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On Tue, 15 Jun 2021 06:29:07 GMT, Puckdropper
wrote: I need a pickup once in a blue moon to get some plywood and the like. I've looked at options like Menards (19.95 for the first 75 minutes, PLUS .30/mi mileage, but at least you don't have to fuel it) or uHaul ($19.95 "in town" PLUS .59/mi, PLUS $1 "environmental" fee, but I'm not sure if they charge per hour or not.) Is anyone familiar with a truck rental place that will be at least upfront with me about the costs? If the truck costs $50 to rent, I want to know that, not this $19.95 plus mileage and fees deceptive advertising they all pull. The only time I had a problem with a rented truck (used for moving many years ago) was with gas mileage - this truck was in serious need of repair - it was getting maybe one tenth the normal mileage for such a truck, so the fuel fee was a big surprise. The counter folk did not argue with my complaint about low mileage, for all the good it did me. Joe Gwinn |
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On Tue, 15 Jun 2021 10:48:07 -0400, Joe Gwinn
wrote: On Tue, 15 Jun 2021 06:29:07 GMT, Puckdropper wrote: I need a pickup once in a blue moon to get some plywood and the like. I've looked at options like Menards (19.95 for the first 75 minutes, PLUS .30/mi mileage, but at least you don't have to fuel it) or uHaul ($19.95 "in town" PLUS .59/mi, PLUS $1 "environmental" fee, but I'm not sure if they charge per hour or not.) Is anyone familiar with a truck rental place that will be at least upfront with me about the costs? If the truck costs $50 to rent, I want to know that, not this $19.95 plus mileage and fees deceptive advertising they all pull. The only time I had a problem with a rented truck (used for moving many years ago) was with gas mileage - this truck was in serious need of repair - it was getting maybe one tenth the normal mileage for such a truck, so the fuel fee was a big surprise. The counter folk did not argue with my complaint about low mileage, for all the good it did me. Joe Gwinn My sister rented a U-Haul to move from Ontario to BC - along with a car trailer (they has 2 vehicles to move) and they went through about 10 gallons of oil getting to Thunder Bay - then had to drive it to Winnipeg to get a replacement truck and re-load everything. They used to have the crappiest. most poorly maintained rental fleet around. I notice they seem to have newer trucks recently - but no way will I rent from them if I have an alternative. |
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