
Pickup truck rental in Tashkent: 3 reliable models for construction, cargo, and countryside trips
A pickup is a working tool that is equally useful on a construction site, at the dacha, and on a long road. Rent-Trip has 3 proven models with four-wheel drive and automatic transmission: Chevrolet Colorado, Toyota Hilux, and Isuzu D-Max.
Why rent a pickup truck in Tashkent: 4 scenarios where you need it
A pickup is not 'just a truck' but a working tool for city and country trips. We break down who needs pickup rental in Tashkent and why.
Transportation of building materials and oversized cargo
The open pickup body allows transporting bags of cement, boards, rebar, and large household appliances that don't fit in a sedan's trunk. Loading and unloading take minutes: the side drops down, and the high sides keep the cargo from falling out on turns. We often issue pickups for delivering building materials from warehouses in Sergeli and the Yashnabad district to sites across the city. The pickup's payload capacity is not unlimited: overloading beyond the specified values wears out the suspension and is dangerous on the road, so when planning transportation, it's worth estimating the cargo weight in advance.
Suburban trips and nature: Chimgan, Charvak, dacha
The pickup's all-wheel drive and high ground clearance handle confidently on dirt roads to Charvak and dacha communities, and the open bed accommodates bicycles, a grill, and food supplies. The road to Chimgan (~80 km) is asphalt to Burchmulla, then dirt roads to the tourist bases begin. In the dry season, even a sedan can get there, but after rain, the ruts turn into clay mush where all-wheel drive is essential. Even if you drive on asphalt to Chimgan, the return road after rain can be a challenge—all-wheel drive here is not an option but insurance.
Family trips and outdoor activities
The five-seat pickup cab accommodates a family of 4-5 people, while camping gear, a cooler, and a supply of firewood go in the bed. For a weekend trip to the Charvak Reservoir, this is an ideal format: all things in the bed, only passengers in the cabin. Tents, loungers, and a barbecue grill don't have to be squeezed between seats like in a station wagon. For a family trip to Charvak, a pickup is more convenient than an SUV: dirty tires, wet things, and the catch of fish don't dirty the cabin.
Work tasks: small business, delivery, mobile teams
For small construction crews, craftsmen, and shops, renting a pickup truck for a day or two replaces buying a cargo vehicle and resolves issues of delivering materials to the site. In our practice, there have been cases where a pickup was taken for installing air conditioners all over Tashkent: tools and equipment go in the bed, and a crew of 2-3 people in the cab. Renting a pickup is more profitable than hiring a cargo Gazelle when you need to bring tools and get the whole crew to the site at the same time.
Three pickup trucks for rent at Rent-Trip: model comparison
Rent-Trip's selection includes 3 pickup trucks: Chevrolet Colorado, Toyota Hilux, and Isuzu D-Max. All have automatic transmissions and all-wheel drive. The difference is in character, interior, and price.
Chevrolet Colorado: a comfortable all-rounder for city and highway
Chevrolet Colorado at Rent-Trip — a pickup with automatic transmission and all-wheel drive, which is softer than the Hilux on asphalt and quieter in the cabin, price — from 1,500,000 UZS/day. The Colorado's suspension is tuned closer to a passenger car: on broken city roads and ditches, the shaking is less than in utilitarian classmates. The interior has modern multimedia and comfortable seats, so a long trip to Samarkand does not become a test. The Colorado is a good choice if you need a pickup not only for construction, but also as your main transport for a week: it drives almost like a crossover in the city.
Toyota Hilux: legendary reliability for tough conditions
Toyota Hilux is the most affordable pickup in the Rent-Trip selection, from 1,400,000 UZS/day, with a reputation as an unkillable workhorse. This model has earned its reputation over decades in Australia, Africa, and Central Asia—it is the Hilux that is most often seen on construction sites and expeditions. With us, the Hilux is taken both for delivering building materials and for trips to the Fergana Valley along the A-373 highway. The Hilux forgives a novice driver's mistakes off-road, but its suspension is stiffer than the Colorado's—this is felt on long asphalt stretches.
Isuzu D-Max: a utilitarian choice for construction and farming tasks
Isuzu D-Max at Rent-Trip — a pickup with a diesel character and automatic transmission, from 1,500,000 UZS/day, designed for regular cargo work. The D-Max diesel engine is more economical than gasoline classmates on the highway, and low-end torque allows confident starts with a loaded bed. The frame and leaf spring suspension are designed for constant overloads, so the D-Max requires less frequent suspension repairs under intensive use. The D-Max is often chosen when a pickup is needed for a specific construction or farming task: its suspension and frame are built for constant load.
Comparison of pickup trucks in a table: price, body type, transmission
| Model | Body type | Transmission | Price |
|---|---|---|---|
| Toyota Hilux | Pickup, 5 seats | Automatic | from 1,400,000 UZS/day |
| Chevrolet Colorado | Pickup, 5 seats | Automatic | from 1,500,000 UZS/day |
| Isuzu D-Max | Pickup, 5 seats | Automatic | from 1,500,000 UZS/day |
How much does it cost to rent a pickup truck: rates, deposit, and mileage
Transparent terms — what we consider mandatory in rental. We explain what makes up the cost of renting a pickup in Tashkent: tariff, deposit, and mileage.
Rent-Trip pickup truck rates
Pickup truck rental in Tashkent at Rent-Trip starts from 1,400,000 UZS/day for a Toyota Hilux; Chevrolet Colorado and Isuzu D-Max cost from 1,500,000 UZS/day. The base price already includes automatic transmission, all-wheel drive, and car insurance. On holidays and weekends, demand for pickups is higher — we recommend booking 2-3 days before your trip via Telegram to guarantee the desired model.
Deposit: amount and return terms
The deposit is a mandatory condition of rental; it depends on the car class: from 3,000,000 UZS for economy and comfort to 8,000,000 UZS for premium and unique models. For pickups from our selection, the deposit is fixed individually in the contract, depending on the chosen model. It is returned within 1–3 business days after returning the car without damage or fines. We accept the deposit in cash or by bank card Uzcard/Humo, and for non-cash payments we block the amount on the card.
Mileage: limit and surcharge for kilometers
The pickup truck rental rate includes up to 200 km per day—enough for a trip to Charvak (160 km round trip) or to a dacha in the Tashkent suburbs. Beyond the limit, there is an extra charge per kilometer, the amount of which is specified in the contract and fixed upon signing. Before handing over the car, we record the odometer readings, and upon return, we verify the actual mileage—there are no discrepancies.
How to rent a pickup truck in Tashkent: documents and process
The rental process takes 15-20 minutes if documents are ready. We explain what is needed to get a pickup and how the car handover goes.
Documents for rental
To rent a pickup truck in Tashkent, you need a passport and a driver's license of category B with at least 2 years of driving experience. Foreign citizens can rent a car with a foreign passport with a valid visa or registration in Uzbekistan. We check documents on the spot, verify the data, and make a copy of the passport for the contract. Driving experience of less than 2 years is not a reason for refusal, but in this case we may increase the deposit.
How the car handover works
When handing over the pickup, we inspect the body together with you, recording existing scratches and chips in the acceptance certificate. You check the fuel level, air conditioning operation, and tire condition — everything is recorded in the contract. We show how the tailgate folds down and where the jack and spare tire are. Signing the contract takes 10-15 minutes, after which you receive the keys and car documents.
Rental payment
You can pay for pickup truck rental in cash in UZS, by bank card Uzcard or Humo, as well as through payment systems Payme and Click. No prepayment is required — just pay the deposit upon receiving the car. For rentals of 7 days or more, we offer individual payment terms, which are discussed at booking.
Where to go in a pickup truck: suburban and intercity routes
A four-wheel-drive pickup opens up destinations where going in a sedan is undesirable or impossible. We share routes that are popular with our renters.
Chimgan and Charvak Reservoir
The most popular suburban destination from Tashkent is Chimgan and Charvak, about 80 km from the city. The road takes about 1.5 hours: first the highway to Gazalkent, then a serpentine into the mountains. On Charvak, a pickup is convenient for transporting water sports equipment — paddleboards, boats, and coolers with food fit in the bed without problems. During peak season (May-September), there are many cars on Charvak, so we recommend leaving early in the morning.
Samarkand, Bukhara and other cities of Uzbekistan
Intercity trips in a pickup truck are about comfort and capacity. Samarkand is about 300 km away along the M-39 highway, taking 4–4.5 hours. In the bed, you can load large purchases, souvenirs, or equipment that doesn't fit in a regular sedan. For a trip to Bukhara (600 km) or Khiva (1000 km), we recommend renting for several days—the 200 km/day limit is better clarified when booking in this case.
Travel to Kazakhstan and Kyrgyzstan
From Tashkent, you can drive a pickup truck to Kazakhstan through the Gishtkuprik checkpoint or to Kyrgyzstan through Dustlik. To travel abroad, you need a foreign passport and permission to take the car out of the country — we arrange it in advance when booking. A pickup truck is a good choice for a trip to Shymkent or Bishkek if you are carrying a lot of cargo or traveling with a group.
How we prepare a pickup for delivery: condition, contract, support
We tell you what happens to the car before you get the keys. Every pickup undergoes preparation before issuance.
Technical condition check
Before each handover, a mechanic checks the oil, coolant, and brake system levels. We inspect the suspension on a lift, check the condition of tires and their pressure. Air conditioning is a mandatory check item: in Tashkent's +40°C heat, a non-working climate control turns a trip into a trial. All work is recorded in a checklist that is signed before handover.
Contract and insurance
With each renter, we conclude an official contract that specifies the rate, mileage limit, and deposit return conditions. The car is insured, and the contract specifies cases covered by insurance. We explain every clause of the contract before signing — no hidden conditions or fine print. When renting a pickup for construction or cargo transportation, we recommend discussing extended body coverage.
Support on the route
Throughout the entire rental period, you can contact us via Telegram — we are available from 8:00 to 22:00 without days off. If a breakdown occurs on the road, we will arrange towing or a car replacement, depending on the situation. Our renters often call with questions about roads to Charvak or gas stations on the highway — we suggest proven routes.
Conclusion
A pickup is a universal answer to the issues of transporting building materials, country trips, and work tasks. Three models with four-wheel drive and automatic transmission cover different scenarios: from light city use to regular cargo work. When choosing, focus on the car's character and budget: Toyota Hilux is a proven workhorse, Chevrolet Colorado is comfort for everyday use, Isuzu D-Max is endurance under load. Before booking, estimate the cargo weight and planned mileage to choose the right model and calculate the budget for extra kilometers.

