Car storage in Las Vegas, NV

If you're storing a business fleet vehicle in Las Vegas, we'd recommend a warehouse or enclosed parking garage.

Here’s why:

Commercial warehouses and garages can safeguard work vehicles like delivery vans and trucks from the intense desert sun, heat, dust, and debris. These vehicles are more than just ways to get from point A to point B; they help your business run. Storing your business assets in an enclosed storage space will ensure they’re running at peak efficiency for years to come.

Cost of Car Storage in Las Vegas: Peer-to-Peer vs. Traditional

While traditional Las Vegas storage facilities often keep pricing vague, peer-to-peer storage marketplaces like Neighbor list exact rental costs upfront. Instead of saying "cost varies by size and amenities," you'll see a fixed monthly price next to each listing's photos.

On average, peer-to-peer car storage in Las Vegas is 30% cheaper than traditional storage options of the same size and amenities in the same area.

The average costs for car storage in major U.S. cities are:

• Atlanta: $157 per month
• Boise: $105 per month
• Boston: $262 per month
• Chicago: $200 per month
• Dallas: $143 per month
• Kansas City: $126 each month
• Las Vegas: $130 per month
• New York: $750 per month for 10′ by 15′ unit
• Orlando: $119 per month
• Seattle: $156 per month
• St. Louis: $138 per month

For more information, check out this Neighbor article.

Types of Las Vegas Car Storage Options

Traditional Las Vegas storage facilities offer covered parking stalls or indoor units sized 10'x20' and larger for car storage. Anything smaller than 10'x15' will be a tight fit.

Peer-to-peer storage sites like Neighbor provide both traditional storage units as well as residential options like:

• RV pads (Cement or unpaved)
• Private residential garages
• Carports
• Indoor car storage
• Climate-controlled car storage

Parking Garages

Right for You If:

• You want the highest-security storage solution: Complete with cameras and on-site personnel.
• You're worried about sun damage from Las Vegas' harsh rays.
• You’re storing a convertible or classic car: Both are at higher risks of UV damage and moisture-related damage than modern cars.

Not the Best If:

• You're on a limited storage budget: Covered parking options like these generally cost more.

Private Residential Garages

Right for You If:

• You want privacy: Some hosts assign one renter per garage space.
• You can’t afford to repaint your car post-storage: If you don’t want your paint job to fade, protecting against sun damage is critical.

Not a Good Fit If:

• Your budget is tight: Private garages are the priciest.
• You need storage immediately: These are the hardest spaces to find.

Luxury Car Storage

Right for You If:

• You're willing to pay extra for climate-controlled conditions.
• You’re worried about your battery dying while it’s in storage: Many luxury storage facilities offer battery tender services.
• You own an exotic, luxury, or classic vehicle.

Not Right If:

• You're looking for budget-friendly options.
• You don't own a specialty vehicle.

Carports

Right for You If:

• You want basic overhead protection from Las Vegas' intense (and consistent) sunlight.
• You don't need fully enclosed storage.

Not a Good Fit If:

• Your vehicle can't withstand hot desert temperatures and is prone to overheating. Note that older cars are more likely to overheat than newer cars.