Are Ryder Sprinter Cargo Rentals Unlimited Mileage?

How Ryder actually prices Sprinter cargo mileage

• Short-term commercial rental — typically 100–200 miles/day included, with per-mile overage in the $0.25–$0.45 range depending on market and vehicle class.
• Weekly/monthly commercial rental — bundled mileage (often 700–1,500/week or 2,500–3,500/month), overage billed at the same per-mile rate.
• ChoiceLease (long-term full-service lease) — annual mileage is a contract term; you pick 15K, 25K, 40K+ per year, and overage is billed at end of term.

Where the "unlimited" confusion comes from

Consumer rental brands like Enterprise, Hertz, and Avis often advertise unlimited mileage on standard passenger vehicles rented in-state. That policy does not extend to commercial cargo vans in most cases — and it never applies to Ryder, which is a commercial fleet operator, not a consumer rental brand.

Which cargo/Sprinter rentals actually offer unlimited miles

• Enterprise Truck Rental — offers unlimited in-state miles on many cargo vans and box trucks; out-of-state trips are per-mile.
• Penske Truck Rental — one-way and local moves often include unlimited miles on one-way, capped on local.
• U-Haul cargo vans — unlimited miles on one-way rentals, per-mile on local (usually $0.79–$1.09/mile).
• Home Depot Load 'N Go — flat 75-minute or daily rate with a mileage cap.

How to verify before booking

Always confirm the mileage line item on the written rental quote — not just what a rep tells you on the phone. Ryder's rental terms and any per-mile overage will be printed on the reservation confirmation and the master rental agreement. If the words "unlimited miles" don't appear in writing, assume there's a cap.