Jet Ski Storage
Jet skis are a great way to enjoy the water, but when your personal watercraft isn’t being used, finding a convenient place to keep it can be a challenge. Garage space may be limited, and leaving a jet ski and trailer outside exposes them to sun and weather.
Jet ski storage at a self-storage facility can provide a convenient solution, particularly when you need space for both the watercraft and its trailer. Boat Shed Mini Storage in San Antonio offers drive-up storage and parking options that may work well for personal watercraft and trailers.
Prepare Your Jet Ski for Storage
Before storing your jet ski for an extended period, clean it thoroughly and allow it to dry completely. Pay particular attention to storage compartments, the seat area and other places where moisture can collect.
Always follow the storage and maintenance recommendations provided by the manufacturer of your particular personal watercraft. Depending on the model and how long it will be stored, this may include fuel-system preparation, battery care, oil and fluid service, and other maintenance.
Protect It From Sun and Weather
Prolonged exposure to the Texas sun can be hard on seats, finishes and other components. Indoor storage can help protect your jet ski from UV exposure and weather. If your watercraft will be stored outdoors, use a properly fitted cover designed for your model.
Choosing the Right Storage Unit
When selecting a storage space, consider the combined length and width of both your jet ski and trailer rather than the size of the watercraft alone. Allow enough room to maneuver the trailer and access the jet ski while it is stored.
Drive-up access can be especially convenient because it allows you to pull your vehicle close to the storage unit when dropping off or picking up your jet ski.
Not sure which size will work? Visit our Storage Size Guide or call Boat Shed Mini Storage at 210-494-6265 to discuss current sizes and availability.
Jet Ski Storage Checklist
- Clean and thoroughly dry the jet ski.
- Follow the manufacturer’s recommendations for fuel and engine preparation.
- Check the battery and follow the manufacturer’s storage instructions.
- Complete any recommended maintenance before long-term storage.
- Measure the jet ski and trailer to determine the space you need.
- Use a suitable cover when appropriate.
- Make sure the watercraft is properly secured before storing it.
Proper preparation can help protect your personal watercraft and make it easier to get back on the water when you’re ready for your next trip.
