Customer Reviews for VEVOR Garage Tiles Interlocking, 12 x 12 x 0.53 inch 50 Pack Garage Floor Covering Tiles, Non-Slip Double-Sided Texture Garage Flooring Tiles, for Garages, Basements, Repair Shops, Blue

Beaucoup de dalles cassées ou fendu dans les cartons de 50 qui sont du à l’emballage trop fragile et au transport. À revoir pour le conditionnement en quantité plus petite.

You can’t make all 4 sides smooth. You will have tabs sticking out. I parked on them and drove out of my garage. They shifted and broke 5 or 6 tiles. They do the job I need them to, but they are not as classy as they could be if you could make all 4 sides smooth when they are laid out.

I really like the sturdiness of these VEVOR garage tiles. They lock together well, feel strong underfoot, and provide good traction — definitely a major upgrade to bare concrete. Installation was easy and they look great once set up. However, there’s one major downside: they warp when exposed to direct sunlight. Even 10–15 minutes of sunlight hitting them through the garage door was enough to make some sections bend and lift slightly. Once the sun is gone they settle back down, but it's frustrating and could be a problem if your garage gets a lot of sun. If your garage stays shaded or you plan to use them in a basement or shop space, they’re a solid option. But for sunny garages, keep this issue in mind.

I really like the sturdiness of these VEVOR garage tiles. They lock together well, feel strong underfoot, and provide good traction — definitely a major upgrade to bare concrete. Installation was easy and they look great once set up. However, there’s one major downside: they warp when exposed to direct sunlight. Even 10–15 minutes of sunlight hitting them through the garage door was enough to make some sections bend and lift slightly. Once the sun is gone they settle back down, but it's frustrating and could be a problem if your garage gets a lot of sun. If your garage stays shaded or you plan to use them in a basement or shop space, they’re a solid option. But for sunny garages, keep this issue in mind.

I really like the sturdiness of these VEVOR garage tiles. They lock together well, feel strong underfoot, and provide good traction — definitely a major upgrade to bare concrete. Installation was easy and they look great once set up. However, there’s one major downside: they warp when exposed to direct sunlight. Even 10–15 minutes of sunlight hitting them through the garage door was enough to make some sections bend and lift slightly. Once the sun is gone they settle back down, but it's frustrating and could be a problem if your garage gets a lot of sun. If your garage stays shaded or you plan to use them in a basement or shop space, they’re a solid option. But for sunny garages, keep this issue in mind.

I really like the sturdiness of these VEVOR garage tiles. They lock together well, feel strong underfoot, and provide good traction — definitely a major upgrade to bare concrete. Installation was easy and they look great once set up. However, there’s one major downside: they warp when exposed to direct sunlight. Even 10–15 minutes of sunlight hitting them through the garage door was enough to make some sections bend and lift slightly. Once the sun is gone they settle back down, but it's frustrating and could be a problem if your garage gets a lot of sun. If your garage stays shaded or you plan to use them in a basement or shop space, they’re a solid option. But for sunny garages, keep this issue in mind.

Floor tiles buckle when there are local temperature differences like direct sun if garage door is left open.

The product is easy to work with, and I’m sure will last for a very long time but the issue I have is I put on my outside deck and when the sun goes on the deck the tiles buckle up and create a trip hazard.

Its surely easy to install, not needing any tools other than a jig or bend saw if want to cut odd sizes. But its quite fragile. I dropped a screwdriver and punched through one of the tiles....

While these tiles look nice when first laid down, the material quality is severely lacking. The density is too low to handle any real impact or equipment weight, leading to punctures and tears (see attached). Furthermore, the finish scuffs and flattens out with very little foot traffic. If you’re looking for a floor that lasts, keep looking.