Top cash and free removal for scrap, junk, dead and unwanted vehicles in Kelvin Heights — a peninsula suburb across the bay in the Queenstown Lakes. Any make, any condition, we come to you.
Kelvin Heights sits on the peninsula across Frankton Arm, a settled residential suburb known for its golf course and lake views. It's a quieter, established part of Queenstown where the vehicle that needs to go is often a second car or a long-term resident of the garage.
Whatever you've got and wherever it's sitting in Kelvin Heights, we'll make a cash offer and tow it away free.
Out on the peninsula across Frankton Arm, Kelvin Heights is one of Queenstown's more settled, established suburbs, known for its golf course, its lake and mountain outlook and its quieter residential streets. The vehicles we clear here are often second cars, retired runabouts or something that's been sitting in the garage a while since it was replaced.
Pickups are straightforward and free: we come to the driveway or garage, pay on collection and sort the paperwork. There's nothing for you to organise beyond letting us know the vehicle's there.
Get a free quote for your vehicle in Kelvin Heights — any make, any condition, free removal.
Yes — Kelvin Heights is part of our Queenstown Lakes pickup area. We buy cars, utes, vans and 4WDs in any condition in Kelvin Heights and tow them away free, whether you're in town or out on a rural property.
Completely free. The cash offer we give you for your vehicle in Kelvin Heights is what you get — there are no towing fees or deductions. Free pickup across Kelvin Heights' streets, driveways and garages.
No. You can sell a vehicle without a current WOF or rego as long as it isn't driven on the road — and since we tow it, it never has to be. We also sort the change-of-ownership paperwork for you.
Usually, yes — tell us how and where it's parked when you quote, and we'll bring the gear to get it out cleanly.
Tell us about it and we'll send a free, no-obligation cash offer — then tow it away free, right across Kelvin Heights and the Queenstown Lakes.