U-Haul vs Budget vs Penske: what's the difference in size?
They don't rent the same sizes. U-Haul's trucks run 10–29 ft, while Budget and Penske start at 12 ft and add 16 ft (and Penske 22 ft); all three rent a 26 ft truck. Enterprise offers a 15 ft moving truck.
U-Haul, Budget and Penske are the three brands most movers compare, and they don't rent the same sizes: each brand's lineup is listed below. Pick the size your move needs first, then see which brands rent it near you. The size table shows capacity and interior dimensions for the U-Haul-class trucks, and which brands rent that exact size.
Truck size & provider comparison
| Size | Capacity | Interior (L×W×H) | Rented at this size by |
|---|---|---|---|
| 10 ft | 402 cu ft | 119" × 76" × 74" | U-Haul |
| 15 ft | 764 cu ft | 180" × 90" × 77" | U-Haul, Enterprise |
| 20 ft | 1015 cu ft | 234" × 96" × 84" | U-Haul |
| 26 ft | 1611 cu ft | 318" × 96" × 96" | U-Haul, Penske, Budget |
Truck sizes by rental brand
| Brand | Box truck sizes |
|---|---|
| U-Haul | 10, 15, 20, 26 and 29 ft — The 29 ft truck is not offered at every location. |
| Penske | 12, 16, 22 and 26 ft |
| Budget | 12, 16 and 26 ft |
| Enterprise | 15 ft — Larger box trucks are listed for commercial rental. |
Sizes as listed on each brand's own site on 2026-09-17. Fleets change, so confirm the truck when you book.
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Frequently asked questions
- Do U-Haul, Budget and Penske rent the same truck sizes?
- No. U-Haul rents 10, 15, 20, 26 and 29 ft trucks, Budget rents 12, 16 and 26 ft, and Penske rents 12, 16, 22 and 26 ft. Only the 26 ft size is offered by all three, and interior dimensions differ by brand — always check the specific truck before loading a tight item.
- Which company has the biggest moving truck?
- U-Haul lists a 29 ft truck, though not at every location. Budget and Penske top out at 26 ft (about 1611 cubic feet in the U-Haul-class truck below). Availability by size and location matters more than the maximum.