Moving day in Toronto usually comes down to a handful of truck rental counters scattered across the city, and their ratings tell very different stories. Between them these truck rental services in Toronto have logged 1,369 reviews, and the spread is wide, from a 4.7 average down to 3.6, so which one you pick actually matters here more than it does in most service categories.
Short answer: Advantage Car & Truck Rentals on Queen St E leads by review volume with a 4.5 rating across 450 reviews and a downtown counter open into the evening. Bristol Car and Truck Rental runs close behind at 4.6 across 191 reviews with a Canadian-owned team praised for straightforward pricing. Enterprise Truck Rental posts the highest rating on the page at 4.7, though on a smaller review base of 117.
How we rank these rental counters
We pull live Google ratings and review counts for truck rental services in Toronto, then weigh the rating against how many customers actually left one (volume), how recently people are still reviewing (recency), and how complete each listing is (site, phone, hours). No business can pay to change these numbers, including the lower-rated names on this list.
How much does a truck rental cost in Toronto? (2026)
None of the operators on this page publish a fixed local rate card, and pricing depends heavily on truck size, rental length, mileage, and season. Ask for a quote by size and date rather than relying on a headline number, since national chains especially adjust pricing by demand.
Serving Toronto and the GTA
Pickup points span downtown (Queen St E and Nassau St), the east end (Parliament St), and North York (Dufferin St), covering most of the central city without a long drive. If you’re searching for truck rental near me for a same-day move, Advantage and Bristol both keep weekday hours into the early evening.
What to ask before you book a moving truck
- Is mileage included, or charged separately on top of the day rate?
- If I need a dolly, blankets or other equipment, can you confirm it will actually be in the truck?
- What’s your policy if I need to extend the rental by a few hours?
- Do you offer one-way rentals, or does the truck need to come back to this location?
- Is there a minimum age or extra fee for younger drivers?
- What happens if the truck size I booked isn’t available when I arrive?
Frequently asked questions
Are these rankings paid?
No. Rankings come from public Google data. A business can pay to be a Featured Partner (badge and top placement), but that never changes another business’s score or position.
How did you choose these truck rental services?
We pulled every truck rental service in Toronto with a public Google Business listing, then ranked by rating, review volume, and how recently customers were still reviewing them.
Which Toronto truck rental has the best reviews?
Enterprise Truck Rental posts the highest average rating on this page at 4.7, though on a smaller review base than Advantage or Bristol.
Is U-Haul a good choice for a Toronto move?
The U-Haul dealer on this page has the lowest rating on this page, largely tied to equipment not being ready at pickup. It’s still a viable option, especially for one-way moves, but confirm your equipment directly before moving day.
How often is this updated?
We refresh ratings and review counts periodically. This page reflects data verified in July 2026.
The bottom line
Advantage Car & Truck Rentals is the safe default given its size and consistency, with Bristol a close second if you want a smaller, Canadian-owned operator. Whichever one you book, call ahead to confirm the exact truck size and any add-on equipment will be there when you arrive, that’s where the complaints on this page actually came from.
