Tucson · 15 locations

Storage unit prices in Tucson, AZ

Tucson is a market on paper more than on the ground: 14 of its 15 10x10 branches stand inside Tucson itself. Price differences here are between streets rather than suburbs, and on entry price they reach 315%.

These prices take in Marana as well.

Cheapest 10x10 in Tucson: $34 on Tanque Verde, $51 once the introductory rate lapses. The dearest branch, Columbus, starts at $141.
Of the sizes on sale here the 5x15 rewards ringing round hardest: 342% separates its tenth and ninetieth percentile branches, against 122% for the 10x15.
11 branches list more than one 10x10. Where they do, the second costs 26% above the first at the same address, so the advertised figure is the door the cheapest unit is behind.
Rates here land 39% under the US median, so what moves them is the region rather than any one address.

20 km $34 cheapest · $141 dearest

Size	Sq ft	Locations	Cheapest	Typical	Dearest	Typical spread
5x5	25	13	$11	$18	$62	200%
5x10	50	15	$14	$35	$79	252%
5x15	75	10	$24	$53	$111	342%
10x10	100	15	$34	$58	$147	145%
10x15	150	13	$42	$92	$156	122%
10x20	200	13	$48	$102	$200	128%

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Where these numbers come from. 79 advertised prices read from Public Storage's own published listings across 15 locations, last checked 2026-08-12.

Online rate vs regular rate. Every listing publishes two figures. Measured across thousands of observations, the regular rate is 1.5× the online rate at the median, with 88% inside 1% of that and none outside 1.40–1.60×. That is a pricing rule, not a second quote. The online rate is the promotional price for booking on the web; the regular rate is what the unit reverts to. Budget on the regular rate. Comparisons here hold the basis constant, so the gap between locations is real either way.

These are advertised rates for new rentals, not quotes — Public Storage states prices are not guaranteed and they move with availability. Insurance, admin fees and limited-time offers are not included.