The check in process was miserable in really cold weather. I did all the registration the day before. Photo of myself, drivers license and had NO idea I would have to do it all over again at the location. It took awhile to get to customer service and she was really good but the whole process took 30 minutes, which delayed our move.
Douglas H
Lehigh Yard
(U-Haul Neighborhood Dealer)
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Awful location. Original vehicle had dog vomit on the inside of the vehicle, dog hair covering the seats, leftover food bags, and items left in the back of the van, all from the previous user. Owner of the location was unhelpful and irritated when reaching out for assistance. There is no parking at the location, so your car is at risk of being towed if you have to leave it there. Uhaul support was extremely helpful, and assisted me in every way possible. I have requested a refund with customer service due to the disgusting vehicle that was allotted to me and the behavior from the location head.
Matthew PThe pick up went well and the attendant showed up on time. He had the truck ready for me when I arrived.
Thomas ATwo things: U Haul has to make it crystal clear to anyone wanting to rent from this location ( this place has no one on attendance) it become disappointing clear ones I gonna there. Second this place it is in my opinion unsafe for customers dropping rentals at night ( location is terrible)
Rodolfo FIt was a relatively unkept gravel lot on the side of the street by the train tracks. More clear signage and asphalt and cutting back weeds/overgrown trees could help.
Robert C