About East Coast Car Rentals
East Coast Car Rentals is an Australian car hire company based in Brisbane, Queensland, with branches at major airports and city locations across Australia. They offer a wide range of vehicles including compact and economy cars, family sedans, SUVs, people movers, and commercial vehicles, serving both holidaymakers and business travellers. Bookings can be made online at eastcoastcarrentals.com.au, through travel agents, or directly with a branch, and rentals typically include standard kilometre allowances with optional extras like child seats, GPS, and additional insurance cover.
A charge from East Coast Car Rentals will usually appear on your bank or card statement after you make a vehicle booking or pick up a rental car. This can include a prepaid online booking, the main rental charge at vehicle collection, optional extras (insurance, accessories, one-way fees), fuel charges, toll processing, or late return fees. You may also see a temporary security bond or authorization hold for the rental deposit or insurance excess; this is commonly taken at pickup and released after the vehicle is returned in acceptable condition and all charges are finalised.
If you’re unsure about an East Coast Car Rentals charge, start by checking your email for a booking confirmation or rental agreement from eastcoastcarrentals.com.au and compare the dates and amounts to your statement. Log into your account on their website (if you created one) or refer to your rental agreement number to review the breakdown of charges. For questions or disputes, contact their customer service team using the contact details shown on your confirmation email or on the “Contact Us” page of their website, and have your full name, rental location, booking or agreement number, and the exact amount/date of the charge ready. Common issues—such as bond holds not yet released, refuelling fees, tolls, or traffic infringement admin fees—are typically resolved by reviewing the rental agreement and, if needed, providing supporting documents like fuel receipts or bank screenshots.