Tips on storing for winter...

[FracaSHO]

Long story short, a guy at my company quit so I'm taking over his company vehicle. It's not pretty, but it'll get the job done. More importantly, now I don't have to drive my SHO in crappy weather and road salt. I just changed the oil. I'm also gonna add some stabil to the gas tank, and hook it up to a battery tender. Other than that, anyone have any other tips/suggestions for storing in a heated garage?  Thanks.

 

[J-Will]

I add chalks to the tires so they don't get flat spots.

 

[wasinger3000]

Put some love on the leather before it sits for awhile.

 

[SHOdded]

Here are a few of the useful threads on shoforum:
http://www.shoforum.com/showthread.php?t=128426
http://www.shoforum.com/showthread.php?t=126898
http://www.shoforum.com/showthread.php?t=124374

 

[ZSHO]

make sure you have a full tank of gas in her,and start it up omce in a while to get those fluids circulating,my other car used to remove the ground from the battery due to the fact of the alarm draining it slowely.

 

[crash712us]

The easiest best way to store you car is do nothing. Take it out every 2-3wks on nice days and drive it. No having to deal with flat spots in tires or keeping battery charged or any other issues that occur when cars are stored for long periods.


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[4DRHTRD]

#1 Move to AZ
#2 Drive your car all year round