How much does an U-Haul really cost?
Average U Haul Pricing There are a few sites that track the average cost of people's moves using U-Haul. This shows that if you are moving a short distance of under 50 miles, the average cost for truck rental is around $130. If you are moving between 50 and 250 miles, you can expect to pay just under $300 on average.
How much does it cost to rent a Tow Dolly?
Typical costs: Renting a tow dolly typically costs $40-$60 a day, depending on location and if the trip is one-way or if the dolly is picked up and dropped off at the same site. Furthermore, does uhaul rent car dollies? Tow dollies are available for rent either behind a U-Haul moving truck or behind your own tow capable vehicle.
How much does an you haul trailer weigh?
U-Haul trailers typically weigh between 600 to 2,300 lbs, with smaller trailers being on the low end and larger trailers on the upper range. Generally, the lighter the trailer, the better the fuel economy. The more weight you add, the heavier it will be and the more strain you place on the engine, resulting in a lower mpg.
How to tow a car with a dolly?
How to Tow a Car with a Dolly. A popular method for towing a car with another car is to use a tow dolly, which is essentially a small trailer. Using a tow dolly keeps the towed vehicle's front tires up off the ground, which helps to reduce both tire and driveline wear on the car being towed.
Rent U-Haul towing devices for your local and cross-country moves
When making a one-way move, you have many options which include our Tow Dolly, Auto Transport and Ramp Trailer. Using a U-Haul car carrier or tow dolly to transport your vehicle on a long distance move will save you money.
Towing Supplies
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Towing Resources & Tips
Moving with a leased car has its challenges. See how using an auto transport trailer or tow dolly with a U-Haul truck rental will help you avoid extra fees.
Utility Dolly (Hand truck)
Ideal for moving apartments, the best choice for moving boxes, appliances, furniture and more.
Furniture Dolly
This four-wheel dolly is perfect for moving dressers, wall units, pianos, chest freezers and more.
Appliance Dolly
The ideal choice when moving refrigerators, washers, stoves and other heavy appliances.
Furniture Pads
Offering the ultimate protection for your belongings! When moving your furniture and applicances there's nothing better than U-Haul's furniture pads.
What is a Split Dispatch Reservation?
A split dispatch reservation – also called a split rental – is an equipment reservation that includes a moving truck and a car trailer, only the equipment is picked up from your scheduled location at different times (truck first, car trailer second).
How a Split Dispatch Reservation Works
It’s simple! Make a reservation that includes a moving truck and a car trailer. Select a pickup location and scheduled pickup day. When the day comes, inform the U-Haul location that you plan to split your rental and come back for your trailer at a later time, and you’re good to go.
Auto Transport Trailer vs. Tow Dolly
Which is right for your vehicle, a tow dolly or auto transport trailer? To help you understand the difference and decide which is best for your needs, here is a breakdown of each type of car carrier.
How to Use a Tow Dolly
All U-Haul trucks are equipped to tow U-Haul tow dollies. Most FWD vehicles and some older RWD vehicles are compatible with a U-Haul tow dolly.
How to Tow a Car with an Auto Transport Trailer
All U-Haul trucks can tow U-Haul auto transport trailers, even a 10’ moving van. If you’re wondering “what size trailer do I need to haul a car,” keep in mind that most vehicles are compatible with the auto transport trailer.
Find a U-Haul car trailer near you today
Whether you need a tow dolly or an auto transport trailer, U-Haul has the right vehicle towing equipment for your move. Find a car trailer for rent near you today. You can also view U-Haul trailer sizes and additional trailer and towing tips to ensure your move is done the right way.