You can use SQL Server Report Designer to create Tabs for your SSRS Report. The basic idea is to create one Rectangle at first, and put several TextBox inside the Rectangle. You can treat those TextBox as Tabs, and fill them with your favorite button image as background to let them looked better. The last thing for those TextBox is adding Action property for those TextBox and put your report name to link those tab to your report.
Note if your report goes to the next page, those Tabs would be disappear. To resolve this issue, simply fill the RepeatWith property for the Rectangle with available tablix for each report.
Another issue is when we output our report with pdf or excel format, we don't want to show those tabs, thus we need to hide them. To resolve this issue, add the following expression to the hidden property to each rectangle:
=Globals!RenderFormat.IsInteractive = FALSE
You can also set the Page Name property of each tablix to the name of the tab.
Source:
https://bistuffwithdigven.wordpress.com/2013/01/20/tabbed-ssrs-reports/
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