Tailgate Mesh Screen, Breathable Mesh Net for SUV MPV Ventilation Privacy Protection, Magnetic Suction for Camping Trips, Car Camping Accessories

Use this camping along the Illinois River recently and though many bugs landed on it not one mosquito or river fly made it in overnight. I was worried about the screen just hanging down as my bumper is plastic so I tucked the lower part into where the seats fold into the floor. Easy to roll back up and put in storage bag. Fits nicely under the passenger seat.

Magnets should be stronger. Fits well though.

This whole idea is awesome if you're an outdoorsman. I wish the materials were a bit tougher but the setup wouldn't be so lightweight. I question how long it will last but for the price it's perfect.

Fits both my side and rear doors in my 2000 GMC Savanna 3500! And material is much stronger feeling that the screens you see everywhere. My only complaint is that you can’t fully unzip to the bottom- it just makes a large hole, so often times my foot catches on the bottom and it pulls the screen down.

Doesn't fit, even though it covers the area, there isn't metal on my car for the magnets on the inside area with the plastic bumper. Even if it did fit, there are enough gaps that likely mosquitos will get in - esp. where I camp. Some magnets are button, others are flat blocks, but it's not strong enough. Zipper is odd, it isn't technically a double zipper, so really the second zipper just keeps it in place below. Cloth was sturdy, and will fit smaller cars, just not SUV's. Missed the return deadline, so stuck with it.

I used this on my 22 Subaru Outback. It was easy to attach and kept the mosquitoes out. It was easy to fold back up and fit back in it carry bag.

Magnets do not hold it up

WARNING: There are two zipper pulls on the zipper, one pointing up and one pointing down. When the lower pull is brought down, it unzips, but there is no starting link-lock at the bottom on the zipper, so the pull will not detach and you can't open the flaps. If you raise the lower zipper, it zips, but since the link-lock at the bottom is missing, the zipper simply unzips itself from the bottom up with any pull or light breeze on the flaps.I returned the first screen, but the replacement was exactly the same.I decided not to try a third replacement, or try another brand, because otherwise I am happy with the quality and fitment of this one. My solution was to break off the lower zipper pull with a small screwdriver, and just use the remaining upper zipper pull. Now it zips when I lower the pull, and unzips when I raise the pull, and the flaps completely open.