Storing your coupe?

Hi,

So my coupe is probably going to do vehicle little miles and sit in the garage alot (dont need the jokes.... ) How do people who dont use the coupe daily store their cars?

Battery connected/disconnected? I've brought one of these: http://www.ebay.co.uk/itm/BATTERY-DISCONNECT-CUT-OFF-ISOLATOR-SWITCH-BETTER-THAN-DISCARNECT-/231756595650?epid=1682362739&hash=item35f5c501c2:g:nvgAAOSwnGJWS2X4

Any tips?

Lee

I have cleaned my long term storage car and covered it loosely, changed the oil and didn't leave too much fuel in it, removed the battery and charged it, remember to not use the hand brake and in an attempt to stop flat spots I jacked the car up on stands, finally, cos my garage is in a field we left out a fair few bait traps to try and keep out little pests.

Although I do work in the garage fairly regularly keeping the other two on the road.

I usually over inflate the tyres to stop flat spots, but yes axel stands would be better.
Also treated myself to a CTEK trickle charger.

Hi,

To confirm it won't be sat for months so I'm not too concerned with flat spots, it was more the battery than anything. Didn't know if constantly connecting and disconnecting would cause problems

I have had a parasitic battery drain from my boost controller and so I disconnect and reconnect my battery on a weekly basis, the Coupe is fine with this.

I have a Meta alarm, which when you plug the battery back in arms the system, however since the bonnet is up you don't get long to push the button on the fob to disarm the system before the siren starts to blare!