Vehicle storage has become a practical solution for many people facing challenges with parking or maintaining unused vehicles. Seasonal or specialty cars, such as convertibles or classic vehicles, often spend months off the road, requiring a secure place to stay until their next use. Life transitions, such as military deployments, extended travel, or leaving for college. Secure EZ Storage provides a reliable and convenient solution to keep your vehicles safe and accessible when you need them.

To ensure your vehicle remains in excellent condition while in storage with Secure EZ Storage, it’s important to take a few key steps to properly prepare and protect it.

Cars/Motorcycles

1. Clean Thoroughly: Vacuum the interior to prevent odors and pests, and wash the exterior to remove dirt, grime, or salt that could damage the paint over time.

2. Change the Oil and Filter: Fresh oil prevents engine damage caused by acid-forming contaminants in used oil, ensuring your engine stays in good condition.

3. Top Off Fluids and Add a Fuel Stabilizer: Fill the gas tank and add a fuel stabilizer to prevent moisture buildup and keep the fuel from degrading during storage.

4. Protect the Tires: Inflate the tires to the recommended pressure and, if storing long-term, consider placing the car on jack stands to prevent flat spots and dry rot.

5. Use a Weather Cover: For added protection, cover your car with a breathable, weather-resistant cover to shield it from dust, dirt, and potential damage.

Boats

1. Clean and Wax: Wash the interior and exterior of your boat thoroughly with soap and water to remove dirt, salt, and debris. Apply a protective coat of wax to the exterior to shield the finish from corrosion and environmental damage.

2. Maintain the Engine and Fluids: Change the oil to prevent corrosion, drain and replace the coolant, and top off the gas tank to reduce moisture buildup. Add a fuel stabilizer to keep the fuel fresh during storage.

3. Protect Against Weather: Cover it with a high-quality, weather-resistant cover or tarp to shield it from snow, ice, and other elements.

RVs

1. Clear and Clean: Remove any perishable items and thoroughly clean the interior to prevent odors, mold, and pests.

2. Seal and Protect: Wash the exterior and seal any cracks or openings to keep out pests and moisture.

*Disconnect the battery terminals in your vehicle before any long-term storage to preserve its lifespan and reduce any corrosion.