Penske Commercial / Business Truck Rentals
When it comes to getting your product delivered, Penske is dedicated to helping your business save time and money. From standard box trucks to tractor trailers, Penske has a solution to fit your needs. Box King has trucks available for rental on a daily and weekly basis, with
leasing options available for longer term rentals. Eliminate maintenance cost and headache by leasing with Penske today!
Penske Household Truck Rentals
Box King knows that moving can be a stressful time. Don't let figuring out how to move everything in the back of Uncle Joe's pickup truck add to your stress. From cargo vans to 26ft moving trucks, we have a size that fits your need and budget. Plus, Box King and Penske
guarantee your truck is ready to go with a reservation confirmed by credit card or a cash deposit. Box King is the only truck rental location in Springfield Ohio that has trucks with liftgates - so you don't have to break your back loading that refrigerator. Whether you are making a
one way reservation or renting locally, Box King is here to make your move hassle free.
Money Saving Tips for Moving
- Monday-Thursday Rentals - Weekday rentals can be significantly less expensive than weekend rentals.
- Bigger IS Better - Spend a couple dollars more and rent a larger truck than you think you might need. You'll save time on packing and have fewer trips between your old and new homes, saving fuel costs.
- Ask for discounts - Penske offers discounts for AAA, military, and for booking online. If you are moving one way, get quotes from other rental companies, and dare Penske to match or beat it. You might be surprised, and definitely happier with the quality of equipment.
- Know your insurance policy - Many auto insurance policies will cover liability (coverage if you are in an accident or damage someone else's property), but don't cover damage to rental trucks (unlike renting a car). Accepting the Penske Limited Damage Waiver could save you thousands of dollars if your rental incurs any damage.
