Customer Reviews for VEVOR Vehicle Awning, Large 10' x 7' Shade Coverage Car Side Awning, PU2000mm UV50+ Car Awning with Extended Side Canopies and Portable Storage Bag, Suitable for Truck, SUV, Van, Campers

Perfect for anything you want to do out of the back of an SUV. We go camping a lot and sometimes we are just not able to find the shade we were hoping for. This allows us to expand our camping area to the back of my car but we have also used it tailgating and to a kids soccer game. We plan to bring it along for any trips in the SUV when things are sunny and we may be opening the back for seating and a safe space for the kids to play off the ground.

Good product。Very light but strong and big enough for our 5 persons.

One of the biggest things I hate in the summer when I am fishing is the hot sun beating down on my back while I'm sitting there. I am not a huge fan of the sun so thought this would be a great addition to my gear! I was right. It is easy to set up, takes minutes with the assistance of my wife but didn't seem like it would be too difficult by myself. There was easily enough room for 2 to sit under and enjoy a nice afternoon without getting overly sunburnt. I was skeptical if it would be worth the asking price but after using it twice I am pleased with it and would probably order another in the future.

VEVOR Car Awning, Large 10' x 7' serves it purpose. Easy to setup and easy to use. Seems to be durable and sturdy. Provided shade and really helped alot. Easy to use quality light weight. Easy to put away. Feeling grateful and thankful. Hope this finds you well and thank you kindly for reading.

Good quality. Easy to deploy and pack up. Very affordable alternative to permanently mounted awnings

While it's not an instant tent, this does have something great going for it - it is small enough to keep in your trunk because it is so compact. Huge size - plenty of room for some chairs and relaxation (I also keep chairs in my trunk...) Great for impromptu picnics, tailgating, beaches (if the one you drive on allows tents), etc. Easy enough to install - if you've ever put up a more traditional tent, it shouldn't be too hard for you to figure out. Love that you don't need to install and brackets or anything like the other types of awnings.

This is seriously awesome! This works perfectly with my Jeep grand Cherokee. I got the army green one and it will be perfect for our camping trips and also for our annual 4th of July gathering, just to create a little bit of shade. I know we will use it for other events this summer and I’m super happy with it. It’s not hard to set up or take down. What a fantastic deal.

I've never used one of these before so I was a little uncertain whether it would work out. I was worried it would be a pain to set up, that it would be flimsy or easy to tear, that it would be a mess to pack and store, etc. I was pleasantly surprised when it arrived - it's easy to set up, it's pretty sturdy and it stows away quite nicely! The pictures are very accurate so I didn't see the point in taking pictures. They probably wouldn't look pretty, anyway, as it's a messy winter here. I wanted only to set it up just long enough to see how it worked out, that way I know what to expect when I use it camping this summer. It took me perhaps 30 minutes the first time setting it up but I can see it taking only 10 minutes or so once I get used to it. The framing poles are fiberglass and are the type with the tension cord running through it. There are 3 of them to assemble and slide into sleeves in the canvas to give the canopy shape. Once you have the canopy framed, you place it over your raised tailgate and then use anchor straps to tie it to your wheels. Once secured, put together the support poles that hold up the canopy at the other end. Use the ropes and tent stakes to spread out the canopy and anchor it to the ground. Now you're all ready to rock! The quality of material and workmanship is quite good, it seems like it will hold up well with repeated use, and the material is fairly weather resistant. It should repel water well and keep you dry. It also provides some pretty decent shade. It's REALLY roomy underneath, I was quite surprised at how much area it covers. I have a small SUV and so was worried it might end up being too low to the ground, but with the dome shape it really gives you some headroom underneath. You can easily set up a table and some chairs and have everyone protected from the sun or rain. I think what impressed me the most is how compact it stows away. While a little bit heavy (just over 10 lbs) everything stores in a bag about 20\

It's winter time so I haven't had the opportunity to really use this yet, but I set it up at home to get familiar with how it works. The material it's made of appears to be very durable, and setup didn't take long. The covered area is plenty big enough to accommodate several chairs and I can definitely see how well this will work this summer when we're at the beach.

This is a review after 3 years of usages. Better than expected ! Not disapoint since day one & after over 30x usages. Good quality material. Was attached on my car on 2nd year from Spring to Autumn. Now it's back on my car again in 2026. Attract other curious campers coming to see this amazing sunshade contraption. Beware hinges seems flimsy because awning fabric is thick and feels heavy Duty. Hinges are strong just enough to my liking. (It's the Weakest link of the strong chain) Awning is really waterproof without leakage. (May absorb the water under heavy storm but still no leakage!) When zipped & rolled & wrapped inside it compact cover, awning is dry and all protected agaist all weathers rains / stroms / snow. Now I finally found myself tricks to setup or remove from my car on my own without need any help. That's how easy it is to install. My recommendations to all users who planned to keep this for several years usages : 1-Never deploy awning without standing on all the poles extended so that all horizontal bars are perfectly 90 degree from the car (SUV). Hold them when deploying & setup each pole one by one while deploying slowly (suppose to enjoy our day, take our time to relax!) 2-Anchor the awning using guy lines when breeze is above 15km/h (weather condition can change anything and caugh me off guard once!) 3-Upgrade yourself buying stronger iron 12" stakes (the included stakes are weak) 4-Upgrade yourself buying quality paracord replacing the original guy lines (strong wind above 35Km/h made original included guy lines loosen up could damage the hinges). Then it could stay strong against the wind. In my experience, it was holding against 60Km/h without damage when it caugh me off by surprise! (with all the tricks above) 5-Wipe off using dry absorbant towels to remove all excess rain water from awning before before retracting/roll-in it in transport on roof casing. Excess water on the fabric add a lot of weight on awning's hinges & may cause mold inside roll-up casing. 6-Away deploy awning with helpers when there's a wind 30Km/h & above. Could damage the hinge otherwise. 7-install yourself a anti-thief retractable Laptop wire lock or thin bicycle wire lock from horizontal bar near the hinges to the roof car support bars. 8-Avoid overtigh the guy lines when extreme wind above 50Km/h. A very slight wiggle help to flex and withstand strong wind gust 9-Even parked under a shade, still worth it to deploy the awning to cold down a bit more during strong heat wave weather (avoid under direct sun light) I still don't know the purpose of having the velcro at all the edges of this 270° awning? Thinking to custom made myself a bunch of transparent TPU screen to hook up to that Edges velcro as wind or rain blockers. Hope this humble review of mine could be any help