Chain Storage

Keeping chains organized, secure, and accessible is essential for both professional operators and anyone who relies on heavy-duty rigging or towing gear. Chain storage solutions are designed to protect your chains from damage, reduce tangling, and make your work setup more efficient. Whether you’re looking for a chain storage rack for your wrecker, a chain organizer for your garage, or a secure holder for transport, having the right system ensures your equipment is ready when you need it.

Why Choose Chain Storage Solutions?

• Extend chain life — Proper storage prevents kinks, wear, and corrosion caused by dragging chains or leaving them piled up.
• Increase efficiency on the job — Chain holders and organizers make it easy to grab the right chain quickly, reducing setup time.
• Safe and secure storage — Many racks include locking mechanisms to prevent theft or accidental release.
• Versatile placement — Solutions exist for trucks, trailers, garages, and storage bays, keeping chains off the floor and neatly arranged.

Best-Selling Models

• Miller Locking Chain Rack — Provides a secure, lockable solution for heavy-duty chains on wreckers or in storage areas.
• Miller Chain Storage Rack Heavy Duty Wreckers — Designed to handle large chains safely while keeping them accessible for towing or recovery.
• Miller Chain Storage Rack 36" Saddle Tunnel Box — Ideal for under-saddle or tunnel storage applications, combining durability with space-saving design.

Top brands, like Miller Industries, focus on durability and safety, ensuring your chain storage solutions withstand frequent use in tough environments.

Shopping Guide: Choosing the Right Chain Organizer

• Assess your chain types and sizes — Make sure the rack or holder fits the chain lengths and grades you use most often.
• Consider mounting location — Decide whether your storage will be mounted in a truck, trailer, or garage space for easy access.
• Locking vs. open racks — Lockable chain storage adds security, while open racks provide quick accessibility.
• Heavy-duty versus standard storage — If you regularly use towing, recovery, or industrial chains, select a storage solution rated for heavier weights.

Additional Tips for Storing Chains

• Coil chains neatly before placing them on a rack to prevent tangling.
• Store chains in a dry location or use a coating/lubricant to reduce corrosion.
• Label chain racks by size or grade to make selecting the correct chain fast and intuitive.

FAQ

What is the best way to store chains in a truck?
Use a mounted chain storage rack or holder designed for trucks, keeping chains off the bed floor and secured in a neat coil for easy access.

Are chain storage racks only for tow trucks?
No, they are useful for any environment where chains need organized, secure storage — garages, warehouses, industrial settings, and more.

Can I use the same storage rack for multiple chain sizes?
Yes, many chain organizers are designed with adjustable spacing or multiple hook options to accommodate different chain lengths and grades.

How do I prevent my chains from rusting in storage?
Store chains off the ground, keep them dry, and consider applying a light coating of lubricant or rust inhibitor to protect the metal.