Vehicles and transport
Cars, vans, utes, trucks and trailers for eligible business use.
Discuss vehicle finance →
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A productive asset should fit the business, its cash-flow cycle and expected useful life. Rockvale helps organise the transaction and compare suitable commercial finance structures where available.

Cars, vans, utes, trucks and trailers for eligible business use.
Discuss vehicle finance →Construction, earthmoving, agricultural and manufacturing assets, subject to lender policy.
Discuss machinery finance →Equipment for eligible medical, dental and professional practices.
Discuss practice equipment →Eligible technology, hospitality equipment and business fit-out assets.
Discuss equipment finance →
Confirm supplier, price, age, expected use, timing and business benefit.
Understand entity, trading history, cash flow, liabilities and available evidence.
Consider available loan, chattel mortgage, hire-purchase or lease pathways, terms and costs.
If approved, manage lender conditions, invoice checks and authorised supplier payment.
Representative lenders from Connective's published panel. Availability depends on Rockvale accreditation, your circumstances, the finance purpose and lender policy.











Start with the goal, approximate amount and timing. If a potential pathway is worth exploring, Rockvale will explain the evidence and assessment needed next.
Call 0452 233 907 →No approval promise and no pressure. Tell us what you need, and we will contact you to understand whether an appropriate finance pathway may be available.
Commercial finance options depend on the business, asset, supplier, security and lender policy. Tax and accounting advice is separate.
Depending on lender policy, options may cover vehicles, trucks, trailers, machinery, agricultural equipment, medical equipment, technology and other identifiable business assets.
Some lenders may offer streamlined evidence for eligible established businesses and assets. It is not no-document finance, and requirements vary by transaction and lender.
Options may be more limited and could depend on experience, deposit, contracts, asset type, director position, security and the strength of the proposal.
Ownership, cash flow, accounting and end-of-term outcomes differ. Confirm tax and accounting implications with your qualified adviser.