Armor All Oil Spill Mat (30 x 59), Premium Absorbent Oil Pad – Reusable/Durable/Waterproof – Contains Liquids, Protects Garage Floor Surface (USA Made)

Purchased for my snowblower to keep snow and ice off of the garage floor. Absorbs water very well. Wondering if the larger car mats are made of the same material. JS

Put under car for storage. Seemed good quality with a thin rubber backing.

Car was leaking oil...a few drops every now and then. The oil stain remover/degreaser stuff doesnt totally clear the concrete of the stain. I was told to purchase a mat. After carefully searching, I found this and chose it because of the size and price and I am totally satisfied! It is large and durable. I only wish I had purchased it sooner.

I got this to catch oil from my pickup it works well it is a little lite could be a bit thicker but it works well for what it is.

Product was as mentioned.

This mostly does the job as described. However, it is not very durable. The rubbery backing material seems to break down from oil spills and becomes tacky and sticky causing the whole mat to be quite messy. I believe the material used is not sufficiently resistant to petroleum products and starts dissolving where oil spills have occurred (even if washed with a detergent). In conclusion, its good enough for a few oil changes but not durable enough for long term use.

I place this under vehicle while doing oil changes on our two cars. This keeps garage floor oil free. Hard to avoid occasional oil drips during DIY oil and fluid changes. Perfect for this use.

The mat is quality and I am sure it will do the job well. I just wish it held to the garage surface a little better and did not move at the slightest nudging.

I’m not particularly concerned about ‘looks’ so I’ll commend the quality of the mat. The felt on the top side should be enough to soak any spills while the solid backing will prevent seeping onto floor. My only concern with this mat is the weight, or lack of it. I purchased the 30”x60” mat so it’s not abundantly large or heavy. It was placed on the driveway, underneath a car port, and every day I go to my vehicle the mat has ‘moved’. It doesn’t move when I drive over it so the movement occurs when I’m not around. I don’t know what’s causing the movement but I’m tempted to get some masonry nails to secure this mat to the floor. Next time I’ll pay more attention to the actual weight of the mat.

Its very light and will fly away easily if not anchored. I used some rocks as its in my driveway. If youre using this outdoors, id suggest a bigger one.