You’ll add your site and dates in the hire request.
Hiring a forklift starts with the load and the place it needs to go. Explore the forklift catalogue, then tell Rentier about your site, dates and material-handling requirement.
Include the heaviest load, its dimensions, the required lift height and any attachment requirements. A nominal capacity label is not enough to establish suitability for every load. The selected machine’s capacity and configuration need to be checked against the task.
Describe the surface, aisle widths, doorway clearance and indoor or outdoor use. Record any restrictions on fuel type, ventilation or emissions. Give the delivery team the site address and access information when you submit your requirement.
Use your requested start and finish dates to describe a one-off job or a longer requirement. The offer should specify charging periods, delivery and collection, extras and GST. If you expect the dates to change, raise this before accepting so extension and end-of-hire terms can be explained.
Include your preference and the operating environment. Availability and suitability are checked for the offered machine; choosing a fuel type does not reserve stock.
No. Describe the load, lift and reach you need, rather than treating the two categories as interchangeable. You can explore the separate telehandler guide before submitting a request.
Rentier currently has partners in Auckland, Waikato and Bay of Plenty. Equipment availability and delivery are confirmed for each request.
Your quote will set out the equipment hire cost, delivery and collection, any additional charges and GST. Pricing and payment terms are confirmed before you book. Sending a request does not confirm a booking.
Yes. Tierry is Rentier’s AI rental manager, here to help with questions about equipment, hire and how to hire.
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