While we specialise in self-serve trailer hire, we also offer a range of trucks, vans, utes, lawnmowers, and more.
While we have thousands of trailers, vehicles, and other hire equipment across Australia, unfortunately we aren't able to offer every hire item in every state. Always check the hire item page for more information, or simply use our online booking engine to check availability. Some items are only available in specific locations.
As soon as you have returned your trailer in our system the bank is notified to credit your account for the amount of your deposit. Depending on your bank, there can be a delay in payment of up to 5 working days. If you have not recieved your deposit within this period, please contact our office on 1300 882 187 and press 3 to access our accounts department.
Laws vary from state to state. Please refer to the table below to see if you're able to tow a trailer on your licence.
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SA | VIC | NSW | QLD | NT | WA | TAS | ACT |
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Unable To Tow | |
Able To Tow |
Yes. To extend your hire you will need to call us on 1300 882 187. Please ensure you have your contract number handy.
If for whatever reason you need to cancel a booking, there will be a cancellation fee. Please call us on 1300 882 187 to cancel the booking. If the booking is cancelled, 5% of the total amount will be kept.
If you fail to collect your hire within 1 hour of the schedules pickup time, no refund will be given.
The requirement is 21 years of age on a full licence.
Please see our trailer specifications page for all carrying weights and trailer dimensions.
A tow ball of 50mm is required.
Yes, this needs to be fitted by a tow bar specialist. Tow bar, D Shackle and 50mm tow ball are all part of the towbar and should be supplied by the hirer when picking up a trailer. You cannot hire a tow bar, they are a structural component that needs to be fitted by a tow bar specialist.
All of our trailers that are braked are fitted with an override braking system - a braking system that uses inertia to apply braking to the trailer. When the vehicles brakes are applied, the trailer follows up and applies its own brakes via a mounted plunger system inside the coupling which slides in and activates the braking device on the wheels.
Please note: the trailer brakes are not designed to pull the towing vehicle up. They are designed to assist the towing vehicle's braking only.
We have all the different leads with the different plug types inside the agent's shop to suit most vehicles. Some European vehicles require their own adapters issued from the manufacturer.
All of our trailers are fitted with 7 pin LARGE metal bases which are looped for 7 pin and 5 pin plugs. If you have a plug that is different than the one on the trailer, don't worry we have all of the plug types inside the agent's shop.
Technical tip: If you have a large 7 or 5 pin plug base on your car same as the trailer, and you plug the lead in to check the lights and you only get brake and tail lights working, just turn the lead around and that should rectify the problem.
If there is an issue with the trailer upon picking it up, please contact our booking office on 1300 882 187
Our trailers carry spare tyres but not jacks or wheel braces so be sure to take these before your journey. If you do have a flat or blow out and you've fit the spare tyre, please call the booking office on 1300 882 187 and inform them first before to dropping into any GoodYear or Beaurepaires for tyres store and the damaged tyre will be fixed free of charge.
There are 3.3 feet to every 1 metre. Conversely, there are 0.3 metres to 1 foot. You can also use an online tool to help you with your conversion.
All bookings and enquiries are handled through our head office which can be contacted on 1300 882 187. If the trailer you want is booked out at your closest location, we can find another hire for you that is closest in the area.