Crew cab
Trucks and pickups
The Ford F-150 Crew Cab. An open bed and a full back seat in the same vehicle, which is the combination most rental desks make you choose between.
Chapter 01
Bed and cab together, not one or the other
The Crew Cab is the four-door body, so the back seats are real seats rather than a bench you fold a toolbox onto. That is the whole point of it: you can move a room's worth of furniture and still carry the people who are going to help you unload it.
If what you are moving is bulky rather than heavy, tell us the dimensions when you call. Sometimes the answer is the truck and sometimes it is honestly the Suburban with the seats down, and it costs us nothing to say so.
A crew-cab pickup parked at the Lafayette rental counter
Minimum liability insurance, in plain terms
The insurance requirement is the same for the truck as for the Impala: you carry at least minimum liability. Most people already do through their own policy, and most personal policies extend to a rental, but the only people who can confirm that for your policy are your own insurer.
Call them before you call us if you are unsure. It is a two-minute question on their end and it saves the conversation happening at our counter with the truck already pulled round.
Chapter 03
Weekend packages, and when to ask
We price weekends differently to a straight daily rental. We have deliberately not printed a rate card on this page, because the number depends on the vehicle and on how long you need it, and a fake number helps nobody.
So ask. Quotes are free, and the weekend rate is worth asking about specifically rather than assuming the daily figure multiplies out.
One truck, one deposit, and a straight answer on whether it is free.