Hauling steady work and tired of paying rent with nothing to show for it? A longer lease lowers your monthly rate, and a lease-to-own plan puts your payments toward owning the trailer.
The most flexible option. Rent month to month or for a set term, and return the trailer when the work slows down. See end dump trailer rental.
Commit to a longer term, often 6 to 12 months, for a lower monthly rate. Good for drivers with a steady contract.
Part of each payment goes toward buying the trailer. At the end of the term, you own it or pay a set buyout. It's a way to get your own trailer without a large bank loan up front.
Credit matters less on some plans than on a bank loan. Ask about no-credit-check options when you call (469) 620-8263.
Lease-to-own payments are usually higher than straight rent because part goes toward the trailer. Fixed-term leases are usually lower per month than month-to-month rentals. See the rental rates guide for typical Dallas numbers.
They mean nearly the same thing: you lease the trailer for a set term, and your payments lead to owning it. The details, like the buyout amount, depend on the agreement.
Often, yes. Ask whether some of your rental months can count toward a lease-to-own plan.
It depends on the agreement. On many leases, the driver handles tires and routine wear, and major structural repairs are covered separately. Get it in writing before you sign.
Tell us what you haul, how long you need the trailer and when you want to start. We'll tell you what's available and the monthly rate.
