Tipper Trucks
- Easy-to-drive tipper trucks
- Ideal for landscaping, earthworks and site clean-up
- Daily, weekly and long-term hire
- Pick up from our Mangere yard or we deliver
Available for hire
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Frequently asked questions
What trucks do you have for hire?
We hire a 3 tonne tipper truck plus 6 tonne and 10 tonne transport trucks. Call 0800 467 009 to check availability and find the right truck for your work.
Can I drive the tipper truck on a car licence?
Yes, the 3T tipper can be driven on a standard car licence. For the larger transport trucks, our team can advise what licence class you'll need.
What can I use a tipper truck for?
Tippers are ideal for carting sand, gravel, soil and demolition waste. The hydraulic tipping bed lets you unload material straight onto the ground at your delivery site.
How long can I hire a truck for?
Daily, weekly and long-term hire are all available, with flexible terms on longer rentals. Tell us your programme and we'll work something out.
Do I pick the truck up or can you bring it to me?
Either works — collect from our yard at 11 Waokauri Pl, Mangere, or talk to us about getting it to you. Call 0800 467 009 to arrange.
What condition are your hire trucks in?
Our trucks are regularly serviced by our own workshop and safety-checked before hire, and they're fitted with GPS tracking.
How much does tipper truck hire cost?
Rates depend on the truck and how long you need it. Call us on 0800 467 009 or request a quote online and we'll price it up.
More about our tipper trucks hire
Tippers can be driven on a car licence and are used for transporting materials such as sand, gravel or demolition waste. A tipper truck has an open-box bed, hinged at the rear and equipped with hydraulic rams to lift the front, allowing material to be deposited on the ground behind the truck at the delivery site.
With competitive rates for the Auckland region and highly responsive service, call our Equipt machine experts on 0800 467 009 to discuss all your machinery hire needs today.