Fastest loading there is
Most households load a drive-up unit in half the time an interior unit takes.
Storage type
Back the truck to the door and be done in an afternoon.
Ground-floor units with a roll-up door and pavement right outside it. No elevators, no corridors, no carrying a dresser sixty feet — you park, you lift the door, you unload.
- Park at your door
- Roll-up doors, no steps
- Aisles sized for 26-foot trucks
$38/mo
Starting price today
What drive-up storage means
A drive-up unit opens directly to the outside on a paved drive aisle. Your vehicle sits a few feet from the threshold, which turns most loads into a straight lift instead of a trip down a hallway.
Our aisles are built at 30 feet so a 26-foot rental truck can pull in, unload and pull out without a three-point turn. Every drive-up unit is ground floor and step-free.
- Door
- Roll-up, 7'–9' clear opening
- Drive aisle
- 30 ft, truck and trailer friendly
- Floor
- Ground level, no steps or ramps
- Sizes
- 5×10 through 10×30
Why people choose it
Nothing to carry far
Tailgate to threshold is usually under six feet, which matters with appliances and toolboxes.
Trailer and truck access
Wide aisles and a turnaround at each row, so you're never backing out blind.
Best price per square foot
Drive-up is our most affordable option and starts at $38 a month.
Ideal for frequent visits
Contractors and hobbyists in and out twice a week save real time here.
Bulky items welcome
Ladders, lumber, mowers and patio furniture fit through a roll-up door without a fight.
Is this the right pick?
Yes, if…
- You're moving a full household in one truckload
- You'll visit often and want to be in and out fast
- Tools, equipment, seasonal gear and outdoor-rated items
- You're pulling a trailer or driving a box truck
- Cost per square foot matters more than temperature
- You'd rather not deal with elevators or carts
Maybe not, if…
- Anything wood, upholstered, paper or electronic staying through a winter
- Instruments, artwork, photographs or wine
- Long-term storage of items you can't replace
- You want the calmest possible environment for fragile belongings
What people keep in here
Outdoor gear
- Mowers
- Snowblowers
- Patio sets
- Grills
- Bikes
Tools & trade
- Toolboxes
- Ladders
- Compressors
- Lumber
- Job-site totes
Household bulk
- Appliances
- Mattresses
- Boxed kitchenware
- Bed frames
- Rugs
Seasonal
- Holiday decor
- Camping gear
- Kayaks
- Ski racks
- Lawn furniture
Sports
- Hockey bags
- Golf clubs
- Weight sets
- Bike racks
- Fishing gear
Overflow
- Moving boxes
- Storage totes
- Shelving
- Garage cabinets
- Spare tires
Side by side with a standard unit
| Feature | Drive-up | Standard unit |
|---|---|---|
| Access | Park at the door | Corridor and elevator |
| Loading time | Fastest | Slower, cart required |
| Temperature | Outdoor ambient | 55°–80° held |
| Ground floor | Always | Mixed floors |
| Best for | Bulk, tools, frequent visits | Fragile and long-term |
| Typical starting rate | $38/mo | $55/mo |
Sizes people rent for this
Full size guide5 × 10
Studio
Yard equipment plus a season of gear, or a studio move.
$62/mo
Rent this10 × 10
Two bedrooms
A two-bedroom home with the mower and the grill.
$118/mo
Rent this10 × 20
Full house
A four-bedroom move, or a work van's worth of trade equipment.
$209/mo
Rent this10 × 30
Business
Contractor inventory on pallets with room to walk.
$289/mo
Rent thisIncluded with every unit
- Wide drive aislesBuilt to take a 26-foot truck without a three point turn.
- 24/7 recorded camerasCoverage on every drive aisle, hallway and gate.
- Individual gate codesYour code logs every entry and exit to your unit.
- Extended gate hours6am to 10pm daily, with 24-hour access available.
- Bright LED lightingMotion lighting inside and full lot lighting outside.
- Month-to-month leasesNo annual contract, no early termination fee.
Where to find it
Northline Brooklyn Park
8815 Zane Ave N, Brooklyn Park 55443
1.4 mi away · 7 units left
$42/mo
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Northline St. Louis Park
6120 Cedar Lake Rd, St. Louis Park 55416
5.2 mi away · 12 units left
$38/mo
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Quick answers
- Can I drive a 26-foot truck down the aisle?
- Yes. Every drive-up row is built at 30 feet with a turnaround at the end, so a full-size rental truck fits without reversing the whole way out.
- Are drive-up units heated at all?
- No. They sit at outdoor temperature. If you're storing furniture, electronics or paper through a Minnesota winter, choose climate-controlled instead.
- How tall is the door?
- Most roll-up doors give a 7-foot clear opening; 10×20 and 10×30 units are 9 feet, which clears a standard trailer and most appliances upright.
- Is there a step or lip at the door?
- There's a low threshold you can roll a dolly over. Every drive-up unit is ground level with no ramps or stairs.
- Can I store a car in a drive-up unit?
- In a 10×20 or larger, yes — see our vehicle storage page for insurance and registration rules.
- Which buildings have drive-up units?
- Brooklyn Park, St. Louis Park, Eagan and Woodbury. Woodbury is entirely drive-up and every unit is ground floor.
Other storage types
Climate-Controlled Storage
Held 55°–80° year round with humidity monitoring.
See detailsVehicle Storage
Cars, work vans and trailers, indoors or out.
See detailsBusiness Storage
Inventory, records and dock access with package receiving.
See detailsMoving Storage
Short-term space plus boxes, tape and truck rental.
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