About Move Yourself Trailer Hire
Move Yourself Trailer Hire is an Australian self-move vehicle and equipment rental company that operates a large network of automated hire kiosks at service stations, hardware stores, and retail locations across the country. Based in Cavan, South Australia, they specialise in short- and long-term hire of trailers, utes, vans, small trucks and other moving equipment so customers can transport goods themselves without using a traditional removalist service. Bookings can usually be made online at moveyourself.com.au or directly at a self-service kiosk, with payment handled via debit or credit card.
A Move Yourself Trailer Hire charge typically appears on a bank statement when you rent one of their trailers or vehicles, either through their website, call centre or at an unmanned kiosk. The amount may relate to the hire fee, optional add-ons (such as insurance or extra kilometres), late return fees, excess kilometre charges, or toll/admin charges applied after your hire ends. In many cases you will also see a separate pre-authorisation or security bond amount when you pick up the equipment, which may be higher than the final hire fee; this is released or adjusted once the rental is completed and finalised. Recurring or repeated charges often reflect multiple hires or adjustments processed after the vehicle is checked back in.
If you’re unsure about a Move Yourself Trailer Hire charge, start by checking your emails (including spam/junk) for a booking confirmation or tax invoice from moveyourself.com.au around the date of the charge, and think about whether you or a family member recently hired a trailer, ute, van, or small truck. Compare the amount on your bank statement with the total on your invoice, including any additional kilometre or late fees that may have been applied. For questions or disputes, contact Move Yourself directly via the contact details on moveyourself.com.au—have your booking number, date, and the last four digits of the card used ready so they can look up the transaction. If you still can’t identify the payment or suspect fraud, speak with your bank to discuss card cancellation and chargeback options.