Yes, you can basically store the vehicle without any problem.

However, for vehicles equipped with a car security system, if left as-is, the alarm may go off during inspection or during the work for the vehicle inspection (shaken), so you’ll only need to take one extra step before bringing it in.

At LOGON, to ensure you won’t run into trouble when bringing the vehicle to a dealership or a maintenance workshop, we provide guidance on how to temporarily disable the security system in advance, as well as how to use it as needed.
As a result, even in your day-to-day use, you won’t have to deal with especially difficult procedures every time you get an inspection or vehicle inspection.

A common flow before bringing the vehicle in is:

• Set the security system to the stop/disable mode
• Check how to use the remote control
• If necessary, tell the receiving location that the vehicle is equipped with a security system

If you keep these points in mind, things should go smoothly.

Also, since the operation methods may differ slightly depending on the vehicle model and installation details, at LOGON we also explain after installation in a way that you can actually use, including what to do in situations like these—so you know exactly how to respond.
This is often the part that first-time users of car security tend to feel anxious about, but by making it easy to understand, you can use it with confidence even after installation.

If you feel uneasy before bringing the vehicle in, it’s okay not to decide everything on your own.
If you tell us that you plan to take it to a dealership, we’ll provide clear guidance tailored to your situation.
Many people ask us about this, so please feel free to consult us even if it’s your first time.