U-Haul 10-foot moving truck

10-Foot Moving Truck Rental in Upland

Rent a 10-foot U-Haul truck in Upland for studios, dorms and small apartments. When it fits, how to load it, and pickup on Foothill Blvd.

Updated 2 min readBy the Route 66 Auto Repair service team

TLDRThe 10-foot truck suits studios and dorm moves. It handles tight lots well. Confirm current capacity on uhaul.com and size up for bulky furniture.

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The 10-foot U-Haul truck at Route 66 Auto Repair in Upland is the smallest box truck we rent, and it is a common pick for studios, dorm rooms and light 1 bedroom moves. It parks in most apartment lots and drives close to a large pickup. Reserve it on uhaul.com and pick it up at our lot in Upland.

Who is the 10-foot truck right for?

  • A student moving out of a dorm or shared house
  • A studio apartment with a bed, dresser and boxes
  • A light 1 bedroom without a sectional sofa
  • Hauling a few pieces from a storage unit
  • Picking up furniture too tall for a cargo van

When is the 10-foot truck too small?

Watch for three things: a large sectional, a king bed with a tall headboard, and a full kitchen of dishes. Any two of those usually push you into the 15-foot truck. A second trip in August heat wipes out any savings from renting small.

If the load is just a couch and a few boxes, the cargo van may be enough. Confirm current capacity on uhaul.com for the unit you reserve.

How to pack a small truck well

Space is tight, so every gap counts. Stand the mattress against a side wall, put the dresser at the front with drawers taped shut, and fill drawers with light items. Use soft bags to plug holes between boxes. Tie off the load halfway back so nothing slides when you brake on Foothill Blvd.

Picking up your 10-foot truck

  1. Step 1: Check in

    Bring your license and reservation to the counter at 1775 W Foothill Blvd.

  2. Step 2: Walk around

    We note any existing dents or scrapes with you.

  3. Step 3: Photos

    We photograph the fuel gauge and the empty cargo box.

  4. Step 4: Drive off

    Adjust mirrors, test the cargo door, and head out when you feel settled.

What's included with a 10-foot truck pickup

Included on the work order

4 lines
  1. 01Contract confirmation at the counter
  2. 02Walk-around with damage noted
  3. 03Fuel and cargo photos at checkout
  4. 04Return plan, including the after-hours drop card

Bringing it back

Most 10-foot rentals are local, so plan to return to our lot. Refuel to the checkout level and sweep the box. If you finish after we close, follow the after-hours return steps. Compare every truck size on our moving trucks and vans page.

Row of U-Haul moving trucks parked on the lot in Upland
U-Haul trucks on our Foothill Blvd lot
Shop team member standing in front of a row of U-Haul trucks
Our U-Haul lot on Foothill Blvd

Frequently asked questions

Will a 10-foot truck fit a one bedroom apartment?

A light 1 bedroom often fits, especially with few large pieces. A sectional, a king bed and a full kitchen usually call for a 15-foot truck. Confirm current capacity on uhaul.com.

Is a 10-foot truck hard to drive?

Most drivers adjust in a few minutes. It is taller than a car, so watch carports and drive-through awnings, use the side mirrors, and give yourself extra braking distance.

Can I take the 10-foot truck one-way?

Check the uhaul.com listing for your route and date. If one-way is available for that size, choose your drop-off city when you reserve.

Get the estimate in writing. Then decide.

Call (909) 608-7699 or stop by 1775 W Foothill Blvd, Upland, CA 91786. Monday to Friday 8 AM–5 PM, Saturday 8 AM–2 PM, Sunday closed. We test first, write the estimate, and label what is needed now and what can wait.

Bring your key, your AAA card if you have one, and a photo of any warning light.

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