Iveco Daily Bakwagen met Laadklep vanaf €10.900

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What to look out for with an Iveco Daily box truck with tail lift

First check the permitted payload: the tail lift counts towards the weight you are still allowed to load, so factor in the lifting capacity of the lift (usually 750 to 1.500 kg) in your calculation. Also look at the type of lift: a cantilever lift folds away under the body and is lightweight, while an underrun lift offers greater load capacity but takes up loading space. Ask for the maintenance record of the hydraulics and test the lift during viewing for smooth up-and-down movement without jolts or leaks. Also check for rust around the rear axle, chassis rails and load floor, since the chassis of box trucks with tail lift is subject to extra strain. Finally, check whether the permitted gross vehicle weight (GVW) matches your driving licence.

Which configuration suits your use

The Iveco Daily is available in various lengths and heights, from L1H1 to more spacious variants with a longer wheelbase. For short distribution runs in the city, a compact version with a short wheelbase is more manoeuvrable, while a longer body with a higher GVW is more suitable for removals, furniture transport or pallets. A closed box body (often called a furniture box) protects the load against weather and theft and is the standard choice for couriers and removal companies. When it comes to the tail lift, pay attention to the platform size: for europallets, a minimum of 1.000 by 1.250 mm is required for safe loading and unloading. Also consider the step height of the tail lift in relation to your own business processes.

Buying or financial leasing an Iveco Daily

When purchasing a commercial vehicle, you often weigh buying against financial lease. If you buy the box truck outright, you become full owner immediately and have no ongoing obligations, but this does require a larger upfront investment. Financial lease spreads the purchase cost over a term of up to 72 months, freeing up capital for your business operations; at Tatev Auto this is possible with up to 100% financing, also for starters and self-employed professionals without an extensive business history. If you have a current vehicle, trade-in is welcome and can be offset against both an outright purchase and a lease contract. Ask in advance what happens to the box truck and tail lift at the end of the term.

Iveco Daily box truck versus Ford Transit or Mercedes Sprinter

The Iveco Daily distinguishes itself from competitors such as the Ford Transit and Mercedes Sprinter through its ladder chassis, traditionally used for heavier commercial vehicles and trucks. This makes the Daily particularly suitable for box trucks with a higher permitted gross vehicle weight and heavy tail lifts, where lighter vans reach their limits more quickly. Many Daily configurations feature rear-wheel drive, which provides a more stable weight distribution than front-wheel drive when fully loaded. If you are mainly looking for a compact box truck for light packages, a Transit or Sprinter may be a good solution; for heavy, daily use with a tail lift, the Daily is often the more robust choice.