Racedeck in "Turn in" type garage?

[planters49]

I'm considering getting racedeck tiles for my garage floor. My garage opens on the side of my house so all cars must turn into the garage instead of just driving straight in and backing straight out. Would this be a problem with racedeck tiles? Tire marks, sliding, etc?

 

[RaceDeck1]

I'm considering getting racedeck tiles for my garage floor. My garage opens on the side of my house so all cars must turn into the garage instead of just driving straight in and backing straight out. Would this be a problem with racedeck tiles? Tire marks, sliding, etc?

If you contact us and send us a picture of your specific garage, we can work with you to ensure it is installed properly. The trick for the installation is to compensate for the front wheels turned and not rolling while the rear wheels are pushing the car.

 

[ahrbrz]

I have a similar situation. I my case, I am parking three cars in an essentially two car garage. One Brit toy is reversed in, and through two 'three-point' turns, it ends up parked parallel to the rear wall. The other Brit toy is manouevered, through a series of similar, but less drastic turns, to park parallel to the outside wall. The daily driver comes in on a radius and ends up straight.

Garage is a bit cramped, but I have five feet of room between cars and inside wall for my workspace.

No problems with tire marks, slipping etc. True, cars will track in whatever is on their tires, but cleanup with a damp mop every so often keeps things tidy.

Cheers,

Bruce