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2 trailers are currently listed for sale in Dubai on EquipmentsFinder, from 2 sellers. One is a box trailer and the other a mix trailer. Neither seller is verified yet, so ask for trade licence details before paying a deposit.
With two listings the choice is narrow. Buyers needing a flatbed, low-bed or tipper in Dubai can check the trailers for sale across the UAE page, or post a request for the type they want.
EquipmentsFinder is a listings marketplace, not a dealer. Each trailer is posted by the seller who owns it, with the location and the seller's phone and WhatsApp number. Buyers pay nothing to browse or contact sellers, and the platform takes no commission.
Price, payment terms and any warranty are agreed between buyer and seller. For a single haul, trailers for hire may be cheaper than buying.
The two trailers listed today fall into these subcategories:
Other trailer types are described below so that a buyer knows what to ask for, even though none is listed in Dubai today.
A flat deck for crates, steel, pipe and containers. It is the general-purpose choice, and the length and axle count decide what it can carry.
A deck set close to the ground lets tracked machines and tall plant drive on without exceeding height limits. Ramps or a gooseneck make loading easier.
A hydraulic ram lifts the body to tip out sand, aggregate and spoil. The condition of the ram and the hinge is what to check first.
Some trailers extend to carry long loads such as pipe or girders. Ask about the locking pins and the maximum extension.
Start with the heaviest and longest load you expect to carry, then add margin. Check the axle rating, the deck length and the type of coupling, and make sure the towing vehicle or prime mover can pull it.
For a used trailer, look at the chassis for cracks or repairs, the tyres and axles, the brakes and lights, and the landing legs.
Think about how the trailer will be used day to day. A box trailer that stays on a site as a lockable store has different needs from a mix trailer that travels between pours, and a trailer that crosses the emirate daily needs sound brakes and lights above everything else. Ask the seller how it has been used so far.
Only 1 of the 2 trailers listed in Dubai today shows a published price, so no range can be quoted. Prices depend on the type, length, axle count and condition, and each seller sets their own.
For the other, contact the seller and ask what the quote includes: VAT, delivery and any registration work should be confirmed in writing.
Both trailers are in Dubai, each from a different seller. The location is on the listing, and the area could be anywhere across the emirate, such as Jebel Ali (JAFZA) or Al Qusais, so confirm it before travelling.
Further afield, the Sharjah and Abu Dhabi pages show other trailers, and the Dubai hub lists everything else for sale in the emirate.
If neither trailer fits, post a request giving the type, length, axle count and budget. Sellers with unadvertised trailers can reply directly, and buyers pay no fee.
Only 1 of the 2 trailers listed in Dubai today shows a price, so there is no range to quote. Cost depends on type, length, axles, age and condition. Open the listing for the asking price where shown, or call the seller and ask what the quote includes, such as VAT and delivery.
Match the trailer to the load. A flatbed suits general cargo, a low-bed carries tracked machines, a tipper moves bulk material and a box trailer protects goods from weather and theft. Check axle rating and deck length against the heaviest, longest load, and confirm your prime mover can tow it.
A new trailer has a warranty and no repair history, but costs more and may take time to build. A used one is cheaper and available sooner. Inspect the chassis, axles and brakes with care, because hidden fatigue or poor repairs are the main risks with second-hand trailers.
Yes. Contact the seller using the phone or WhatsApp number on the listing and arrange a visit. Check the chassis welds, tyres, axle alignment, brakes, lights, landing legs and coupling, and for a tipper or mixer, run the hydraulics or drum before agreeing a price.
Ask the seller what they will supply before paying a deposit. A signed sale agreement or invoice with the chassis number is the usual minimum, with the seller's trade licence details. A registered trailer will also have registration papers, so ask how the transfer is handled and who pays for it.
One box trailer and one mix trailer are listed today. Flatbed, low-bed and tipper trailers are not listed in Dubai at the moment. A request describing the type, length and capacity wanted reaches sellers across the market, including those who have not advertised.
