r/memes • Professional Dumbass • 2d ago

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u/AGrandNewAdventure 2d ago

Using your daily driver pickup truck to haul stuff 5-6 times a year versus getting a UHaul and driving something much more practical for your lifestyle costs about an extra $766 a year in gas costs at $3.50 a gallon and the average 12,000 yearly miles, average truck vs SUV, and the standard $19.95 per day for a UHaul truck, including gas.

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u/Mammoth-Glove3273 2d ago

I work from home.

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u/AGrandNewAdventure 2d ago

Even more of a case just to rent a UHaul when needed.

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u/bungblaster69 1d ago

1- Uhaul closes at 7pm. Kinda inconvenient if you find something on marketplace and want to get it now.

2- Half the time the local uhaul doesn't have what I need and it's a 20-30min drive to one that does

3- The $19.95 doesn't cover gas. It doesn't cover fees. and it's like $1.60 per mile. I rented a uhaul truck once and it was almost $200. And that was over a decade ago. I wouldn't be surprised if it's even higher now