Tires off the floor
Racks keep rubber clean and your back safe.
Fit the storageFour tires and a hundred bins
Tire, wheel and seasonal storage
Tire racks, wheel shelves and labeled bin systems that keep the seasonal swap, holiday decorations and automotive extras organized and out of the way.
- Shelving & Racks
- Fit the storage
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A set of tires is heavy, awkward and dirty. It deserves a rack. A tire rack holds tires upright and off the floor, and a wheel shelf keeps wheels and rims together. Seasonal items such as holiday decorations, summer outdoor gear and winter clothing need a home too.
We build a seasonal zone with sturdy shelves and uniform bins, labeled by color or icon so you can find the right one in seconds. Items used rarely go high, and heavy items stay low. Overhead racks take bulky bins and free the rest of the wall.
You may need this if
- Spare tires are stacked in a corner
- Holiday boxes take over the floor
- You swap seasonal gear twice a year
- You cannot find the right bin
From plan to finished.
The steps for tire, wheel & seasonal storage, in the order they happen.
- 01
Inventory the seasonal items
Tires, holiday bins and gear are counted and measured.
- 02
Place by weight and use
Heavy goes low, light goes high, rarely used goes overhead.
- 03
Install racks and shelves
Tire racks, shelves and overhead units are fastened and loaded safely.
- 04
Standardize and label
Uniform bins and labels make finding things quick.
What you get.
Everything findable
Uniform, labeled bins end the dig through boxes.
Safe heavy storage
Low placement and proper racks reduce lifting risk.
Seasonal swap made easy
Switching decorations or tires takes minutes, not hours.
Is it right for your garage?
A good fit when
- Multi-vehicle households
- Families with holiday decor
- Seasonal tire swaps
Worth knowing
- Hot garages can affect stored rubber and plastics, so insulation helps.
- Overhead storage needs clearances and solid joists.
Good questions about tire, wheel & seasonal storage.
How should I store tires?
Upright or stacked on a rack away from heat sources and direct sun. Mounted tires and loose tires are stored slightly differently.
Clear bins or opaque bins?
Clear bins show contents, while opaque ones look tidier. Labels help either way.
Where should seasonal items go?
High or overhead, since you reach for them only a few times a year.
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