Our moving trucks come in a variety of different sizes, including the 10 foot moving truck, the 15 foot, 17 foot, 20 foot, and 26 foot truck rental. Include the large items like beds, dressers and other items and any other items that will not fit into a box.
The 15ft truck comes with a low deck & EZ load ramp to make loading and unloading your truck easier. You can easily load a king size mattress, washer and dryer, fridge, tall or short dressers, and a 3 seater sofa in this spacious truck.
What is the smallest size U-Haul truck?
The 10ft truck is our smallest box truck rental available for long distance One-Way moves and local In-Town moves. The 10ft moving truck can easily fit a king sized bed, frame, loveseat, two end tables, and a four piece dining room table with spare room for boxes filled with household items.
Our 26ft moving truck rental is the largest truck available for moving. Large families use this truck to move large, 3-5 bedroom homes. This truck is equipped with a low deck and EZ-Load ramp, making it easier to load and unload your truck.
What different size trucks does U-Haul have? – Related Questions
What size truck do I need to move a 4 bedroom house?
26-foot truck
This truck is your answer to moving all your packed boxes and furniture for up to a four-bedroom home. U-Haul even offers similar pricing between the 20 and 26 foot options, so you might be able to get a bunch of extra space for a low premium.
How much does U-Haul charge per mile?
For an in-town move, U-Haul charges under $0.99 per mile depending on the truck you select. One-way moves that take you a long distance are different. U-Haul will set a certain number of miles that will be included in the price you pay upfront. If you need more miles, those can be added on for $1.00 per mile.
How big is Uhauls biggest trailer?
6’x12′ cargo trailer – This is U-Haul’s largest trailer option and is designed to meet the needs of those moving a long distance. With the capacity to hold up to 2,500 pounds, the 6’x12′ trailer is capable of holding several rooms worth of furniture.
What is the biggest truck I can rent to move?
Tip: a 26 ft. truck is the largest moving truck that a customer can rent for a residential move in today’s truck rental market. For reference, the majority of 26 ft. moving trucks get up to 10 miles per gallon (not great.)
This truck is ideal for 2-3 bedroom homes or large apartments. Easily load up to two king size mattresses, a crib, tall or short dressers, a sectional sofa, a coffee table, end tables, and a 6-person dining table with chairs and you’ll still have plenty of room for boxes filled with other household items.
How many boxes can fit 16 ft moving truck?
The 16 ft. Medium Truck can carry up to 3,500 pounds, including 250 medium boxes or one to 10 medium furniture items.
How big of a moving truck do I need for a 3 bedroom house?
Large Trucks (20 to 24 feet in length):
This is the truck you should use if you’re moving from one average-sized home into another. Put another way, if you currently live in a three-bedroom house that’s moderately furnished (at minimum), you will need every bit of space offered by the large truck size.
Is a 15 foot moving truck big enough?
A 15′ U-Haul truck is perfect for 1-2-bedroom house or apartment moves. Other than being 5′ longer than a 10′ truck, it is also wider and taller. There is plenty of room for your furniture, appliances, boxes and fragile items.
Is a 16 foot moving truck big enough?
Recommended for 2-3 Rooms
Penske’s 16 ft. rental truck moves two to three rooms and is the right size for moving an efficiency or one-bedroom apartment.
Ten feet may not sound like a long enough truck to fit basically your whole life into, but you can fit much more than you think. If you have larger items to move such as couches, mattresses or desks along with your many boxes, there is plenty of room to do so.
How do you pack a 16 foot truck?
What should you never do around a large truck?
Stay out of the Blind Spots
Large trucks and buses have huge blind spots around the front, back, and sides of the vehicle. If you can’t see the driver in the truck’s side mirror, assume that the driver can’t see you. Don’t drive in a blind spot – slow down or move ahead to stay visible.