Make sure it is well secured to the ground if it gets windy at times in your location. Add extra ropes and peg it down well all around the perimeter.
On a windy day, the pressure on the top of it will try and push the centre of it down (which would bend the trellis roof frame and could cause it to collapse). So if you could get some timber posts in the ground running through the centre line of the structure, fix a rail on top that the tent frame could both rest on and be tied to, it will last much longer in stormy weather.

Those structures are only designed to be used for a few days at a time and only in fair weather conditions, but with some posts set in the ground inside on each corner, and some centre line support (stop it both sagging and lifting off), you could make it last as long as the cover material holds out.

For the money you are spending, its worth adding a bit more to make it last.