Costco [costco.com] has Modular Garage Flooring Tiles 48 square feet per Box 1' x 1' Tiles on sale for $89.99. Shipping is free.
Note: This product is backordered, and is expected to ship between 10/21/2020 and 10/23/2020.
$50 manufacturer's savings is valid 9/24/20 through 10/19/20. While supplies last. Limit 15 per member.
Color :
Black and Alloy
Black and White
Charcoal
Product Details:- 48sq Feet per Box
- Use Flooring Calculator on website to determine the number of boxes needed
- Patented multi-purpose floor system designed to give you a clean professional garage
- Made from high impact copolymer
- Built to handle extreme rolling loads
- Engineered to withstand tough mechanical environments
- Resistant to oil, grease, petroleum, antifreeze and most household chemicals
- Easy to set-up, simply snap together to make any size floor
- Individual tile dimensions: 1' W x 1' L x 1/2" H
$50 manufacturer's savings is valid 9/24/20 through 10/19/20. While supplies last. Limit 15 per member.
https://www.costco.com/MotoFloor-...09181.html 
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Designed to give you a clean professional work environment that can withstand tough mechanical environments. It is resistant to oil, grease, petroleum, antifreeze and resistant to most household chemicals. Great for garages, sheds, basements, shops, retail displays or anywhere tough flooring is needed. Easy to set up and maintain.
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4 ft. x 6 ft. x 3/4 in. Thick Rubber Stall Mat
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They look awesome, but if you do much work in your garage I'd recommend an epoxy finish.
These are really hard to roll around on a creeper/seat. You get stuck constantly. They don't hold up well to jack stands unless you use some kind of puck under them. I also have a Bendpac lift and it chews these tiles up when raising and lowering your car.
And any fluid spill or leak you have will immediately seep through the cracks to the concrete underneath, making it impossible to clean up.
I used to drag them out of the garage in sections each year to power wash and clean underneath but haven't in ten years because it's a huge hassle. Next time they come out they won't be going back in.
As far as for a gym, in my experience they would be far too brittle to do any type of heavy lifting that involves dropping the weights. Deadlifts would be a hard no.
I'd look at horse stall mats for a cheap option in that area.
I've considered garage tiles many times in the past but I think there are too many cons to justify them. As another person pointed out, go with an epoxy if you really want to do something to your garage floors.
4 ft. x 6 ft. x 3/4 in. Thick Rubber Stall Mat
https://www.tractorsupp
4 ft. x 6 ft. x 3/4 in. Thick Rubber Stall Mat
https://www.tractorsupp
I wouldn't use this garage flooring for a gym, better off waiting for rubber.
I've considered garage tiles many times in the past but I think there are too many cons to justify them. As another person pointed out, go with an epoxy if you really want to do something to your garage floors.
It's all in the prep work! Need to fully remove all junk from the concrete, repair it all, diamond-grind it, clean it to where you are willing to lick off of it, then you can apply it
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