Uhaul L (2025)

FAQs

Why is U-Haul giving me more days in my one-way rental than I need? ›

Why is U-Haul giving me more days in my one-way rental than I need? Safety is our number one concern. Our goal is to provide our one-way customers with ample time to complete their move safely.

There's nothing to fear, really. Indeed, out on the open highway, it's not a difficult vehicle to drive. It accelerates far more briskly when in high gear than one would expect from something so loaded down. It's no drag racer, but it's no cruise ship either.

Yes, all trucks traveling along state maintained highways are expected to stop at every Weigh Station and Agricultural Inspection Station along the way to their destination.

Equipment scheduling is based on available time frames ranging from one hour up to a 24-hour rental period. Some locations do, however, offer multiple day In-Town rentals on our trailer fleet. Check with your local U-Haul center or independent dealer for exact regulations.

As a customer, you receive an allowed mileage and a set number of days to complete your move. Allowed days and mileage are calculated to allow you to complete the move with no extra charges. Unused days or mileage are not refunded. Additional days and additional miles are charged at the pre-agreed rate on the contract.

The length of time fuel will remain useable in your gas tank is dependent on the fuel type. Regular gasoline has a shelf life of three to six months, premium or high-octane fuel should last close to nine months, while diesel can last up to a year before it begins to degrade.

A road hazard that could be avoided at 55 mph, may become unavoidable at a higher speed. When driving at a lower speed you are less likely to lose control of any vehicle, than when driving at a higher speed. Excessive speed is a major cause of accidents.

Our 10ft Mini Mover^® (the smallest truck you can also tow your car behind) is used by customers who are moving a studio or 1 bedroom apartment.

How much weight can a 26 U-Haul carry? ›

How big is a 26' truck? Max Load: 12,859 lbs. Gross Vehicle Weight: 25,999 lbs. max. Empty Weight: 13,140 lbs.

Why is there a hold on my credit card and why does it take 3-5 business days to be removed? This "hold" amount will be released within 3-5 business days, depending on your financial institution. You may check with your credit card institution regarding how long it will take them to release the "hold" on your funds.

If you're trying to avoid the weigh stations, you can either take an alternate route or wait until the weigh station closes. Weigh station apps will be incredibly helpful no matter which method you choose, as they'll tell you where the weigh stations are located as well as when they're open or closed.

Kingpin to Rear Axle Limit

Florida 41 ft between kingpin and the center of the rear axle or rear group of axles on all roads except roads on the State Highway System that are restricted by the DOT or roads restricted by local authorities.

How Much Does it Cost to Rent a U-Haul Truck? The cost of renting a moving truck depends on several factors, such as the distance traveled, the size of the truck, day of the week, and rental location. Additionally, mileage fees play a significant role in determining the overall cost.

Please refer to your contract. If you have an In-Town Rental contract, this must be returned to the location you picked it up from. All One Way contracts will include a return location address, or a phone number to arrange a drop-off location.

The cost to rent a moving truck for one-way moves depends on the truck size, pickup location, destination, and move date. U-Haul prices often work out to about $0.90–$1.00 per mile, but you might pay more in cities with a higher cost of living. You may also pay a higher rate for Friday and Saturday rentals.

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