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VEVOR Large SUV Tent 10.6 x 8 ft (Model 120562): features and fit

A 10.6 x 8 ft SUV tailgate tent for five to nine people with PU3000mm waterproof fabric, mesh windows and a dual-use design. What the specs mean.

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The VEVOR Large SUV Tent (model 120562) is a tailgate tent that attaches to the rear of an SUV or small van, giving you a covered area behind the vehicle. It can also be pitched on its own as a standalone shelter. VEVOR designs it for car camping, road trips and outdoor gatherings.

Size and capacity

VEVOR lists the tent at 10.6 x 8 x 7.22 ft and says it can seat five to nine people. The item dimensions on the packaging are 127.2 x 96.1 x 86.6 in, and it weighs 22.4 lb (about 10 kg). A tent of this height typically lets most adults stand up, though the ceiling slopes towards the edges. Capacity figures for tents usually describe sitting space, not sleeping space, so consider how you plan to use it.

What "dual-use" means

In vehicle-attached mode, the tent connects to the rear tailgate, so the cargo area and the tent form one space. You can reach gear, sit in the shade or shelter from light rain without leaving the vehicle. Detached, it works as a freestanding shelter at a campsite or park. This flexibility is useful if the vehicle is needed for a drive.

Which vehicles it fits

This is the point to check carefully. VEVOR says the tent fits SUVs and small vans with an upward-opening rear liftgate and a rear perimeter of up to 6.5 m. It is not designed for side-hinged rear doors. Measure the opening of your vehicle around the rear edge, and confirm how your tailgate opens, before you decide.

Frame, guy lines and stakes

The tent has thickened support poles, guy lines and multiple ground stakes. VEVOR says the structure is designed for Force 3 to 4 winds and light rain. Force 3 to 4 on the Beaufort scale is a gentle to moderate breeze, not a storm, so treat it as a light-weather shelter. Use every guy line and stake as the manual describes, and take it down if conditions turn rough.

Waterproof fabric and seams

The fabric has a PU3000mm waterproof coating, with taped seams and tight stitching. The mm figure refers to a hydrostatic head test, which measures how tall a column of water the fabric can hold before it leaks; a higher number generally means more rain resistance. VEVOR says it keeps the lounging area dry in light rain. Taped seams matter because stitch holes are a common place for water to enter.

Ventilation

A ventilated door and mesh windows let air through while keeping insects and glare out. VEVOR describes it as a cool, breathable space for daytime naps and evening gatherings. Mesh also helps reduce condensation inside the tent, which can build up in closed shelters.

Who it suits

It suits families and groups who do day trips, tailgate gatherings, beach days or short camping trips by car, and who would like extra covered space behind an SUV.

What to check before you buy

  • Tailgate type: it must be an upward-opening liftgate, not side-hinged doors.
  • Rear opening size: compare with the 6.5 m perimeter limit.
  • Ground: you will need stakes to hold; check that the ground allows this.
  • Weather: plan for light winds and light rain only.
  • Space: check the packed size and the pitching area.
  • Fire safety: keep stoves and open flames well away from the fabric, as the manual advises.

The short version

  • A 10.6 x 8 x 7.22 ft SUV tailgate tent, model 120562, for five to nine people.
  • Attaches to upward-opening liftgates or stands alone.
  • PU3000mm waterproof fabric with taped seams, a ventilated door and mesh windows.
  • Designed for Force 3 to 4 winds and light rain; weighs 22.4 lb.
  • Not for side-hinged rear doors.

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