Storage Wars

The auction goes back to Fontana, CA and the buyers come loaded for action. Ivy is excited to return to an area known for the items he needs, but Jarrod and Brandi must employ some sharp strategy to get a good locker.

Moreno Valley, CA, is known for great views and good finds. Darrell tries to smoke the competition and proves that sometimes treasure can look like trash.

The buyers head to West Covina, CA where everyone is vying to be top dog. Jarrod and Brandi bring an expert to sniff out the best lockers.

Riverside, CA is the place to be for all the beautiful buyers... at least that's what Dan and Laura think. Mary hopes dialing up some luck will turn her rough day around. Rene doesn't need any luck, he's "just that good."

The buyers venture out to Rancho Cucamonga, CA where everyone is on the hunt for something big. Ivy has no problem spending his bucks for the right locker.

Auctions in Costa Mesa bring out the best and worst of the buyers as everyone tries to score a great buy.

There are treasures for some and turmoil for others as the buyers face off in Lake Elsinore, CA. Dave arrives in a surprisingly good mood, but that doesn't stop him from causing trouble for everyone else.

Santa Ana is Dave Hester's old stomping grounds and he plays it to his diabolical advantage.

The buyers head to Ivy's home turf of Lancaster, CA, where Mary tries to strike a deal with a surprising ally.

North Hollywood sets the scene for another auction filled with dreams of hitting it big. Mary gets a leg up on the competition with a not so secret weapon while Dave takes a gamble on an unusual auction despite his hatred of Hollywood.

The stakes are high and the dollars get higher as the buyers attend a first class auction in Arcadia, CA. Dave targets Jarrod and Brandi and the sparks begin to fly.

The buyers return to Montebello, CA, home to some of the biggest finds and worst dramas. Ivy has never hit it big here so he is focused on a good score no matter the cost.

Moreno Valley, CA, is a bit out of the way, but any auction could have the hidden treasure that keeps the buyers on the hunt.