Garage floor covering

[brettS4]

I recently moved into a new (actually, very old) rental house with a two car garage that has a nasty concrete floor. It's cracked and pitted in several spots, and won't clean up well no matter how many brooms I kill in the process. I think I'll need to spend some money on a floor covering.

Keeping in mind that the place is a rental, and I'm almost certainly moving out again in a year... any recommendations for something large enough to cover at least one stall to park the car on while I do maintenance and detailing? Something either reasonably cheap or easy to take with me when I move would be ideal.

 

[FUNX650]

•Perhaps a garage flooring/(matting) that
is made from recycled, reinforced rubber
conveyor belting could fit the bill.

-There are Companies that can supply this
matting-product in various thicknesses,
widths, and lengths...cut to desired sizes.

-I prefer the belting/matting from a certain
Company (easily found on an Atlas)---a USA
company that's also located in Wisconsin.


Note:
•A 10'X32' enclosed car hauler is the latest
project for which I've used this product.
•One-half of my attached garage's floor is
next on the list.


Bob