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Adventure Kings’ parent company 4WD Supacentre has introduced wholesale pricing across its entire retail network, allowing customers to access trade prices by purchasing a minimum of four items. The move applies to all purchases made through the company’s website, physical stores, and contact centre.
The wholesale pricing model is straightforward:
- Create a free account,
- Add four or more items to your cart,
- Now any products above wholesale pricing automatically drop to the wholesale price at checkout.
It’s a significant shift in how the budget camping and 4WD gear retailer operates, effectively opening up trade pricing to anyone willing to buy in slightly larger quantities.
How wholesale pricing actually works
The system operates on two scenarios depending on what you’re buying.
If you’re mixing daily deal specials with regular-priced items, the daily deals stay at their already-discounted price while any non-sale items get reduced to wholesale pricing, provided you’ve got four or more items total in your cart. For those buying only regular-priced items, the wholesale pricing kicks in automatically once you hit that four-item minimum.
The key detail is that products already discounted at or below wholesale pricing won’t receive further discounts, but items currently on sale above the wholesale price will drop to the lower wholesale rate. Essentially, you’re getting wholesale pricing or better, whichever is lower at the time you check out.
There’s no restriction on which products count toward the four-item minimum. A combination of anything from fridges and swags to recovery boards and camping chairs will unlock the pricing, making it practical for anyone kitting out a vehicle or upgrading their camping setup. The only exclusions are gift vouchers, memberships, and subscriptions.
What’s available
The store stocks the complete Adventure Kings range, including fridges, dual battery systems, swags, gazebos, rooftop tents, awnings, recovery gear, and camping equipment. Multiple in-store displays allow customers to inspect products firsthand, which is particularly useful for larger items like rooftop tents and slide-on campers where seeing the actual build quality makes a difference.
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The wholesale pricing model represents a genuine shift in how budget camping gear is sold in Australia. For anyone planning to buy multiple items, whether that’s building a complete camp kitchen setup or equipping a new tourer, getting consistent wholesale pricing across the board makes the value proposition significantly stronger than waiting for individual items to go on sale.
More information about the wholesale pricing model and store locations is available at 4WD Supacentre.
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