Quick release canister

1. A canister comprising:

a. a space configured to receive a tonneau cover so that the tonneau cover is stored within the canister; and

b. one or more track guides that guide the canister relative to a roller track, a bed of a vehicle, a rail extension, a cap, or a combination thereof; and

wherein the one or more track guides assist the canister in being inserted into or removed from the bed of the vehicle.

2. The canister of claim 1 , wherein the one or more track guides include a guide lock that receives a bearing that locks the canister within the bed of the vehicle.

3. The canister of claim 1 , wherein the one or more track guides include a movement pocket that receives a bearing when the canister is moved from a locked position to an unlocked position so that the canister is removable from the bed of the vehicle.

4. The canister of claim 1 , wherein the one or more track guides include a guide neck that receives a bearing and guides the canister as the canister is removed from or is inserted into the bed of the vehicle.

5. The canister of claim 1 , wherein the one or more track guides include two or more track legs defining a track opening that receives a bearing so that the canister connects to the bed of the vehicle, that releases the bearing so that the canister is removable from the bed of the vehicle, or both.

6. A tonneau system comprising the canister of claim 1 , wherein the tonneau system includes one or more roller tracks that are connected to the bed of the vehicle and are in communication with the one or more track guides of the canister.

7. The tonneau system of claim 6 , wherein the one or more roller tracks remain connected to the bed of the vehicle when the canister is removed from the bed of the vehicle.

8. The tonneau system of claim 6 , wherein one or more rail extensions are connected to the one or more roller tracks, the bed of the vehicle, or both.

9. The tonneau system of claim 8 , wherein the one or more rail extensions include one or more bearings that removably connect the canister to the bed of the vehicle by forming a connection with the one or more track guides.

10. The tonneau system of claim 9 , wherein the one or more bearings are located within the one or more track guides and guide the canister into a locked position as the canister is inserted into the bed of the vehicle or guide the canister from the locked position to a removed position where the canister is removed from the bed of the vehicle.

11. The tonneau system of claim 8 , wherein the one or more rail extensions include one or more canister locks that connect the canister to the one or more roller tracks, the one or more rail extensions, or both.

12. The tonneau system of claim 8 , wherein one or more caps extend over the one or more roller tracks, the one or more rail extensions, or both and form a seal between the bed of the vehicle and the canister when the canister is in a locked position.

13. The tonneau system of claim 12 , wherein the one or more caps include one or more cap extensions connected to one or more cap locks that connect the one or more caps to the canister, the one or more rail extensions, the one or more roller tracks, or a combination thereof.

14. A tonneau system comprising:

a. a roller track that is configured to connect to a first side of a bed of a vehicle;

b. a second roller track that is configured to connect to a second side of the bed of the vehicle;

c. a rail extension connected to the roller track on the first side;

d. a second rail extension connected to the second roller track on the second side;

e. a canister including:

i. a track guide on a first side of the canister in communication with the roller track and the rail extension on the first side, and

ii. a second track guide on a second side of the canister in communication with the second roller track and the second rail extension on the second side; and

f. a bearing connected to the rail extension and a second bearing connected to the second rail extension so that the bearing guides the canister as the canister is being inserted into or removed from the bed of the vehicle;

wherein the roller track and the second roller track remain connected to the bed of the vehicle when the canister is removed from the bed of the vehicle.

15. The tonneau system of claim 14 , wherein the track guide and the second track guide each include:

a. a guide lock that receives a corresponding one of the bearing and the second bearing to lock the canister in a locked position;

b. a movement pocket that receives the corresponding one of the bearing and the second bearing so that the canister is released from the locked position;

c. a guide neck that allows the canister to rotate, move out of the bed, or both, and

d. a track opening that releases the corresponding one of the bearing and the second bearing from between track legs so that the canister is movable to a removed position.

16. The tonneau system of claim 15 , wherein the rail extension, the second rail extension, or both include a canister lock that prevents movement of the bearing, the second bearing, or both from the guide lock to the movement pocket.

17. The tonneau system of claim 16 , wherein the tonneau system includes a cap that extends over the roller track, the rail extension, and the first side of the canister, and a second cap that extends over the second roller track, the second rail extension, and the second side of the canister so that that fluid, debris, or both are prevented from entering into the bed of the vehicle.

18. A method comprising:

a. moving a canister in a first direction relative to one or more roller tracks, one or more rail extensions, or both so that a bearing moves relative to a track guide from a position within a guide lock of the track guide to a position within a movement pocket of the track guide;

b. moving the canister in a second direction so that the bearing moves from the movement pocket to a guide neck of the track guide; and

c. moving the canister in a third direction so that the bearing moves from the guide neck, along one or more track legs, and out of a track opening of the track guide;

wherein the one or more roller tracks, the one or more rail extensions, or both are free of movement as the canister moves.

19. The method of claim 18 , wherein the second direction and the third direction are parallel.

20. The method of claim 19 , wherein the method includes a step of removing a cap from the canister, the one or more roller tracks, the one or more rail extensions, or a combination thereof; and releasing the canister by actuating canister lock, or both.