Investing in new workshop equipment doesn’t need to tie up your capital. At Hoist & Garage, we offer flexible leasing and finance options designed to help automotive workshops, tyre shops, and dealerships access the equipment they need — while keeping cashflow healthy and predictable.
Whether you’re fitting out a new workshop or upgrading existing equipment, we can structure a solution that aligns with your business goals and expected return.
Finance is another effective way to invest in new workshop equipment while preserving working capital.
With finance, you own the equipment at the end of the term, with repayments typically structured over 12 to 48 months depending on your requirements.
Payments are structured into principal and interest, with the interest portion generally tax deductible — helping support cashflow while you grow your business.
Leasing is a popular choice for many workshops because it reduces upfront cost and spreads investment over time with a fixed monthly payment.
Your lease can be structured to reflect how your equipment generates revenue, making it easier to align cost with performance.
This flexibility helps your workshop stay current without large capital outlay or equipment obsolescence risk.
Choosing workshop equipment leasing or finance can help your business:
It’s a practical way to build, upgrade, or expand your workshop without overextending your resources.
Every workshop is different, and so is every investment. We’ll help you find a leasing or finance solution that fits your equipment, your workflow, and your long-term plans.
Most automotive workshop equipment can be financed or leased, including hoists, tyre changers, wheel balancers, wheel aligners, brake testers, and full workshop fitouts. We can structure finance around individual items or complete workshop solutions.
Leasing allows you to use the equipment for a fixed monthly payment without owning it during the term, with flexible end-of-term options. Finance means you own the equipment once the agreement is complete, after paying it off over an agreed term.
Terms typically range from 12 to 48 months, depending on the equipment and your business requirements. We can tailor terms to suit cashflow and expected return from the equipment.
In many cases, minimal upfront cost is required. The structure depends on the type of equipment, your credit profile, and the overall agreement, but options are available to reduce initial capital outlay.
At the end of a lease, you can usually choose to upgrade to new equipment, extend the lease, or purchase the equipment outright, depending on the agreement structure.
In most cases, lease payments and the interest component of finance payments may be tax deductible as a business expense. We recommend confirming specific tax treatment with your accountant or financial advisor.
