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Customer Favorite
10' x 20' Unit
Available for Indoor Vehicle Storage, Drive Up Access, Roll Up Door
Move in special! 50% off your rent for up to three months!
Anytime Storage - East Benson Hwy
Starting at $40.00
10' x 10' Unit
1st Floor, Available for Indoor Vehicle Storage, Outdoor Access, Roll Up Door
Special Sparefoot Rate, Good For First Two Months Only!
Anytime Storage - Irvington Road
Starting at $25.00
5' x 10' Unit
Available for Indoor Vehicle Storage, Drive Up Access, Roll Up Door
Special Sparefoot Rate, Good For First Two Months Only!
10' x 10' Unit
1st Floor, Available for Indoor Vehicle Storage, Outdoor Access
Enclosed
10' x 40' Parking
Pull-Through
50% off for the first two full months
12' x 25' Parking
24 Hour Access, Covered
Outdoor-covered
12' x 40' Parking
24 Hour Access
Outdoor-uncovered
CubeSmart Self Storage - Tucson - 2855 S Pantano Rd
Starting at $39.60
20' Long Parking
10% Off and First Month Free
RightSpace Storage - Bear Canyon
Starting at $69.00
10' x 30' Parking
50% OFF FIRST MONTH
CubeSmart Self Storage - Tucson - 3680 W Orange Grove Rd
Starting at $187.00
50' Long Parking
15% Off and First Month Free
Anytime Storage - S. Kolb Road Exit
Starting at $10.00
5' x 10' Unit
1st Floor, Available for Indoor Vehicle Storage, Outdoor Access, Roll Up Door
Special Sparefoot Rate, Good For First Two Months Only!
10' x 20' Parking
Premium Location
Special Sparefoot Rate, Good For First Two Months Only!
12' x 30' Unit
1st Floor, Available for Indoor Vehicle Storage, Outdoor Access, Roll Up Door
Enclosed
Most Common Types of Car Storage
Indoor storage - Much like traditional self-storage, indoor storage units are the safest, most secure option for your vehicle, however because of that they are also the most expensive. Prices do vary by size, and some small cars/motorcycles can fit in a 10x10 or 10x15 unit, but your average size automobile will require a 10x20 unit.
Outdoor storage - Outdoor storage ranges from an unpaved lot to a dedicated parking spot on the facility grounds. Typically these spots are uncovered, however some outdoor options do have canopies you can park under. These spots will cost more than their uncovered counterpart, but they are still a much cheaper option than indoor vehicle storage.
Tips on How to Store a Car at a Storage Facility
- Measure your car before you rent your unit to make sure you choose the right size
- Give it a good cleaning before placing the vehicle in storage
- Change the motor oil
- Inflate the tires
- Purchase fuel stabilizer
- Once in storage, disconnect the battery
- Don’t use a parking brake
- Always keep your vehicle covered with a car cover