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Car and vehicle storage in Echuca

A car parked on the street or under a tree for months does not come back the way you left it. Sun, hail, birds and the odd curious passer-by all take a toll. A lock-up unit at Echuca Storage, 11 Murray Valley Highway, Echuca, keeps it under a roof and behind a gate until you need it.

We have 300 drive-up units on one site, including tall-door units. Gate access is 8am–8pm, 7 days. Call (03) 4410 8566 with your vehicle’s length and height.

$1 first 4 weeks for new customers, then the normal rate. 3-month minimum stay, direct debit only, ends 31 Dec 2026.

Who stores a vehicle with us

  • Travelling for a while. Heading off around Australia in the van, or overseas, and the second car needs a home.
  • Working away. Contract, seasonal or fly-in fly-out work where the car sits for weeks at a time.
  • Short on space at home. A second car, a weekend car or a ute that blocks the driveway.
  • Classic, show and project cars. A vehicle you want out of the weather between runs, or a restoration waiting for parts.
  • Between houses. Settlement dates that leave you a garage short.

Which unit for a car?

Vehicle Starting size Rate (per 4 weeks)
A car 6.0m × 3.0m $254
A car that needs a taller door, or more width 6.0m × 4.0m H $266
A longer vehicle 8.0m × 3.0m $320
Large vehicle that needs turning room 9.0m × 4.0m H $411

These follow the labels on our live sizes and prices table. Measure the overall length, including tow bar and bike rack, and the overall height, including roof racks, pods and aerials. Then call us so we can match a unit and confirm vacancy.

As a guide, most sedans and hatchbacks are well under 5 m long, and many dual-cab utes are a little over 5 m. Check your owner’s manual rather than guessing, and allow room to open a door and walk around the car.

Getting a car ready for storage

  1. Wash and dry it before it goes in. Bird droppings and dust left on paint do damage over time.
  2. Clean the inside. Remove food, rubbish and anything that might attract mice; rural Victoria has mouse years.
  3. Check the tyres and pump them to the recommended pressure. For a long stay, move the car a short distance every so often so the tyres don’t flat-spot.
  4. Look after the battery. Ask us about battery and fuel when you call, and follow your manufacturer’s advice for long storage.
  5. Use a breathable car cover if you have one. Avoid plastic sheets that trap moisture.
  6. Leave no loose fuel. Spare jerry cans and petrol tins can’t be stored.
  7. Tell your insurer. Let them know where the car is kept, and check your cover while it is off the road.

Picking it up again

Gates open 8am–8pm, 7 days, so you can collect after work or on a weekend. There is no 24-hour access, so plan a late return around that. If the car is unregistered, arrange a trailer or tow; trucks can drive in.

What else is on site

If you are storing a car because you are on the road in a caravan or boat, the same site has tall-door units: see caravan and RV storage and boat storage. Household goods can go in a smaller unit next door; see household storage. Car trailer or horse float? See trailer storage. Away for a set number of weeks? See short-term storage.

New to self storage? Read how it works.

Ask about a car unit or call (03) 4410 8566.

FAQ

How much does car storage cost in Echuca?

A 6.0m × 3.0m unit, which fits a car, is $254 per 4 weeks. A 6.0m × 4.0m H unit with a tall door is $266 per 4 weeks. New customers can get the first 4 weeks for $1 (3-month minimum stay, direct debit only, ends 31 Dec 2026).

What size storage unit do I need for a car?

Start with a 6.0m × 3.0m unit (18 m²). Measure the overall length including the tow bar and bike rack. Longer vehicles may need 8.0m × 3.0m.

Can I store a ute or a 4WD?

Yes, if it fits the unit. Measure the overall length and height, including racks and aerials, and call (03) 4410 8566 so we can match a unit.

Can I get my car out on the weekend?

Yes. Gates are open 8am–8pm, 7 days. There is no 24-hour access.

Is the car stored indoors?

Yes. Cars are stored inside a lock-up, drive-up unit, not in an open yard.