About Coates Hire
Coates Hire is one of Australia’s largest equipment rental providers, supplying machinery, tools, vehicles, and site services to construction, mining, infrastructure, trade, and industrial customers. Headquartered in Mascot, New South Wales, Coates operates an extensive national branch network and an online booking platform at coates.com.au. They offer everything from small power tools, access equipment, and generators through to earthmoving machinery, traffic management gear, portable buildings, and engineered solutions for major projects. Customers can hire on a casual basis or via trade and commercial accounts.
A Coates Hire charge may appear on your bank or credit card statement if you (or your company) have rented equipment, vehicles, or site services, either in-store at a Coates branch, via phone, or online. Charges can include hire fees (daily, weekly, or longer-term), delivery and pickup fees, fuel, cleaning, damage waiver, consumables, and tolls for hired vehicles. You might also see a pre-authorisation or security hold placed on your card when opening a cash account or collecting equipment, which can later be reversed or adjusted to match the final invoice. Some charges may be processed after you return the equipment, once meter hours, damage, or missing items have been checked.
To verify or resolve a Coates Hire charge, start by checking your recent hire activity: booking confirmations, rental contracts, and invoices sent to your email or company accounts team, or by logging into your account at coates.com.au. Compare the transaction date and amount with the hire period, delivery dates, and any extra fees listed on your paperwork. If you still have questions, contact Coates Hire customer service by calling 13 COATES (13 26 28) within Australia or reaching out to your local branch; you can also use the contact form or live chat (where available) on coates.com.au. Keep your invoice number, contract number, or the last four digits of the card used handy—this will help them quickly locate your hire agreement, explain the charge, issue corrected invoices, or process any eligible refunds or adjustments.