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Compare the Best Business Van Hire Deals to Save Money

  • Compare flexible and long-term business van hire deals
  • Rates from as low as £125.00 per week*
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Van hire for businesses is made simple with our free comparison tool. Search the UK market to find great deals on the best vans. It saves you time and money.

Peugeot EXPERT
STANDARD DIESEL 1000 1.5 BlueHDi 100 Professional Premium

Peugeot van hire
  • £145.00* Weekly rental (ex VAT)
  • Flexible Rental
  • Fully maintained
  • In stock with immediate delivery

Mercedes-Benz eVito L2 85kWh Progressive

Mercedes van hire
  • £180.00* Weekly rental (ex VAT)
  • Flexible Rental
  • Fully maintained
  • In stock with immediate delivery

Iveco 35C14 3450 Business Single Cab Chassis (Tipper)

Iveco van hire
  • £155.00* Weekly rental (ex VAT)
  • Flexible Rental
  • Fully maintained
  • In stock with immediate delivery

*Minimum rental 28 days, 10,000 Miles per annum

The types of business van rental

There’s fantastic flexibility when it comes to business van hire. From three core options you’ll find a huge range of models that’ll suit your needs specifically.

Flexible van hire

Flexible van hire

This gives you versatility, letting you hire for as long as you need to. Take on short or long rental periods free from the expense of buying a brand new van.

Long term van hire

Long-term van hire

If you’ve got guaranteed long-term work, then a long-term van contract is the perfect match. That way, you can rely on your contract to get the job done.

Sale and hire back van hire

Sale and hire back

Already own a fleet? This gives you a cash fee while still using your fleet, all by hiring it back. You can then use the money elsewhere in your business.

The benefits of business van hire

What are the benefits of van hire over purchasing?

Business van hire by manufacturer

How iCompario works

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Market search

We’ll search our UK database to find the best business hire deals that match the needs of your organisation.

Hire your van

Take your pick! Once you’ve selected your deal, you’ll be put through to the provider and you can seal the deal.

Helpful business van hire guides

Frequently asked questions

There are small vans, medium vans and large vans available on the market for business van hire purposes. And specialist vehicles such as a tipper van or a crew van as well as catering vans and vans with a tail lift included.

You’ll also be able to hire vans based on your brand preferences or if you want an electric van, so if you’re specifically after say a Renault Trafic, a Ford Transit Custom or even a Volkswagen Transporter there’ll be a van rental for you..

The minimum age to rent a van in the UK is 23. If you’re aged 23-25, you’ll need to pay for a young driver surcharge. And some vans you hire may have a minimum age of 25 years, so always check the fine print of a contract to make sure you’re eligible to drive the vehicle.

Van hire is as flexible as you need it to be. You can hire a van for anything from a day or up to five years.

The length of time you are offered van hire usually depends on your business and what you need the vehicles for.

You’ll need a standard driving licence, called a category B, means you’re eligible to drive vans or pick-ups with a rigid axle. And that’s if f they weigh no more than 3.5 tonnes and have a maximum of eight passenger seats. Any bigger than that and you must apply for a category C license.

However, an exception is if you passed your test before 1st January 1997, in which case your licence probably includes eligibility to drive larger vehicles.

The weight of electric vehicles is a bit bigger for a category B licence as well, up to 4.25 tonnes, on account of how heavy EV batteries are.

Additionally, some hire companies require a valid licence holder over a set time period (usually a year). That can be longer if you’re under 25. And they may also not lend vehicles to licence holders with several points for driving transgressions.

Van hire for businesses is a much more flexible option compared to van leasing.

Hiring allows you to change the hire length easily, so you can adapt your van hire around your business needs. And the van hire company will often cover all upkeep and maintenance costs in the deal.

The alternative is leasing. That commits you to a set period for how long you have the vehicle, so should you need to end it early you’ll still need to meet the conditions of hire. For example, pay in full. The lease also assumes all vehicle costs, so if something goes wrong with the van your business will have to pay for that.