• Give you vehicle a thorough clean both outside and in.
• On the outside you should give the whole vehicle a good gong over so dirt build up does not remain on it as a place to retain moisture.
• Clean any mold or mildew that may have developed, and if you can, touch-up any missing pint from chips or scratches.
• On the inside or in the cabin when it’s not in use, pack away sheets, cushions and other fabrics where mould and mildew might grow.
• Clean out all the little nooks and crannies where dust accumulates.
• Check your tyres. As you already understand that it is vitally important to assess tyre quality before, during and after every major towing.
• It is good practice to slightly over inflate the tyres to account for any small leakage over time.
• At Glenwood Storage we regularly check tyres and move the wheels to avoid flat spots developing.
• As one of the leading causes of damage to caravans, motorhome and boats in storage, the electrical components should be checked.
• Make sure any external plugs and outlets are protected from the weather.
• Make sure all cords are unplugged from power while stored. Whist you’re at it, have a full inspection and clean of all the connecting pins.
• Plus it good to check that your insurance is up to date and valid for your motorhome at all times wherever it is stored

Self Storage Association of Australia

The Self Storage Association of Australasia (SSAA) was founded in 1990 by a small group of facility operators and industry suppliers. It has evolved into a trusted and professional industry advisory body, representing approximately 1500 self storage facilities across Australia and New Zealand.