.
It is in the valve cover.
It's on the valve cover
smack in the middle of the valve cover
It depends on the insurance.
the miles driven to and from a destination approved by your job/company
The question was asked about pickup covers, not the pickguard, and the answer is, no, the plastic covers that go over the pickups aren't necessary, they are cosmetic, but it would sure look ugly without them.
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follow the top radiator hose to the intake, its inside the cover.
Mine's in the Right Side front Valve Cover