Refrigerated vans
You can transport fresh or frozen products in a refrigerated manner with a refrigerated truck. The cooling works on the road and/or on the 220V mains supply when the vehicle is stationary.
In need of a refrigerated van?
If you want to transport fresh produce, then renting a refrigerated van from DIKS Car Rental is a wise choice. With our wide selection of refrigerated vans, you're sure to find what you're looking for. All of our refrigerated vans are Mercedes-Benz and are no more than three years old. Mercedes-Benz is known for their luxury vehicles with extremely fine driving comfort. On top of that, our experienced mechanics check the trucks weekly to make sure you won't have any unexpected surprises. At DIKS you'll always find a refrigerated van that suits your needs!
Our deposit is only €200 + the rental amount.
Ready to go anywhere!
Our refrigerated trucks can go anywhere. So suppose you need to drive to our southern neighbors with your car full of food, no problem, even if you drive it to Spain! We don't fuss about it. Feel free to contact us if you have any questions.
Why rent a refrigerated truck or van from DIKS?
A responsible, well-maintained refrigerated van ready to drive around Europe in is one of the many advantages of renting a refrigerated van from DIKS. But you benefit from more! At DIKS you always rent your van at a bargain price. Your vehicle is insured at home and abroad and you can count on 24/7 roadside assistance. With a rental period of at least 7 days there will be no limit on your free mileage. In addition, we have a huge fleet to choose from. Whether you need to transport a few kilos of refrigerated goods or an entire truckload, DIKS has a refrigerated solution to suit you needs.
Frequently asked questions
We believe car hire should be clear, easy and familiar. Whether it's a passenger van in which you drive your football team to an away game, a van for moving to your new place or a convertible for your holiday to France. You choose what you need to do what you want. Want more information or have any questions? Then go to: Frequently asked questions.