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hi all

I'm looking for a pickup truck to hire for one week starting on 8/5/12

I've rented a few cars in the past and its normally 5000B for a week

I have a Thai car licence

if anyone has any numbers or knows anyone who has one for hire could you please pm me the numbers ( dont think you can put them on here)

Im in England right now, I fly out tomorrow , a friend of mine has died , and i need to go to issann (korat)

if anyone can help me out ,it would very much appreciated

thanks in advance

Posted

I think I saw a couple trucks among the cars for rent at the Exzite parking lot car rental operation. However, I don't know if these informal rental operations provide proper insurance.

Posted

I've hired quite a few truck in Thailand and I've never had and problems with insurance .... normally 5000B deposit and that covers everything

but yes full insurance is important

i think the trucks near Xcite are expensive .... 2000B- 2500 a day

thanks

Posted

Expat car rental at the junction of Jomtien Second Rd. and Thepprasit had a couple of pick ups for rent when I passed by yesterday. Sorry I don't have a number for them, maybe Mr. Google might help?

Posted

I've had a quote of 6900B for a week

if you can beat that or match get in touch . nice to have options

some of the prices quoted are ridicules ...... i have never paid more than 1200b a day ...... 6000B for week

thanks

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www.pattayahire.com great service and reasonable

They have rental insurance as well, very important

Mazda Hi-racer Plus

2500cc Diesel Turbo

Power steering,

5-speed Manual transition,

Electric windows and

mirrors, ABS, Ice cool Air-con,

CD/MP3player, rental insurance.

6000 THB a week

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Expat car rental at the junction of Jomtien Second Rd. and Thepprasit had a couple of pick ups for rent when....

Had dealing with them in the past, you really really have to be careful about the extras they add to your bill and watch the charges you will incur for the slightest imperfection when returning the vehicle.

Yes they have first class insurance but you are paying through the nose for it.

There are better places in Pattaya both Thai and expat owned.

Posted

www.pattayahire.com great service and reasonable

They have rental insurance as well, very important

Mazda Hi-racer Plus

2500cc Diesel Turbo

Power steering,

5-speed Manual transition,

Electric windows and

mirrors, ABS, Ice cool Air-con,

CD/MP3player, rental insurance.

6000 THB a week

Yes, to reiterate...be sure the vehicle is insured AND that the coverage is for a rental/hire vehicle. This is not a problem if renting from a legit car/truck rental business but if you go to one of the more informal rentals, insist to see the rental contract and verify that it is actually for the vehicle in question, that it is a current policy, and that it covers rental/hire of the vehicle.

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This place seems cheaper than the others for pick-up weekly rates.

http://www.qcars.net/pick_up.php

12,000 / wk for a 4wd 4 door vigo as opposed to 9000 wk for same model from Pattaya rent a car would suggest otherwise.

I was looking at the cheapest model on offer, and for this they appeared to be cheaper.

YMMV smile.png

Posted

They have rental insurance as well, very important

I couldn't actually see this insurance mentioned anywhere on their website.

Posted

If you are going to Korat why not fly to a closer airport and hire from there ?

Maybe you have friends or equipment you need to take from Pattaya ?

Posted

If it's cheap then there is usually a reason and usually it is no Rental Insurance!

I have used www.escape-rentals.com who are on Soi Dianna, smashed up the front end of the car and there was no problems just loss of deposit (as expected) and they even let me rent again.

I've heard so many horror stories about the cowboy rental companies.. charging for time off the road after an accident and invalid insurance leaving the hirer responsible for 3rd party damages etc..

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