Rentals — Tulsa, OK

Rent a shipping container in Tulsa, OK

Quick answer: renting a 20ft container typically runs $95–$200 a month and a 40ft $130–$300 a month, plus delivery and pickup. Below: the rates, the rent-vs-buy math, and the Tulsa dealers to call.

Most rented

20ft Standard

Typical Monthly Rent$95–$200/mo
Median Published Rate$132/mo
Double the space

40ft Standard

Typical Monthly Rent$130–$300/mo
Median Published Rate$179/mo
Extra headroom

40ft High Cube

Typical Monthly Rent$175–$250/mo
Median Published Rate$199/mo

Typical U.S. monthly rates and median published rates from national rental companies, October 2026 research. Month-to-month usually runs 15–25% above 12-month contract rates; delivery and pickup are extra (often $150–$400 each way).

Rent or buy in Tulsa?

Under ~6 months: rent. A season of jobsite storage or a renovation costs a few hundred dollars in rent, with no resale hassle at the end.

Past ~12 months: buy. A year of 20ft rent ($1,140–$2,400, plus delivery and pickup) roughly equals the delivered price of a used wind & watertight 20ft ($1,400–$3,200) — and with a purchase, you keep the box.

Tulsa has a river port, but it does not work the way buyers expect: the Tulsa Port of Catoosa, at the head of navigation of the McClellan-Kerr Arkansas River Navigation System, is a bulk and break-bulk barge port for grain, fertilizer, steel and project cargo — port officials have said plainly that they are not moving container-on-barge traffic — so ocean shipping containers do not arrive in Tulsa by water. They are trucked and railed in from depots in Kansas City, Dallas and Houston, and that haul is built into Tulsa prices. Western Container Sales makes the gap visible: its Tulsa page listed a used 20ft Wind & Watertight box from $3,005 before delivery, with self-pickup in Kansas City, versus $1,054 in Houston and under $1,000 in Chicago from the same seller, and the November 2026 national price index put the median used 20ft at $1,608 at the depot. Tulsa delivered prices therefore sit in the upper part of the national range — in Tulsa, a local yard that already holds the box in town can easily beat a cheaper out-of-state box once delivery is added, so compare delivered totals, not box prices.

Rental Dealers — Tulsa

4 of the Tulsa dealers we list rent containers

These dealers' own listings mention rentals. Confirm the monthly rate, minimum term, and delivery/pickup fees in writing.

Hugg & Hall Mobile Storage

📍 7524 East Pine, Tulsa, OK 74133

Tulsa yard of a regional mobile-storage company with 13 yards — sales, rentals and modifications, a large rental fleet, 12 to 48 month rent-to-own plans, and the option to browse the yard and pick a container in person or get photos of the exact unit first.

Pro Box Portable Storage

📍 1350 N Louisville Avenue, Tulsa, OK 74115

Tulsa yard — new and used containers for sale and rent in sizes from 10ft to 40ft, Wind & Watertight rental units with a patented locking system, a rental rate that is locked and does not rise for as long as you keep the container, and yard visits so you can pick out the exact unit yourself.

K-Box Mobile Storage

📍 5524 S Mingo Rd, Tulsa, OK 74146

Local Tulsa portable-storage dealer on South Mingo Road, listed among Tulsa's container suppliers for steel storage containers to buy or rent with onsite delivery in the Tulsa area.

Western Container Sales

📍 Serves Tulsa from its Kansas City depot (self-pickup in Kansas City)

Online seller that publishes live Tulsa pricing — fall 2026 listings showed a used 20ft Wind & Watertight from $3,005, a 40ft Wind & Watertight from $3,250 and a 40ft high cube from $3,305, all plus delivery, with rentals from $145/mo for a 20ft — sources used containers directly from cargo circulation, delivers by CDL drivers, and backs units with a 3-year watertight warranty. Note the self-pickup point for Tulsa is Kansas City: there is no Tulsa depot behind this price.

Delivery in Tulsa

Most Tulsa deliveries are tilt-bed drops that need a long, straight, level run — about 80 to 100 ft for a 20ft and about 120 ft for a 40ft, plus 12 to 14 ft of width and 14 to 16 ft of overhead clearance. Set the box on level, firm ground — concrete, asphalt, compacted gravel or blocking under the corners — in a spot that drains: Oklahoma's heavy thunderstorms can turn a low, soft site into mud a loaded truck cannot cross, and standing water rusts floors and binds doors. Plan for Oklahoma specifics before the truck rolls: extreme summer heat builds fast inside a sealed steel box, so ventilation, shade or a light, reflective color is worth considering, and door seals should be checked closely after storm seasons. Confirm the exact spot and door direction before delivery day, because moving a set container takes another truck. Check City of Tulsa, county and any HOA rules before you order, especially for a long-term or permanent placement.

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