
Military and Veteran Discounts
October 7, 2024
Updated November 9, 2022
While U-Haul doesn’t offer a military discount, it does offer affordable moving support for military members in many other ways.
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Founded in 1945 by U.S. Navy veteran Leonard Shoen, U-Haul now frequents the top 10 of Military-Friendly’s top 100 employers list for the company’s strong veteran and military spouse hiring preference.
Although it does not offer a military discount, U-Haul has longstanding partnerships with military and veteran organizations and non-profits.
The company offers affordable support for military members who need to facilitate a personally procured (PPM) or do-it-yourself (DITY) move. U-Haul provides service members and Department of Defense (DoD) civilians with the largest selection of convenient and affordable moving and storage solutions. Whether your relocation is in-town, interstate, or international, get everything you need for your PPM/DITY move all in one place.
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While there’s no military discount, U-Haul’s website advertises more ways to save on its discounts page, and this list of money-saving tips for your next move.
On the discounts page, search for your pick-up location, drop-off location and pick-up date, then click “Get Rates” to find available offers. You can contact U-Haul’s sales department at 1-800-GO-U-HAUL to negotiate your quote.
U-Haul also maintains partnerships with military and veteran nonprofit organizations, including the Navy-Marine Relief Corps Society, Vietnam Veterans of America and Wounded Warrior Project, according to its website.
Compare prices between U-Haul, Penske and Budget Truck Rentals before your next move. Penske and Budget offer military discounts on their rental services.
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