Vehicle Storage in Tulsa, OK
Arborstone Vehicle Storage in the Tulsa metro is secure parking or indoor storage for cars, trucks, and motorcycles you're not driving daily. Currently available at 5 of our 7 Tulsa-metro locations offering this service, starting at $31/month.
Vehicle Storage in Tulsa is secure parking or indoor storage for cars, trucks, and motorcycles you're not driving daily. Arborstone offers it at 7 of our 10 Tulsa-metro facilities, with 5 having current vacancy and 2 on waitlist. All rates are month-to-month with no admin fees.
Arborstone facilities offering Vehicle Storage in Tulsa
Live vacancy from our warehouse. Facilities with current availability are shown first.
Arborstone Tulsa 41st Street
Arborstone Glenpool
Arborstone Tulsa Southern Hills
Arborstone Bixby
Arborstone Broken Arrow
Arborstone Catoosa II
Arborstone Catoosa I
What Vehicle Storage is for
- A classic or project car you want off the driveway
- A second or third vehicle you use seasonally
- A vehicle during a deployment or extended trip
- Anyone downsizing to an apartment or condo without a garage
- Snowbird cars kept in Oklahoma during winter months
About the Tulsa metro market
Tulsa's storage demand centers around the interstate corridors — I-44, US-169, and the Broken Arrow Expressway. Our Tulsa 41st Street facility sits five minutes from downtown, with Broken Arrow, Catoosa, and Bixby covering the eastern and southern suburbs, and Glenpool serving the south along US-75. Southern Hills covers midtown Tulsa.
Frequently asked questions
Which Arborstone facilities have vehicle storage in Tulsa?
All seven of our Tulsa-metro facilities can store vehicles — either in an enclosed drive-up 10x20 or larger, or in outdoor parking. Current availability is best at Glenpool, Broken Arrow, and Tulsa 41st Street.
How much is vehicle storage in Tulsa?
Vehicle storage rates start at $31/month for outdoor parking suitable for most sedans and small trucks. Enclosed drive-up storage (garaged, weather-protected) runs $82–$170/month depending on size and facility.
Enclosed vs outdoor — which should I pick?
Enclosed drive-up gives you weather protection, a locked door, and less UV exposure — best for classic cars, project vehicles, or anything you care about. Outdoor is cheaper and fine for a daily-driver you're not driving for a few months, boats, or trailers.
Can I store a project car with an active battery tender?
Outdoor parking has no electrical hookups. Enclosed drive-up units don't have outlets inside either. If you need continuous power for a battery tender, ask about the climate-controlled units at Tulsa 41st Street — some larger units may work.