1. Always Choose a "Vehicle-Specific" Tent
Different vehicle models have different roof widths. Universal tents often require additional modifications, which is not only troublesome but also compromises safety. Provide your vehicle model to the seller before purchasing and choose a "vehicle-specific" model that directly matches the luggage rack size for a more secure installation.
2. Check After-Sales Service
Be cautious when buying a tent. Many small brands use inferior fabrics and frames, leading to leaks and frame deformation after only a few uses, and after-sales service is often unavailable. Prioritize reputable brands; their quality and after-sales service are guaranteed, and they should last 5-8 years without problems.
3. Don't Ignore the Height When Closed
Many people only focus on the tent's unfolded appearance but forget about its practicality when folded up. Consider factors like parking garage height restrictions, regulations, and bridge/culvert locations.
