Cork Cargo Van Hire

When opting for Cork hire if you're moving house or dropping off goods, reliability is vital. Look for dependable brands that not only offer good mileage, but include space and comfort too. Consider world-famous brands and always feel safe on the road. The Renault Master is a great 3-seater option with a choice of two or four doors, and the Opel Combo Cargo is a slightly smaller model with two seats and three doors. These two vans both have manual transmissions, which will assist with getting up hills in Cork with heavy loads of cargo. The Ford Transit is another great solution for a larger van that is known for dependability and strength.

With Cork van hire, you will need to take narrow streets and heights of vehicles into consideration when you are dropping off goods. While most vans are allowed in loading zones for quite drop-offs, parking your van will be a different story. The local city council uses a pay-by-phone system and a disc parking system in the city, and you can find spots during the week, with weekends and bank holidays being free. There are many large car parks, where you can leave your van safely such as Merchants Quay Car Park, Paul Street Car Park and Q-Park Grand Parade. You will find a good mixture of open-air and covered car parks, and they usually stay open until at least midnight, with some being open 24 hours a day.

This is one of the great conveniences of one-way hire, especially if you will be using the van to travel across city lines. It is always best to inform the van hire company of your plans to drop it off in the next city, but as long as it is the same company, you will usually have no problem changing drop-off destination from pick-up destination.

KAYAK compares cargo van hire prices from all major car hire companies such as Thrifty, Dollar, Enterprise, Hertz, Payless and more to find you the best deal.