# Reserve a U-Haul Online for Upland Pickup

> Book your U-Haul truck or trailer on uhaul.com with Upland pickup. Tips for picking dates, sizes and add-ons before you meet us on Foothill Blvd.

Source: https://route66autorepairshop.com/u-haul-rentals/reserve-u-haul-online  
Updated: 2026-09-17  
Business: Route 66 Auto Repair, 1775 W Foothill Blvd, Upland, CA 91786, (909) 608-7699  
Hours: Monday to Friday 8 AM–5 PM, Saturday 8 AM–2 PM, Sunday closed

**TLDR:** Book on **uhaul.com** with our **Upland dealer page**, pick the right size, and choose in-town or one-way before you check out.

To rent from Route 66 Auto Repair in Upland, you reserve on uhaul.com and pick up at our lot in Upland. The booking takes a few minutes if you know your date, your equipment and whether you are coming back here. This page walks through the choices that trip people up, so the reservation matches the move you actually have.

## Where do I book?

Start at our [U-Haul dealer listing](https://www.uhaul.com/Locations/Truck-Rentals-near-Upland-CA-91786/001061/). It sets 1775 W Foothill Blvd as your pickup point, so you don't land at a different location by accident. We cannot take reservations by phone or at the counter, but we can help you decide what to book.

## How the online booking works

1. **Choose pickup and drop-off:** Keep Upland as the pickup. Pick our lot again for in-town, or a new city for one-way.
2. **Pick the date and time:** Choose a slot inside our hours: weekdays 8 AM to 5 PM, Saturday 8 AM to 2 PM.
3. **Select equipment:** Compare sizes with our [truck and van guide](https://route66autorepairshop.com/u-haul-rentals/moving-trucks-and-vans) and confirm current capacity on uhaul.com.
4. **Add a trailer or dolly:** If you tow, enter your tow vehicle when asked so the system can check the pairing.
5. **Add supplies:** Moving supplies such as pads or a hand truck can be added if offered for your date.
6. **Confirm and save:** Keep the confirmation on your phone and bring it with your license.

## When should you reserve?

Weekends, the last days of the month and the start of school terms book up first. Reserve a week or more ahead for those dates. For a Saturday move, a morning pickup gives you the whole day and still lands before our 2 PM close.

Summer in the Inland Empire adds another factor. Loading at 7 AM beats loading at 2 PM in triple-digit heat. Pick the earliest slot you can manage. Local movers can read about [in-town rentals](https://route66autorepairshop.com/u-haul-rentals/in-town-rentals) to plan the return time.

## What's included once your booking reaches us

- Contract ready at the counter under your name
- Walk-around and existing-damage notes
- Fuel and cargo-area photos at checkout
- Free hookup check for trailers and dollies
- Return instructions for in-town or one-way

## Which booking mistakes cause trouble on moving day?

If you are towing, read what our [free towing inspection](https://route66autorepairshop.com/u-haul-rentals/free-towing-inspection) checks so there are no surprises at pickup.

- Booking a size by guesswork instead of room count and bulky items
- Choosing a pickup time after we close
- Reserving a trailer without checking your hitch and ball size
- Picking in-town when the truck will end up in another city
- Forgetting a dolly or pads for heavy furniture

## Frequently asked questions

### Can I reserve a U-Haul by calling the shop?

No. Reservations are made on uhaul.com. Our counter can help you choose a size or answer pickup questions at (909) 608-7699, but the booking itself happens online.

### How far ahead should I book?

For weekends and month-end, book a week or more ahead. Midweek dates often have more choice. Check the listing for your date, since availability changes daily.

### Can I change my reservation after booking?

Yes, through uhaul.com. Update the date, equipment or drop-off there, since U-Haul holds the reservation. Our counter sees the current version when you arrive.

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Call (909) 608-7699 or visit https://route66autorepairshop.com/contact for a written estimate.
