Commerce Self Storage

US Storage Centers at 5415 E Olympic Blvd is the business-grade storage anchor of the 5/710 corridor — 1,300-plus units in a building designed for commercial use, with 20–25-foot ceilings, forklift-friendly drive aisles, and ground-level drive-up bays up to 14x40, the largest in our LA County portfolio. It's equally at home with households: 177 climate-controlled units, indoor spaces from 5x5 to 10x35, and a local team, three minutes from the Citadel Outlets and serving East LA, Montebello, and Vernon. Gated electronic access, individual codes, and 24-hour video recording throughout.

What Types of Units Does 5415 E Olympic Blvd Offer?

• Standard indoor units: 1,000-plus spaces from 5x5 to 10x35 on elevator-served floors with moving carts — the household backbone of the building. If plain indoor value is all you need, there's also indoor value storage on the Alameda corridor in Vernon, three miles west.
• Climate-controlled units: 177 spaces from 5x5 to 10x25, holding a steadier temperature range for documents, samples, electronics, and furniture through Eastside summers.
• Extra-large drive-up bays: ground-level 10x20, 10x25, 14x25, 14x30, and 14x40 bays with wide doors and 10–14-foot entrance clearances — pull a truck to the door, or park a vehicle inside. The 14x40 is the largest drive-up unit we offer in LA County.
• RV and vehicle spaces: twelve spaces at 15 to 20 feet for trailers and work vehicles; longer rigs route to the 45-foot RV spaces in Norwalk at 11971 Foster Rd.

Built-for-business specs across the drive-in side: 20–25-foot ceilings, forklift-accessible aisles, and month-to-month terms that let seasonal inventory come and go without a warehouse lease. Households use the same building for ordinary reasons — a move between apartments in East LA, a remodel in Montebello, a garage that finally surrendered — and get commercial-grade aisles and clearances as the bonus.

How Do You Get to 5415 E Olympic Blvd?

The facility sits at E Olympic Blvd and S Ayers Ave on the Commerce/East LA line. From the 5, exit near the Citadel Outlets and take Atlantic Blvd north to Olympic, then head east — about three minutes. From the 710, use the Olympic/Whittier interchange and come east; from the 60, drop south on Atlantic. East LA arrives via Olympic or Whittier Blvd, Montebello via Garfield Ave, and Vernon straight down Olympic past the rail yards. Nearby landmarks: the Citadel Outlets and its landmark Assyrian wall along the 5, the Commerce rail yards to the west, Atlantic Blvd's commercial strip, and the 5/710/60 triangle that puts most of Southeast LA within ten minutes. Loading is the easy part: drive-up renters back straight to their bay door, interior renters pull into the loading zone and take a cart and elevator up, and the drive aisles were laid out so a box truck and a forklift can pass each other without ceremony. If your route crosses Olympic east of the river, the building is hard to miss — and the office at Olympic and Ayers will walk the aisles with you before you pick a unit.

Which Neighborhoods Does E Olympic Blvd Serve?

Commerce, East Los Angeles, Montebello, Vernon, Bell, Maywood, and the Olympic/Atlantic corridor between the 5, the 710, and the 60 — three minutes from the Citadel Outlets. Start with our storage units in Commerce hub for the market overview, or compare storage units in Los Angeles for Mid-City moves.

Why Store on East Olympic Boulevard?

Because the building was engineered for work. Most storage facilities adapt to business use; this one was designed for it — 20–25-foot ceilings, entrance clearances of 10 to 14 feet on the drive-in side, aisles a forklift can work, and bays big enough that a contractor's whole operation or a season's palletized stock fits in one space with the truck backed to the door. Households get the same engineering as a bonus: wide aisles on move-in day, 177 climate-controlled units for the irreplaceable things, elevators and carts for the interior floors. The rate structure spans the range too — an East LA studio move and a distributor's overflow both fit. And the operation holds up its end: individual gate codes, 24-hour video recording, and a team that knows the difference between a pallet question and a piano question.

Why Choose US Storage Centers

Real local people run this facility — you're a name, not a number. US Storage Centers is nationally trusted and personally run, privately owned since 1985. Our storage gives back: through Kure It and Charity Storage, rentals here help fund cancer research and local charities. And it's easy, on your terms — month-to-month rentals, online move-ins, and straightforward answers from the office at Olympic and Ayers.

Life's Moments. Stored Well.™

Unit Sizes & Current Rates

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