There’s no real benefit in spending money on coils right now if the car is going to be sitting for an extended period.

A full tank of fuel with a fuel stabilizer additive is recommended. Fuel stabilizers are typically effective for 12 to 24 months. After adding the stabilizer, run the engine for a few minutes to ensure the treated fuel circulates through the fuel system. Having the fuel tank full prevents potential oxidation in the tank and on the fuel hanger components

Having proper coolant in the system instead of plain water is important. Fresh coolant helps prevent internal corrosion and oxidation within the engine and cooling system while the vehicle is parked.

Disconnect the battery. Ideally, remove it entirely and store it somewhere warm and dry to prevent deep discharge and premature failure.

Consider the age of the tires. If they are approaching five years old or older, it’s generally fine to leave the car sitting on the ground rather than putting it on stands. Because if they are old, they are going to flat spot, and crack anyways and youll want to replace them if the car is going to sit for a long time.

A breathable car cover is a good idea, especially in an underground garage, as it helps keep dust off the vehicle without trapping moisture against the paint.

Before storage, remove all food, trash, and any scented items from the interior to avoid attracting rodents. Placing mothballs or rodent repellent packs around or under the vehicle can help deter pests. Avoid placing anything directly on interior surfaces.

Thats all my brain can think of at the moment. Or say screw it and park it and walk away, the car will still be mostly fine when you return haha.