I think if you search in the past discussions, you will find comments from people who've had their LVP (including Supercore) for a year or more.

We installed the Supercore Asheville XL 5G 2 years ago. I was not thrilled with the color beforehand. It was just by process of elimination the best color & not so rustic. Once it was installed, the color variations in the different planks gave it a much more realistic look, and I really like it now!

We spent a good deal of time planning the layout so as to avoid any obvious repeats.

Before buying Supercore, I went to a dozen or more local flooring stores that carried all the national brands, plus the big box stores.

My favorite color and pattern was Karndean Rustic Maple. However, it was 2X the price for way less quality.

If you order enough of the Supercore, it usually has a "free shipping" option, and for most destinations, no sales tax.

Having it delivered to our driveway was a huge plus! We hired two local teenage boys to move it from the driveway to our back patio.

My husband installed it in our lower level before all door jambs, baseboards, & shoe moulding.

Another plus with Supercore is the generous width and/or length allowed without transition strips.

Ours runs about 40' long x 25' wide - no transitions needed through doorways or hallways, etc.

I am not a fan of the plastic mouldings used with LVP. We ordered white oak thresholds, & stained them to match for the doorways where the LVP meets different flooring (laundry room, bathroom and one exterior door).

We live on a lake, and most summer weekends are a dozen or more adults and 15 grandchildren (plus friends). Lots of sand and water. To date, there is not a single scratch or dent anywhere. We mop it with warm water and some Mr. Clean. There's no streaking or hazing.

In a lot of ways, I much prefer it to the solid hardwood floors on our main level.