Before you store your RV or boat, give it a thorough wash inside and out. This isn't just for looks—it’s a key step in preventing long-term damage.
Wash the exterior to remove road grime, bugs, and salt buildup
Clean out food and trash from the interior to avoid attracting pests
Wipe down surfaces and vacuum to prevent mold, mildew, and lingering odors
A clean vehicle is a happy vehicle—and it makes a big difference when you're ready to hit the road again.
Tires are often overlooked during storage, but they take a lot of stress just sitting in place.
Inflate tires to the recommended PSI to prevent flat spots
Use tire covers to protect from sun damage and cracking
If possible, move the vehicle slightly every few months to avoid uneven wear
Proper tire care helps you avoid unpleasant surprises (and costly replacements) down the road.
Freezing temps and long periods of disuse can cause serious damage if your systems aren’t prepped correctly.
Drain all water tanks, pipes, and water heaters to prevent freezing
Disconnect the battery and consider using a trickle charger
Shut off and disconnect propane tanks for safety
These small steps can prevent corrosion, leaks, and other costly repairs.
The right cover can protect your investment from sun, rain, snow, and critters—while the wrong one can cause more harm than good.
Use breathable, weather-resistant covers designed for your RV or boat
Avoid tarps that trap moisture, leading to mold and rust
Seal vents and openings to keep pests out
Think of it as a shield against the elements while your vehicle rests.
Where you store your RV or boat matters. A secure, accessible facility gives you peace of mind and convenience.
At Triple S Storage, we offer:
Spacious outdoor storage for RVs, boats, and trailers
Gated access and 24/7 availability
Friendly local staff to answer your questions
Easy online reservations and billing
We’re conveniently located in Coeur d’Alene, Idaho, and committed to helping our community protect what matters most.
Don’t let your RV or boat sit exposed to the elements—or get in trouble with your HOA. With a little preparation and the right storage solution, you can extend the life of your vehicle and enjoy it for years to come.