Your storage expertise.
Our hypercar security.

Autosecureshop works alongside collector-car storage partners. Through Hypercar Security, we focus on the hypercars within those collections: understanding the owner’s requirements, assessing existing equipment and arranging suitable installation work.

Your team remains the storage specialist. We provide the vehicle security conversation, from tracking requirements to additional authorisation, with each proposal assessed against the individual car.

With the owner’s agreement, introduce us to discuss the model, year, insurer requirements and preferred timing. Exact storage information, vehicle identities and access arrangements are shared privately where necessary.

Before a visit, we agree permission to work, access, a suitable workspace and who will receive the handover. Appointments can be coordinated around arrivals, collection dates and owner availability.

Agree who authorises the work, receives the quotation, manages any monitoring subscription and keeps the relevant installation records. Where cars are moved for servicing or transport, confirm the required security handover with the owner and provider.

Individual equipment does not replace a storage facility’s own premises security or insurance arrangements. Product suitability and policy acceptance require separate checks.

Collector-car storage partners are often well placed to introduce an owner who needs security advice for a hypercar. The introduction should begin with the owner’s agreement and a clear outline of what is needed: a new delivery, an existing system to discuss, or an additional layer of authorisation.

There is no need to place sensitive information in an initial enquiry. Business name, broad location and the nature of the request are enough to begin a conversation. Detailed access arrangements and vehicle information can follow privately where required.

When discussing a partnership, agree the roles rather than assuming them. Establish how owners are introduced, who receives the quotation, who authorises work and who is responsible for the appointment. Any commercial terms are discussed directly with Autosecureshop.

We do not publish unconfirmed commission figures, partnership status or claims that a facility endorses a particular product. A partnership should be described in terms both businesses have agreed, with the owner able to understand who is providing each service.

Discuss a suitable working area, access permission and a named person available on the day. Explain any induction, visitor procedure or restriction before scheduling. If the car needs to be moved within the premises, establish who is authorised to do that.

Where more than one vehicle is involved, allow for separate assessments and handovers. A coordinated visit can be planned without assuming that each car has the same electrical architecture, equipment requirements or owner routine.

Decide how the owner receives the demonstration and relevant documentation. Clarify who manages any provider account, subscription and authorised-contact changes. The storage team’s responsibilities should match the arrangement actually agreed with the owner.

For ongoing collection movements, keep service and transport handovers understandable. Our journal includes a practical preparation guide for storage partners and a guide to return from storage. These support a direct conversation; they do not replace vehicle-specific instructions, the facility’s own premises procedures or the relevant insurance arrangements.