Wat Betekent U-HAUL in het Nederlands - Nederlands Vertaling (2025)

FAQs

How much does U-Haul hold on a credit card? ›

Whether you pay a deposit depends on your method of payment. No deposit is required if you're paying by major credit card. If you're paying with cash, the following is due when you pick up your equipment: In-Town truck - $100 or estimated rental charges (whichever is greater)

In-Town Rental Cost Breakdown

Smaller trucks have a lower flat rate and mileage fees. Mileage rates vary based on a number of factors and may change, even daily (rates are lowest Sunday through Thursday). But in general, average mileage fees are between $.59 and $.99 per mile driven.

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.

The website Truth in Advertising.org says a $19 Uhaul truck can often cost double or triple that fee. a result of: Mileage fees, as much as 89 cents a mile in some cities. Damage protection, typically $10 or more (and most credit cards do not offer rental truck protection).

A credit card hold isn't a charge. It's a temporary hold or block on a certain amount of your credit limit. In some cases, the hold may be larger than the final transaction amount. But you'll only see the final transaction amount on your statement after the hold is removed.

In-Town move rates include a flat fee for the rental period, plus a per mile charge. One-way move rates are determined by a combination of truck size, point of origin, destination and the date of the move. The price includes an allowed mileage and a set number of days to complete your move.

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The quick answer: U-Haul Moving Trucks generally operate on unleaded gasoline. In rare cases, your equipment may run on LPG (or propane) autogas, or in even rarer cases, diesel. However, every U-Haul truck is equipped with a decal near the gas cap that clearly shows the proper fuel type.

How big is a 20' truck? Max Load: 5,700 lbs. Gross Vehicle Weight: 14,500 lbs. max. Empty Weight: 8,800 lbs.

Inside dimensions: 7'10” x 5'2″ x 1'9″ (LxWxH) Miles per gallon: 19 mpg. Automatic transmission. Air conditioning.

What is the difference between a 10 foot and 15 foot U-Haul? ›

A 15′ U-Haul truck is perfect for 1-2-bedroom house or apartment moves. Besides being 5′ longer than a 10′ truck, it is wider and taller. There is plenty of room for your furniture, appliances, boxes and fragile items.

In fact, any size mattress will fit in a 10′ rental truck–even your California king! Check out this guide for more information on which moving equipment is right for your mattress.

Credit and Debit Card Rules

Generally, at the time of a U.S. corporate-operated location rental, we'll require a credit card hold of total estimated rental charges plus 25% or $200, whichever is greater.

Gas stations may hold up to $175 on credit cards when customers pay for their fuel purchases at the pump. All the major credit card networks cap their hold amounts at $175, as Visa, Mastercard, Discover, and American Express raised their hold limits from $125 to $175 in 2022 to keep up with record-high U.S. gas prices.

A form Demand for Arbitration can be accessed by selecting the "Forms" link at uhaul.com/arbitration or downloaded and printed at the AAA website or the NAM website, as applicable, or by filing an online demand at the AAA website or NAM website, as applicable.