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South-west Sydney, home ground
Pallets, pickups and trucks across south-west Sydney, from the yard at Prestons.
The yard sits in the Prestons industrial estate between the Hume Highway and the M7, so Liverpool, Moorebank, Ingleburn, Minto, Smeaton Grange, Wetherill Park, Eastern Creek and Erskine Park are the shortest runs we do. Sixty or more reusable pallets anywhere in Greater Sydney is a free pickup.
Or call Jayden on 0494 820 639, 7am to 5pm weekdays.
Quick answer
What does 360 do in south-west Sydney?
Pallet supply, pallet collection and trucks from the yard at Prestons, between the Hume Highway and the M7. Liverpool, Moorebank, Ingleburn, Minto, Smeaton Grange, Wetherill Park, Eastern Creek and Erskine Park are the shortest runs we do. Sixty or more reusable pallets anywhere in Greater Sydney is a free pickup; under that the stack is quoted as a clearance first. New and used pallets are priced the same business day when you ask before 2pm, with Greater Sydney delivery inside the quoted price.
The estates
Which south-west Sydney estates do we work every week?
The M7, the M5 and the Hume tie the south-west estates together, and most of our Sydney work sits on them. Each estate has its own page with the roads, the kind of sites that are there and what their pallet stacks usually look like:
- Prestons and Liverpool, 3 km: transport yards, food distributors and building suppliers on the Hume and Newbridge Road.
- Moorebank, 7 km: the intermodal terminal and the container unpack sites, so stacks are mixed with export sizes.
- Ingleburn and Minto, 9 km: manufacturers and 3PLs whose inbound pallets never go back out.
- Smeaton Grange, 18 km: building product suppliers feeding the south-west growth corridor.
- Wetherill Park, 15 km: one of the largest industrial estates in Sydney, food manufacturing, packaging and distribution centres.
- Eastern Creek, 22 km: the big distribution centres at the M4 and M7 junction.
- Erskine Park, 25 km: cold stores and distribution centres along Lenore Drive and Mamre Road.
- Milperra, Revesby and Padstow, 14 km: wholesalers and packaging around Bankstown Airport, on the Moorebank run.
- Campbelltown, Leumeah and Glenfield, 16 km: Blaxland Road manufacturers and the Hume Highway depots, with Ingleburn and Minto.
- Villawood, Yennora and Guildford, 15 km: Woodville Road manufacturers and the Yennora distribution estate, with Wetherill Park.
- Chullora, Greenacre and Bankstown, 22 km: the inner distribution depots and the Enfield intermodal, where container sizes turn up in the stacks.
Further out, the same rule and planned runs cover Greystanes, Pemulwuy and Girraween, Minchinbury, Huntingwood and Rooty Hill, Penrith, St Marys and Emu Plains, Marsden Park and Riverstone, Silverwater, Rydalmere and Auburn and Botany, Mascot and Banksmeadow; every one of them is inside Greater Sydney, so sixty reusable pallets is a free pickup there too.
The rule
Why is a pallet pickup free from sixty pallets here?
Because the pallets pay for the truck. Sixty or more reusable pallets inside Greater Sydney covers the run from Prestons, so the pickup is free and the stack is bought. Under sixty, the stack is quoted as a clearance before anything is booked, or it rides back on a delivery we are already making to the estate. The 60 pallet rule page works five real stacks through the arithmetic; the grades page explains what counts as reusable.
Pallet supply works the other way round: new and used standard 1165, Euro, export, plastic and heavy duty pallets delivered from the yard, priced the same business day when you ask before 2pm, with Greater Sydney delivery inside the quoted price.
Trucks
What do the trucks do in south-west Sydney?
Sydney metro pallet delivery runs from the same yard, timed by arrangement, with the vehicle picked to the pallet count: how many pallets fit on each truck. Shared freight takes one to six pallets on a truck already going that way, ambient only, next business day or later. A dedicated truck goes where the job is, priced by lane and vehicle on the booking page. From the south-west the regional lanes are Sydney to Wollongong (85 km via Picton Road), Sydney to the Central Coast (95 km up the M1) and Sydney to Newcastle (160 km).
Getting a number
One enquiry, three lines: sale, free collection, clearance.
Send a photo and a count from any south-west Sydney estate and you get the split in writing before anything is booked. Buying pallets or booking a truck? Say the suburb and the count and the price comes back the same business day when you ask before 2pm.
Questions about south-west Sydney
Where is the yard?
Prestons NSW 2170, in the industrial estate between the Hume Highway and the M7. The exact address goes on the booking confirmation.
Which suburbs count as Greater Sydney for the free pickup?
Everything inside the Sydney metropolitan area: the south-west, the west out to Penrith, the inner west, the south, the north and the northern beaches. The Central Coast, the Illawarra and the Hunter are priced in the written offer instead.
Can a stack under sixty still be collected?
Yes. It is quoted as a clearance first, or it rides back on a delivery we are already making to your estate. A short stack next door often makes the count with yours.
How quickly can pallets be delivered in Sydney?
Sydney metro delivery is timed by arrangement around your dock hours; the price is confirmed the same business day when you ask before 2pm.
Do you collect CHEP or Loscam pallets?
No. Pooled pallets belong to the pool and go back to it. Keep them out of the count.
Prefer to talk? Call Jayden on 0494 820 639. Every suburb we stop at is on the areas page. The Illawarra and the Hunter have their own pages: Wollongong to Nowra and Central Coast, Newcastle and the Hunter.
Related questions
- Pallets and trucks, Wollongong to Nowra
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- How many pallets fit on a truck?
Page updated 16 October 2026. Facts on this page are kept in step with the facts page; terms are explained in the glossary; the suburbs we stop at are on the areas page. Written by the team at 360 Operations Group, Prestons NSW; follow 360 on LinkedIn.