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Moving on a Budget? Penske Truck Rental Can Help

Moving on a Budget? Penske Truck Rental Can Help

These days everyone is looking to save money. If your budget is tight and you have a do-it-yourself move coming up, Penske Truck Rental and our partners can really help stretch your dollar. Here’s how:

  • Save Big with The Home Depot. Penske Truck Rental has teamed up with The Home Depot to provide our yellow rental moving trucks at select locations.
  • Penske Truck Rental provides a host of discount programs including AAA members, active military families, college students, and senior citizens.
  • Penske Truck Rental’s moving partners have all you need to keep you within your moving and truck rental budget. Need storage? No problem. A discounted hotel while moving across country -- we have it. Rental car? Check. Need help packing and unloading your truck? Can do.

Savings Tips

Penske provides free unlimited mileage on one-way moving truck rentals anywhere in the United States. Other companies charge for miles over a certain amount. We don't.

  • Reserve your truck online at http://www.pensketruckrental.com/ and you save 10% automatically.
  • Move mid-week to save time and money. Weekends, and end of month, tend to have the most demand for rental trucks.

If you’re ready to book your next move, please visit PenskeTruckRental.com today.

By “Move Ahead” Staff

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