Koelwagen Lease vanaf €10.900

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Financial lease or cash purchase: what suits your refrigerated truck?

When purchasing a refrigerated truck, you'll weigh lease against cash payment. With financial lease, you finance up to 100% of the purchase value, spread the costs over a term of up to 72 months, and keep working capital available for stock, fuel and maintenance. This is also accessible to start-ups and sole traders without an extensive business history. Do you have an existing vehicle? Trade-in is possible, immediately reducing the lease sum. If you prefer to buy in cash, you're the full owner from day one and pay no interest over the term - the choice mainly depends on how much liquidity you want to keep available for daily operations.

What should you check with a used refrigerated truck?

With a used refrigerated truck, first check the cooling unit: brand, year of manufacture, running hours and maintenance history largely determine the remaining lifespan. Next, check the insulation value of the floor and walls - damaged panels or damp spots indicate cold bridges and higher energy consumption. Test the door seals and locks, as a poorly sealing door lets the temperature escape. For professional food transport, a valid ATP certificate is often required; always ask for this. Finally, pay attention to the floor type: aluminium tread plate is wear-resistant and easy to clean, while a wooden floor is more sensitive to moisture.

Van-based refrigerated truck or box truck: which size suits your load?

For daily delivery rounds with many stops, such as catering or hospitality deliveries, a refrigerated truck based on a van (Sprinter, Transit, Daily) is often more practical: manoeuvrable in the city and drivable with a B driving licence up to 3.500 kg. If you transport larger volumes or drive fixed routes between distribution centres, a box truck on a lorry chassis (such as a Eurocargo) offers more load volume and payload, although a C driving licence is usually required for this. Some refrigerated trucks have a separate compartment for fresh and frozen goods, useful if you combine both temperature zones in a single trip.

Day-night cooling or a continuously running diesel unit?

A day-night cooling unit runs on electricity and can be connected to mains power at night, allowing it to run silently and without fuel consumption during the day - practical for early deliveries in low-emission zones and residential areas. A continuously running diesel unit (for example from Thermo King or Carrier) has its own engine and is independent of power connections, which is suitable for long trips or days without a fixed parking location. When choosing, take your routes into account: many short trips with overnight parking at a fixed location favour day-night cooling, while longer routes call for an independent diesel unit.