Constructed properly, concrete paving will provide the longest life of all the choices available. You should still expect to have occasional repairs and like other facility items, proper maintenance can often delay or forestall problems.
In the DFW area, we see two major conditions that affect concrete paving. First, inadequate initial construction design or implementation. Four inches of concrete is not strong enough for even the average retail or office parking lot. And six inches of concrete will not provide long term service in trucking and industrial lots. If the installation contractor left the reinforcing steel laying on the ground while they placed the concrete or added too much water to the concrete material during installation, the concrete will fail prematurely.
Second, we have extremely volatile clay soils in North Texas, which can easily break paving into pieces as the ground shrinks and swells with moisture content. Lime stabilization done prior to the original installation will slow this process, but lime tends to disappear from the soil after ten or fifteen years, and then the trouble begins.