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How to Prepare Your Vehicle for Storage

Whether you're storing your car, truck, RV, or motorcycle for a few months or a full year, proper preparation helps protect your investment and ensures it's ready to hit the road when you are. Follow these essentials steps for indoor, outdoor, or covered vehicle storage. 1. Clean Inside and Out Thoroughly Wash and wax the exterior to protect the paint and remove dirt that could cause corrosion. Clean the wheels, tires, and undercarriage to remove road salt, mud, and debris. Vacuum the interior to prevent odors and pests. Consider a leather or upholstery conditioner to protect seats. Place silica gel packs inside the cabin to absorb moisture and prevent mildew. 2. Top Off All Fluids Oil Change: Old oil can contain contaminants that may damage the engine when left sitting. Coolant Check: Ensure proper levels to avoid internal corrosion. Brake Fluid and Transmission Fluid: Top off to maintain system seals. Windshield Washer Fluid: Helps clear dirt and dust before driving after sto...

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