Garage Floor Tiles 12 x 12 x 0.53 inch, Interlocking Design Ease of Installation Double-Sided Texture Non-Slip Sturdiness, for Garages, Basements, Repair Shops, Graphite Gray, 50 Pack

I'm very happy with these garage floor tiles. I covered my 2 car (20 x 20) floor with them in a checkerboard pattern. Installation was very simple with the click locks on each tile. I was able to easily cut them with a handsaw for inside corner cuts or my small circular saw for rip cuts along the wall. Do leave some room for expansion. These tiles lock with six loops on each side, so the connections are very strong. Undoing a tile in the middle may be a challenge if you have to remove one without damage. The look is so much better than my bare concrete. These tiles are solid and sound a little hollow when you walk on them. I suspect the floor isn't perfectly flat, and tiles are not bonded to the floor when you step. It's easy to roll my full tool cabinet on them, and easy to keep clean with the blower or mop for rain drips. I wish there was a edge piece kit for them, but at a half inch high, there's no problem rolling the car in or out. I'm very happy with the new look. 3 Month Update: The tiles are holding up very well under our 5500 pound suv. Double sided nano tape is holding stop blocks for the car tires. They still look great, and clean up with a quick leaf blow or a quick mop for winter water stains. The biggest complaint is that they expand in warm sunlight when the big, south facing, garage door is open. Large areas of the floor lift a bit and can't move if the car is inside, or when I have heavy stuff on the floor and the sun warms the tiles. Nothing that I can do about this unless I have nothing on the tiles anywhere. I'm still really happy with the flooring.

Easy installation, easy to clean. I wanted something to insulate from the cold concrete floor. Looks great. Drive my truck on it with no issues. I was worried about clicking noise when walking on it but they settled in within a few days.

I like these garage tiles from Vevor. Here are some things to consider: Easy to install, do a full row before connecting to previous row (as mentioned in another review). I cut them with a table saw. They will expand, so leave 1/4” around the border. You’ll still find them buckling occasionally, with temperature changes. Don’t stress, they flatten by themselves. I wish they were a little tougher. I’ve broken 2 so far. 1, when I dropped my needle nose pliers and they stuck. The other when I dropped a 2x8 that slipped. Replacement shouldn’t be too hard. Check your boxes before starting. I ordered 2 boxes of blue from Amazon, and 6 grey from Vevor. The tile colors are not clearly marked, and I wrongly assumed they were correct. One of the Amazon boxes was actually silver. I couldn’t wait a week for an exchange, so now I have a sliver/blue border vs the solid blue I had planned. Overall, I’m happy with this purchase

My son in law loves these. He said they Seems sturdy, hard material, and locks together well. He said they are very easy to assemble and take apart. They ate very comfortable to walk across, slip resistant and very functionality is great. The material quality is great. They are a prefect fit together and the right size for the area going in.

Fun too snap together! I like the look. Hope they go on sale so I can afford too do the whole garage floor🙏😆

I bought these to cover the floor of my 2 car garage. I followed the directions and left gaps around the walls for expansion. They went down easy enough and look great, however, after several months of use, they started to crack and break apart. They move and bunch up if any amount of sunlight heat hits them even though I left plenty of gap all the way around. The shrink, bow, crack and break when it gets cold. The tiles have become brittle in the cold. I pulled out of the garage yesterday and 6 tiles broke and shattered due to the cold sending small pieces flying. The tiles have also pulled away from the walls due to the cold and are staring to crack elsewhere. I wish I would have known this before purchasing. Roughly 4 months later I’m having to rip them all up and dispose of them. What a waste of money and time. I’m going to epoxy the floor next.

The product was easy to install, aesthetically pleasant, but there are some issues that should be brought to light. When walking on the floor its more of a tick tick sound, a less solid sound which is easy to accept. However something less acceptable is the expansion rate of the product. While the garage door is closed no problem. As soon as i open the door with the sun shining inside the garage the tile warps and buckles within minutes or even seconds. I couldnt believe how fast this happened. The buckle isnt slight either, especially if there is shelving etc holding a section down. Within minutes the tiles lifted over an inch off the floor and i allowed one inch space each side of the garage

I’ve always wanted PVC floor tiles in my garage, but never wanted to pay the high price. These Vevor tiles are good! All of mine arrived well-packaged, nothing broken, all colors matched. I installed 425 of them on my garage floor and it took me about 6 hours total, a lot of which was making cuts along the back wall and left wall to flush them up to the trim. I broke 3 tiles during install. (It happens, so over allow for a few mis-hits.) Tips: Use a rubber mallet to snap them in place and tamp them down. Your hand will thank you. Knee-pads help. Leave about 1/2” around the edges for expansion and a little room for error. Make cuts with a jigsaw and fine blade, simply marking your line with a pencil. Measure twice, cut once. Once you learn the best way to snap them in place (starting in one corner of the tile at an angle) and get used to the orientation of the tiles, it’s easy…just time consuming.