Customer Reviews for VEVOR Truck Bed Tent, 6.4'-6.7' Pickup Truck Tent with Rain Layer and Carry Bag, Waterproof PU2000mm Double Layer Truck Tent, Accommodate 2-3 Person, for Camping Traveling Outdoor Activities

Can’t beat it for the price… bare bones tent with a few pouches aesthetically nice … instructions are garbage though … YouTube was more help… but once you figure it out it’s easy.. helps to have two people .. over all great buy….

I've been drooling over those fancy pickup bed tents for a couple of years, but was not willing to spend $1,500 or more for one. My wife and I have used this one a dozen times, and it's still in good shape. If you are looking for a 4-season tent, though, this is not for you. You will freeze your bottom trying to use it in the winter. Otherwise, we really like it.

Excellent customer service, product as described

VEVOR Truck Bed Tent, 5.5'-6'Truck Tent with Rain Layer and Carry Bag. I bought this tent for my 2023 Toyota TRD Off-Road short bed pickup. I am very pleased with the quality and performance of the tent. It did not leak in the rain and wind when the tent fly is attached. The first night was rainy and quite windy and the inside of the tent was completely dry in the morning. It took me about an hour to setup the tent for the first time. Mostly due to my habit of ignoring instructions. Even so the tent went up easily with just one person. Setup: 1. Lay out the tent in the back of the truck with the door facing the tailgate. 2. Assemble the tent poles. There will be four. One small pole about 20\" long, two long poles, and one pole (the longest) marked with blue tape. This is the longest pole and goes over the door of the tent. 3. The tent has sides that will go over the truck bed along the truck cab and the sides of the truck. The black tent floor will lay in the bed of the truck. 4. Loosely attach the black hold down straps. These need to be loose so the tent poles can be threaded through the orange sleeves, the poles will make an 'X' with ends of the poles hanging over the sides of the truck bed. 5. On the Tacoma there are holes near the middle outside edge of the inside of the wheel well where you can attach the hooks at the end of the black straps. The straps are long enough to find good places to attach under the truck bed. 6. Insert the ends of the poles near the truck cab into the black pockets at the back corners of the tent. Then insert the other ends of the poles into the front pockets by the tent door. Make sure the poles are not bunched up in the orange sleeves. 7. It will take some effort to put the front ends in the front pockets. Check the tie down straps are loose and the poles can move freely in the orange sleeves. If it is too difficult check the poles are not bound up and you have the right pockets. There are two pocket sets at the front of the tent.

Haven't used this yet, but fits my ute perfectly..........................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................

Not all the pieces were there so I couldn't put it up properly. Was very disappointed. Went camping and had to sleep in my truck. Poles missing

I ordered this for my 2018 gmc sierra extended cab bed. I have a roll up tonneau cover and with it rolled up, and the tailgate down it fit well. The truck bed itself is about 71\" long , not including the tailgate. It took less than 10 minutes to set up, without the rain cover. It was a bit of a challenge to get in without a step stool even with the bumpers foot step spots because there wasn't much to grab onto with the tonneau cover track down the sides of the truck plus I didn't want to get my foot or body caught on the tent and either fall into it or rip the tent. There should be an offset door to get in/ out, and the bottom of the tent door should go all the way down, not have the 6\" lip. It does create a good seal over the edges of the truck to keep the rain out The door section is made up of the opaque door and the window material but both have separate zippers that need to be opened and closed. They're both a bit finicky and takes a bit of effort to zip up. It has windows on either side plus a big storage pocket on either side. The sides have straps that have a metal end (with a little rubber cover) that clip over the sides of the truck. It would be nice if they included some sort of material to pad the plastic ladder locks, and if the end of the nylon straps were sewn over so they don't just slip out of the ladder lock (which happened three times just setting it up).

Like the eade of putting together

Instructions indicated color codes that didn’t match but we figured it out. You have to open the entire door to get out. Would be helpful if there was a bottom zipper on the door. We got wet. No tent bottom at the front and our shoes were touching the side so water got in. Best on fair weather.

A little big but doesn’t affect the use at all. Fits on my Nissan Navara np300