I went through a LOT of research and returns before I found this tent. It was hard to find an SUV tent but THIS one was perfect for mu 2001 Yukon. It was extremely roomy. I like that it had 2 "windows" and enough space for 4 other people. I went solo and I was more than comfortable AND I set it up by myself which took a minute but I got it together. This tent is a DEFINITE BUY!

This tent doesn't fall into the lightweight "Backpacking Tent" category, but is great for car camping. Setup was easy, the inner part has integrated tent poles around a center hub which all click into place, giving the tent its shape. I was pleasantly surprised how tall it was inside, allowing me to sit up without touching the sides or top of the tent. The inner tent is all mesh, with large zip up doors on both sides. I loved that it has built in pockets at each end, as well as a hanging basket at the top. There is also a hook at the top to hold a battery operated lamp. The floor is a rubberized nylon which is very thick and should resist punctures from sticks and rocks on the ground. This floor extends up the wall about 2" providing some protection against water on the ground when it rains. Since, the inner part is all mesh, you will want to use the "rain fly" for privacy. I was very impressed that the rain fly is a thick nylon with a rubberized coating on the inside. This thing is going to keep you dry! The rain fly drapes over the assembled inner tent and clips on at the 4 corners as well as at 2 smaller poles which extend above the doors. There are also 4 guy ropes which attach 3/4 of the way up the corners of the rain fly to hold it in place. It comes with 16 sturdy 8" metal pegs to hold the tent and rain flap in place. Outside each door, there is a nylon pad which extends about 18" from the side of the inner tent. This is meant to be a clean floor to place your gear on - since it won't all fit in the tent if you are sharing it. The rain fly also extends this 18" past the door to give your gear cover on those rainy nights. Because of the coating on the rain fly, it is dark inside - allowing you to sleep in the daytime if you wish. The Rain fly also has two vents at the top - facing each end, which can velcro closed, or be propped open with a built-in 8" extender rod - giving you ventilation - even when the rain fly is installed. The rain fly also has flaps which extend down onto the ground allowing the tent to better divert water away from the inside. These flaps can be pegged down, or rolled up - depending on if you want water protection or better ventilation. The doors on the rain fly and the inner mesh tent can both be rolled up and held open by means of loop and toggle connectors. The one downside is that it has a very plastic smell, so air it out before you use it for the first time. My final takeaway is that this will be a great tent for car camping, and will do a great job of sheltering from rain, wind, and snow.