SUV Tailgate Tent with Mosquito Net and Ventilation 9.5FT x 6.5FT

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1. can’t stop buying Verified Buyer – 26 May 2024

   At 180 dollars at the moment, this is more expensive than many functional trunk tents and getting very close to a full camping tent that you can use to make the car into a comfortable sleeping space.

   It’s just not worth the money and I’d rather choose a tent that allows me to also sleep in it for this price.
   

2. Anonymous Verified Buyer – 25 November 2024

   The set up was super simple! All you do is assemble the (2) poles that hold the far end up with the trip wires to hold em upright. The bonnet slips over the rear end of your SUV (kinda like a hair net). I prefer to keep the hatch open so it holds the roof up high so you can stand underneath without your head touching the roof. At the bottom of the bonnet there is a ruffle attached to keep the bugs from flying under your vehicle. Be sure to hook behind your mud flap to help hold in place. We also used two spare cords to attach the top of the bonnet to our roof rack in case winds pick up. ** So the only flaw is where we attached the bonnet it wraps around under your car on your muffler/exhaust…I’d recommended waiting till it cools and don’t run your vehicle while the tent is attached to your car other wise you might melt it. ***We used a propane fire pit, I highly recommend (don’t use a wood fire under this canopy) *Another thing I recommend is to attach the side of the bug net to the ground and stretch it out on the sides as far as the middle zipper will let it. This is a safety precaution if you have a propane fire in it. We had a gust of win blow thru while we were distracted and almost melted it in the fire pit. Over all I recommend this tent/canopy if you are SUV camping or just a river day to keep the bugs off you and seek shade with the family. You can fit 4 people with chairs around the fire pit.

   

3. Anonymous Verified Buyer – 27 January 2025

   The set up was super simple! All you do is assemble the (2) poles that hold the far end up with the trip wires to hold em upright. The bonnet slips over the rear end of your SUV (kinda like a hair net). I prefer to keep the hatch open so it holds the roof up high so you can stand underneath without your head touching the roof. At the bottom of the bonnet there is a ruffle attached to keep the bugs from flying under your vehicle. Be sure to hook behind your mud flap to help hold in place. We also used two spare cords to attach the top of the bonnet to our roof rack in case winds pick up. ** So the only flaw is where we attached the bonnet it wraps around under your car on your muffler/exhaust…I’d recommended waiting till it cools and don’t run your vehicle while the tent is attached to your car other wise you might melt it. ***We used a propane fire pit, I highly recommend (don’t use a wood fire under this canopy) *Another thing I recommend is to attach the side of the bug net to the ground and stretch it out on the sides as far as the middle zipper will let it. This is a safety precaution if you have a propane fire in it. We had a gust of win blow thru while we were distracted and almost melted it in the fire pit. Over all I recommend this tent/canopy if you are SUV camping or just a river day to keep the bugs off you and seek shade with the family. You can fit 4 people with chairs around the fire pit.

   

4. Zach Verified Buyer – 2 March 2025

   My partner and I camp all the time, and we love having a space to sit outside of the tent that’s still screened in to avoid the bugs. This tent has been great for just that. We drive a 2012 Ford Expedition, and this tent works well with the rear hatch. I like that it provides access to the back of the vehicle and we can keep any unwanted bugs out of the car while it’s open. there are some gaps, but that’s not to be unexpected. Really, this is just a fantastic way to expand your covered space while camping.
   

5. Anonymous Verified Buyer – 9 March 2025

   The set up was super simple! All you do is assemble the (2) poles that hold the far end up with the trip wires to hold em upright. The bonnet slips over the rear end of your SUV (kinda like a hair net). I prefer to keep the hatch open so it holds the roof up high so you can stand underneath without your head touching the roof. At the bottom of the bonnet there is a ruffle attached to keep the bugs from flying under your vehicle. Be sure to hook behind your mud flap to help hold in place. We also used two spare cords to attach the top of the bonnet to our roof rack in case winds pick up. ** So the only flaw is where we attached the bonnet it wraps around under your car on your muffler/exhaust…I’d recommended waiting till it cools and don’t run your vehicle while the tent is attached to your car other wise you might melt it. ***We used a propane fire pit, I highly recommend (don’t use a wood fire under this canopy) *Another thing I recommend is to attach the side of the bug net to the ground and stretch it out on the sides as far as the middle zipper will let it. This is a safety precaution if you have a propane fire in it. We had a gust of win blow thru while we were distracted and almost melted it in the fire pit. Over all I recommend this tent/canopy if you are SUV camping or just a river day to keep the bugs off you and seek shade with the family. You can fit 4 people with chairs around the fire pit.

   

6. Moncoeur Verified Buyer – 10 March 2025

   This SUV tent fit on the back of your vehicle and give you a large protected area that can fit 3 to 4 persons. It is relatively simple to install and you can fit a table with chairs so now you have a dining area protected from the rain and bugs. Really a game changer for camping in an SUV, I do recommend it.
   

7. D. V Verified Buyer – 2 April 2025

   The car tent is well made and large enough for my minivan however, it’s simple enough except it got really difficult to attach all the poles to the minivan in windy/rainy conditions. I had help and still ended up just leaving it for a better day. I will update the review once we fully get to attach it and enjoy it. If you’re a loner camper or short like me you might have issues with the set up. So that being said I might be going for a more instant pop up car tent as it’s only a few bucks more or just a mosquito net for the rear and a pop up screen tent/ camp rent that holds up better in rainy weather conditions if it fails on the next attempt