Customer Reviews for VEVOR Garage Tiles Interlocking, 305 x 305 x 13.4 mm 50 Pack Garage Floor Covering Tiles, Non-Slip Double-Sided Texture Garage Flooring Tiles, for Garages, Basements, Repair Shops, Black

While they look good and are durable, the sun causes them to expand massively and even 1/2 gap around the walls is not enough to stop them from buckling or bubbling up in areas. I have to keep the garage doors always shut during the day to keep the sun from getting on them directly.

Like how easy they are to install, they look nice but disappointed in how easily they can get damaged by just dropping a tool.

Le dernier carton livré présente des dalles bombées !! Voir photos Un peu déçu de ce produit !

These are pretty good, wish they were softer under foot (I know they have a different product line that is). I have three tiles at the entrance of my garage that will not lay flat (see photo). I am concerned that this is a trip hazard. Anyone else solved this?

Deze vloer kan niet als garagevloer. Als hier een auto op staat scheuren de tegels. Zeer slecht product

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.

Very cheap after installation its very loud with every step. I would not recommend this product for a quality garage floor

Not too impressed with the quality, flimsier plastic than what I was expecting. Tabs snap easy for interlock mechanism. Easily assembled.

I've put these into my garage and the install goes pretty straight forward. They look really good, but in the short time I've had them I've had 4 tiles crack from items falling from not a very far distance. We'll see how they hold up, but I don't know if I had to do it over, I'd probably go with a different brand.

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.