Find a GVM Upgrade Installer in 60 Seconds

Connect with experienced GVM upgrade installers in your local area. Submit your details and a suitable installer will contact you within 24 hours to discuss your vehicle and requirements.

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150+ Local Installer Network.
Matched by location across Australia.

National GVM Upgrade Specialists.
Passenger & commercial vehicles.

100% Installer-led compliance.
Requirements confirmed directly.

How It Works

Get your GVM upgrade sorted in three simple steps

60 seconds

Tell us about your vehicle

Complete the 60-second form with your vehicle details.

24 hours

Speak with a local GVM specialist

A local GVM installer will reach out to assess your vehicle and next steps.

2-4 weeks

Become compliant and capable

Compare your options and choose the best GVM solution to safely and legally carry your load.

Why GVM Upgrades Australia?

A simpler way to connect with the right GVM installer

Compliance-aware

We connect you with installers who understand engineering, certification, and state-based registration requirements relevant to GVM upgrades.

Nationwide installer network

Access a broad network of GVM specialists across Australia, supporting both pre-registration and post-registration upgrades.

Total transparency

You're connected directly with installers, so you can ask the right questions and decide what works for your vehicle — no pressure, no middleman.

Common Questions

Everything you need to know about GVM upgrades

GVM upgrade costs vary based on your vehicle, the engineered upgrade kit required, and your location. In Australia, standard GVM upgrade packages typically cost between $2,500 and $10,000, while more comprehensive or high-end upgrades can exceed $10,000+.

Yes, GVM upgrades are legal in Australia when performed correctly with approved components and certified by an engineer. The upgrade must be registered with your state's transport authority. Your chosen installer will work with you to ensure compliance with regulations.

The typical timeline is 2-4 weeks from initial consultation to completion. This includes assessment, ordering parts, installation (usually 1-2 days), and engineering certification. Timelines may vary based on parts availability and installer schedules.

Coverage varies by insurer and policy. Insurers may require you to disclose any vehicle modifications and request engineering certification. You should confirm directly with your insurer that the upgraded and certified vehicle remains covered under your policy.

ADR stands for Australian Design Rules — the national standards for vehicle safety, emissions, and anti-theft compliance. An ADR Compliant GVM upgrade means the modification meets these federal standards and has been certified by an approved engineer.

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