Ikuby Retractable Carport – Foldable Lockable Car Shelter, Heavy Duty All Weather Portable Garage for Cars and SUVs

I’ve been using the Ikuby Weatherproof Car Shelter, and it’s exceeded all my expectations! If you’re looking for a reliable, durable solution to protect your vehicle, this is the one.Key Highlights:Exceptional Durability: This shelter holds up impressively well in windy conditions. The sturdy steel frame and durable fabric feel built to last and provide excellent protection against the elements.Ease of Setup: While setup can technically be done solo, having a second set of hands makes the process much smoother and quicker. Everything is well-labeled, and the instructions are straightforward.Mounting on Concrete: If you're installing this on a concrete surface, be sure to use a decent drill to secure the provided anchors properly. Once anchored, it feels incredibly secure.Customer Support: The customer service team is outstanding—responsive, helpful, and quick to address any questions or concerns.Additional Thoughts:I don’t have a garage, so this shelter is a fantastic alternative. It provides a safe, enclosed space to protect my vehicle from harsh weather while giving me peace of mind. I even mounted a security camera inside the Ikuby for added security.I highly recommend this product for anyone needing an extra protected space for their car or other belongings. It’s an excellent investment for the price and quality!

This is my 2nd Ikuby Carport system. The first one I bought more than a year ago and as you can see in the photo, it held up well. I love that it doesn’t touch your car and it protects it from the sun, rain, pollen, tree saps and dust. It has two screened windows on each side which allows air to circulate on those hot days but can be closed on those rainy days (I always keep them open). You can easily open the carport from either front or back or both (so you can easily pass through it if needed). If you need to lock it you can use the provided lock mounts but you need to drill them to the ground.It is easy to install, one can do it but it helps a lot when there are two of you as the frame is pretty big. Don’t forget to anchor it to the ground (hardware is provided but you will need a masonry drill bit and a drill if you are anchoring it to a concrete driveway), my first one went through some really heavy winds and it survived them ok.I bought the medium size first and it can easily fit large cars and crossovers easily. But for my second one I purchased the Large one and it is so big that there are lots of extra space in front and back of my car.I think this is the best solution out there right now to protect your car from the elements when a permanent structure is not possible. It is portable, removable and light. I obviously would recommend it as I bought my 2nd one.Issues? The first one I bought did not have any issues during assembly, the 2nd one there are a couple of holes that did not line up but nothing that a drill did not fix. Also after a year outside, you start to see some molds develop on the inside part of the car port as expected on anything that is exposed to moisture outside so you just clean it with some mold spray and that takes care of it. Other than those it really just do what it’s supposed to. It is a great product, it is not cheap but I think it is worth it.

The “garage” went together reasonably easy and appears to be good quality (don’t believe the “2 people in 1 hour”). A nice heavy canvas cover with the inside sprayed with what looks like neoprene. The powder coat is more of a powder mist, as it cracked on every nut tighten, and I did not over tighten anything, but shouldn’t be an issue in southern Peoples Republik of Kalifornya. The biggest pain is the wedge bolts they include for attaching to concrete appear to be 14 mm and will not pound into a 1/2 hole (try to find a 9/16 masonry bit in a hardware store). Bought 1/2 inch wedgies and life is good. Separately a C5 Corvette and a 70 Mach 1 both fit nice, but a bit tight for a door opening on the vette (100” width). Overall I am happy with the garage, but am waiting to see how it holds up in the wind. I like the “no touch” of the cover on the paint. I bought it because I was tired of collecting my car covers from the neighbor’s yard after every wind event (we get 50+ mph at times). Buy the 5 year warranty that covers rips, tears and stains, as I have never seen a canvas cover last more than 3 (it will be a half price cover in 3 years). Sturdiness gets a 3 until I see a wind.Followup: Had some decent winds and a bit of rain in the spring and the cover stayed in place and kept the car dry. Exactly what I was hoping for.Update. Lowering to 3 stars as fabric ripped after 18 months. Bought the Allstate 5 year protection plan, but it does NOT cover tax or shipping costs. This means I have to buy a new cover that costs about 50% of a new garage (Ikuby charges $90 for shipping the cover).Update; Cover ripped again in just under a year. Ikuby replaced it for free. Great support by text, email or phone.

Waited a bit before reviewing this, as I wanted to see how it held up. Putting it together was pretty easy, just repetitive but no issues with the fit and finish and no missing parts. I got the top on by myself, did take a bit of wrangling but it is easily possible to do it with one person.We have had a few good rains and one pretty major storm since I put this in, and it looks just as solid as when it was done. Sheds water very well and holds up to moderate (25mph) winds so far. Would recommend putting some stakes in for the base. I used some corkscrew like dog leash stakes, four of them on the central base, to keep it from moving. So far that's working. Not sure if it needs cement to secure it as some have said, but we don't get super strong winds here (PNW).Overall very happy with it. Keeps the leaves and pine needles off of my car. Not for large cars necessarily, but does have a decent amount of room (I have an old VW Beetle), and very nice to be able to lift up either the front of back (or both).Feel like this does a nice job of keeping the elements out, fairly easy to set up, and seems pretty sturdy so far. Would definitely recommend.