Customer Reviews for VEVOR Carport, Extra Large 12 x 20 ft Car Canopy with Roll-up Ventilated Windows, Portable Garage with Removable Sidewalls, Waterproof UV Resistant All-Season Tarp for SUV, Truck, Boat

Okay...another great VEVOR product EXCEPT....you knew that was coming! This was an easy no brainer to assemble and erect. I didn't time it but in fairness, I was doing other things during the same time. My dog has to supervise. Here's my one critical observation. The rivets. Now, I've made the same observation and seen others as well, with respect to camping and survival tarps/tents and covers. Some will reinforce the the corners, but not any other rivet. I live in New Hampshire in an old corn field on a ridge top. We are on the edge of the old field but still, winds are accentuated up here as is every other weather element. So when I erected this to house my Kioti tractor, I placed it backed up to a stone wall in the field edge wood line. It does afford some protection as does the house as a barrier. The first night this was up we had a small rain and wind event that is typical. I found a grommet tearing through the material the next morning. a piece of rubber glued and double sewn before grommets, would alleviate that issue. I also bought a heavy duty 10X 20 tarp to go over the top just to afford bit more protection to the shelter. It's a cheap piece of insurance that will extent the life of the instant garage by a couple of years at least, on the most vulnerable ridge line contact point. So I am well pleased....it will be interesting to see how it fares the winter up here....and next year I'll get my pole barn built over the instant garage and then I'll see what other life it may have once I take it out of the pole barn. I'd buy another....surely this will weather much better in a more hospitable environment, but I'd still tarp over....the UV will wear on that contact line as much as any other element.

Bought this car canopy a few weeks ago and went together really well, was able to do it by myself. As of now it looks great, we will see how it holds up in MN when the snow fly's. I bought longer and heavier duty steaks to tie the carport down. As of now still standing.

Very easy to set up looks like it's gonna be very adorable. I would recommend to anybody very affordable

Please take this aas constructive advice. 1. Zipper to light weight my cheaper uniot from Costco has a better fabric and zipper. 2. Windows do not have enough velcro to keep the shut during 8 plus MPH wind 3. Cover is very light weigh and not UV rated will not last very log maybe 2 or 3 years. 4. Frame moves 6 to 8 inches when the cover is closed front to back and 2 to 4 inches side to side. 5. Top cover legs are cut wron to provide wind and rain protection. I have purchased tie down straps and duck tape to resolve the shoprt cummings. Speed a little extra nad have a better product.

Was fine. Got distracted during a heavy snowstorm and forgot to clear off the roof and it got crushed. Snow must be clearedoff.

It completely collapsed under 35mph winds and 4" of snow fall

First one i bought lasted 2 years, till straight lines wind finally took it out. 2nd one I've had up for 5 months and the top is already showing light through it from the material being low quality. I noticed the frame on the 2nd isn't as strong as the 1st also. Didn't come with gusset poles like the 1st did.

Was good for a little then a storm came through and crumpled it. I had it down in a spot where it gets no wind due to the geography of my yard. It made it maybe 9 months. Then while I was away we got a storm at some point and came back and the supports were all twisted and destroyed. Works good in a pinch but if your looking long term id invest in a more permanent structure.

was missing a couple of the geomets and the steaks are junk but all in all not bad for price

Easily put together with my wife. Had intentions on using it for my business. Had it fully tied down and ready to use. Not even a month later. Had some slight winds come through nothing terrible. I know the owners manual stated that it wasn’t sturdy enough for high winds (as expected) but didn’t expect that winds over 5 miles an hour would move it enough to cause the posts and cross members to completely collapse. Unfortunately I wasn’t home and it wasn’t supposed to be windy so I couldn’t take it down to prevent this. I didn’t even get to use to for work. So if it’s windy in your area or the winds pick up just be prepared to take it down until the wind stops if you intend on leaving it up full time. Other than that it holds vehicles well with plenty of room to maneuver around the vehicle. Would have made a good tint had a little wind not completely destroyed it.