How To Move House with KINTO Van Rental

Looking for a van rental near me? Try KINTO's Toyota HiAce, which boasts a spacious 6200L loadspace volume that may easily fit all your belongings.  

With KINTO, you have the gift of time, compared with other van for hire companies like Bunnings, who only permit hire for 3 days. KINTO also makes it easy to filter by van type and find one nearby and offers better value for longer hires.

Don't rush the move. We suggest taking a week to pace your move (if your lifestyle allows) and make it a stress-free experience. Whether you're moving belongings into storage or out of home for the first time, KINTO has you covered with a reliable moving van rental.

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How to Book a Van Hire

Are you searching for a van hire near me? Look no further than KINTO for hassle-free van rental. Here's how simple booking a van can be:

1. Download the KINTO app from the Apple Store or Google Play.
2. Follow the app prompts to register and create an account.
3. Submit your application with your driver's licence and await approval. This can take between 3 - 24 hours, so be sure to allow time to apply.
4. Once approved, book your van rental. To find a van, search through the map or by location to see what's available.
5. Add your pick-up and drop-off date and time to view a selection of available vehicles.
6. Choose your moving van hire and follow the prompts to complete your booking.

You're ready to hit the road! No paperwork, no keys to pick up, no hassle.

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Packing a van

There's an art to packing your moving van rental in order to avoid breaking or damaging items. Before putting anything inside the van, ensure everything is wrapped and protected.

The Toyota HiAce vans are a spacious KINTO van for hire. With a payload of 1075kg, 6200L loadspace volume and height of 1340mm, there's plenty of room to fit your belongings comfortably.

Handy tips for packing your van rental:

• Heavy items on the bottom, fragile items on top.
• Place protection between items to avoid scratching.
• Secure bulky items with straps.
• Load by room to keep things organised.
• Use your Tetris skills to fit and block items in. The more space you can fill, the less likely things will move during the drive.

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The Moving Itinerary

Here's our proposed moving itinerary to keep things organised and worry-free.  

Day 1: Bedrooms

Get bulky items done first by moving beds and bed frames on day 1. Move all clothes and other bedroom furniture so you can sleep in the new place.

Day 2: Bathroom, Laundry and cleaning supplies

Move all bathroom belongings, laundry, and cleaning supplies, including washing machine and dryers, and get these set up in case you have laundry to do.

Day 3: Kitchen

Move your kitchen supplies, dishes, glasses and appliances. Set aside a box for lunch, snacks and dinner so you can readily find what to eat throughout the day.  

Day 4: Lounge Room

Today's the day to move all electronics, entertainment and large furniture like your TV, TV unit, couch and coffee table to the new place.

Day 5: Spare room/study/storage room

Move all spare furniture and things that are less urgent or need to be placed back into storage, like the Christmas tree.

Day 6: Outdoor or balcony

Almost there! Move all pots, outdoor furniture, decorations, and items like the lawnmower.

Day 7: Miscellaneous

The final day of the move can be reserved for all other things left over, like your collection of books that need to be shelved or all your indoor plants.

Pro tip: After all your moving is done for the day, spend time unpacking each space so that you'll be moved unpacked and ready to go by the end of the week.

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Driving a van hire

Getting behind the wheel of your van rental can feel daunting. But rest assured, KINTO has you covered. The Toyota HiAce vans are automatic and easy to drive. Our vehicles are regularly serviced and maintained to ensure safety while on the road.

The Toyota HiAce LWB also has Toyota Safety Sense, including Pre-Collision Safety System, Lane Departure Alert, Auto High Beam, and Road Sign Assist.  

If you're feeling nervous, take things slowly. Remember to use your mirrors and take wider turns to account for the size of the van.

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Unloading a cargo van rental

It's tempting to rush and unload your van quickly, but here are some things to consider.

• Choose clear zones for unloading items.
• Avoid peak times for easier access.
• Bring a hand trolley with you to make unloading items a breeze.
• Bring blankets, tarps or old towels to help protect items.
• Plan parking ahead of time.

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Other uses for a moving van hire

There are many reasons for van hire that go beyond moving home. Our Toyota HiAce vans are perfect for picking up bulky furniture, including tallboys, couches and outdoor seating.

Need to pick up your newest Facebook Marketplace or Gumtree find? Setting up for an event or market stall? Or even for your business needs. Grab a KINTO. Use the app to book, unlock and drive. It's as simple as that.

Whether you're picking up a bulky item or making the move interstate, KINTO makes moving hassle-free. Stress less and move easier with KINTO.

Find your nearest KINTO van rental here.

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What size van do I need for my move or trip?

The size of your cargo van rental will depend on how many belongings you need to move. KINTO offers Toyota HiAce vans for rental, whihc are ideal for moving! The vans have a spacious 6200L loadspace volume and an external height of 1990mm. Check these measurements against your largest item and make sure you are all set!

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How much is it to rent a van from Sydney to Melbourne and back?

Costs for van hire from Sydney to Melbourne with KINTO are approximately $59.20 per day

+ distance charge per km is 27c per km (7-day hire).

Find a van hire near me, live availability, and a more precise quote with KINTO's Get a Quote function.

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Can I drive a rental van with a standard car licence?

Yes! To drive a van for hire with KINTO, you must meet the eligibility criteria, sign up and await approval. The eligibility criteria are as follows:  You must:

Be at least 18 years old.

Have a valid full or P2 provisional Australian or international driver's licence with licence type of 'car'; and

In the last 3 years, not:

• Had an application for motor vehicle insurance refused, declined or cancelled;
• Had your driver's licence restricted, suspended, cancelled or endorsed with special conditions;
• Been convicted of, or had any fines imposed for criminal activity;
• Had more than 2 motor vehicle claims where you had to pay an excess.

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