Firstly, you own that forklift truck. A self-owned truck is therefore an asset on your balance sheet and you can do as you please, bringing you the peace of mind that there are no damages costs you can incur down the line – as long as all modifications that take place stay within the framework of the CE marking.
Buying a new forklift also allows you to have a truck with the latest technology and features available in the market. Technology that is often associated with workplace health and safety, typically leading to better productivity and output.
You can also add specific requirements and enhancements to the truck, making it unique and making sure it operates for how your business needs it.
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Read the full blogLong-term rental (LTR) is the preferred choice of many as an alternative to buying a forklift truck. Businesses are able to side-step the high initial cost and invest that capital on a different area of the business.
With technology within the trucking industry constantly evolving, you can easily upgrade to the newest technology when your lease expires without worrying about the devaluation of the truck.
Furthermore, monthly rental payments are often lower than loan payments, and you can set the pricing depending on the terms of your lease or rental agreement, allowing you to budget for a fixed monthly cost.
Opting to rent your forklift truck on a long-term contract will typically lower maintenance costs. When you choose LTR via Toyota we take care of all your service needs, meeting the highest levels of operational performance and uptime.
As opposed to long-term renting, short-term rental (STR) is a more flexible approach to hiring a forklift truck where we can support your more sudden needs – that could be for one day, a week, or several months.
STR is the immediate solution for temporary issues, such as: