KEY QUESTIONS TO ASK WHEN YOU RENT A VAN

Answers to Questions You Might Have When You Rent a Van

If you rent a van for the first time, or if you have spent a few years and need a refresher, might have some questions.

If you search the Internet midnight, you do not have to wait until the morning for the answers. Dennehy Truck has experience in home moves and renting vans to small offices or clubs/society van rentals. Our team knows a lot of questions people ask about their van hires and here we have answers so you do not need to wait.

What Questions Are Commonly Asked When a Renting a Van?

Renting a van to move your home or moving equipment to your small club requires pre-planning. By searching the right van, you can start with a list of questions. From asking where you park your car while driving the van, or questions about the hiring process, Dennehy Truck and Van Rental has already heard and answered these questions.

Below are five of the more commonly asked questions about van hire

What are the requirements for renting a van? To hire a van from Dennehy Truck and Van Rental, you will need to make a reservation with a credit card or debit card. You also need to be 25 to 70 years old, have a valid driver's license and be the person to operate the van.


Do I need a special license for a large truck? Larger vans, such as the Super Mover, require Class C1 or Class C license. The rest of our vans require only a standard Class B.

Where do I park my car when I pick up my truck hire? After you take your truck, you can park your vehicle in the parking facility. We offer parking spaces to our clients and we invite you to park there during the rental period.

What Size Moving Van Does My Move Require? The size of moving vans varies, but selecting the right vans makes all the difference during your movement.

What Packing Equipment Do I Need for a Move? Forget speculation! Dennehy Truck and Van Rental offer a range of movement accessories, including bubbles wrap, hand trolleys, and tape.

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Tips for Truck Leasing

Leasing is a truck is renting it for a period of time. Leasing is quite a good alternative to people who do not want to buy a truck. Leasing allows one to have a truck that they would not be able to afford. You will also be able to have an experience of having a larger, better equipped and more luxurious truck. However, the ownership of the truck remains with the owner.

1. Enquire the Purchase Price

Before you lease a truck first negotiate the buying price. Ask them how much they can sell it to you if you were to buy. Bring out that you want to lease after you are sure of the price of the truck. This information will enable you to estimate the amount of money they should lease. Negotiate on the down payment, and mileage limit. You can keep the monthly charges low by placing a higher down payment.

2. Pick your Models

Choose the type of truck that will fulfil your needs. Consider the size depending on how much you need to carry. Different models will be charged differently. Choose a model that you will be able to drive and one that fits your budget.

3. Take a Test Drive

After choosing your preferred truck, it is crucial to take a test drive. During the test drive, pay attention to shock absorption, internal noise, steering, braking, visibility, and comfort. Do these before you tell them that you want to lease. Also ask questions about the truck such as the number of airbags, electronic stability control, anti-lock brake systems and any other thing you need to know about the vehicle.

4. Negotiating for the Payment

Before you sign a contract with the sales lessor, ensure you have negotiated on the price and understood all the terms of the contract. Agree on maintenance and extra mileage costs. Ensure that you have the right truck insurance cover during the leasing period.

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