Customer Reviews for VEVOR Carport, 10x20ft Heavy Duty Car Canopy, Portable Garage with Roll-up Ventilated Windows & Removable Sidewalls, UV Resistant Waterproof All-Season Tarp for SUV, F150, Car, Truck, Boat, White

I love the fact that I ordered it the day before it arrived easy to assemble and it seems very durable

Cannot recommend this carport enough, especially for the price. We combined two in a row to make a tandem carport. It survived one of the worst storms I’ve seen in Texas. As long as we kept the carport sealed, it stayed put and protected the cars. We did weight it down with additional sandbags for extra security.

What you see is what you get. Cant expect too much given the price but overall it’s solid enough and easy to assemble. One point i would suggest is to get some larger landscape stakes for pinning down the feet a bit more securely otherwise a solid wind is going to pick it up and potentially damage your vehicle.

Took me about an hour to construct two person. Perfect size for my summer toys still has room for a motorcycle upfront.

Went together easy and is very well made. Took about 2 hours to put it together by myself. 10/10 would recommend.

Somewhat easy to set up. Heavy wind hold downs are a joke. Need to be a heavy cork screw type hold downs have the ropes design to the inside straight down to avoid trip hazards. Overall am impressed so far haven't had a long time but has withstood some heavy winds.

Put it up with ease and no problem with it It is very big :)

I bought this to replace another brand and style. I was able to assemble it by myself. I really like the push pins construction rather than screw and bolts. It seemed faster during assembly. The instructions were not in the box, but customer service sent them promptly. We have had some good winds since putting it up and it has held up well.

I have tried a couple other temporary car ports over the years and this one was by far the easiest to put together and is better designed than any others I've used. First, the welds are full welds around all connections - so the stress points are stronger (vs. spot welds on others that rust and snap after a couple years). Next, the button snap connections on the rods are simple and genius...other products just slide together, so if you are putting it together yourself you have to fight to keep it one piece. Not with this one. I had the structure up in 90 minutes and was ready to put the tarps on - easy peasy. The cover - also genius. The others I have used you have to slide bars into sleeves - which is ok, but if you are familiar with the ones I am talking about then you know the fit is so tight it's nearly impossible to get them in there without grease and a lot of struggle. The cover for the Vevor carport is held on with bungee ball cords, which makes for a snug connection without it being banjo-tight. This does not make for a super tight, or air tight fit - which is where I believe the genius comes in. I live in a very windy area - so while some may think that "less than banjo tight" is not good, I am thrilled with it. Just enough air gets through, around and under the structure to allow it to avoid unnecessary snapping and popping against the frame - the give in the design works wonderfully well. Lastly, the side/end support bars - on other products I have had to engineer these myself to add strength...but since I'm not an actual engineer and my jury-rigging is ad hoc, it always ended up creating friction somewhere and causing the tarp to rip. These support bars, if you make sure to have all the wingnuts facing in, create strength with a perfect fit. For the cost of this, the quality and design are well worth your time and money!

This was worth every penny because I do domestic work so I have a lot of tips that I used to house furniture for my girls to give them for free and all of them during major wind storms or rain did not come out so well so when I ordered this one it was amazing it's well put together it's heavy duty and it's the best thing I've ever had and I've been using them for years