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37 listings available
Dubai
AED 185,000
Dubai
AED 105
Dubai
AED 110
Dubai
AED 130
Dubai
Dubai
AED 185,000
Dubai
Dubai
Dubai
Dubai
Dubai
Dubai
37 trucks are currently listed for sale in Dubai on EquipmentsFinder, offered by 12 sellers, 1 of them verified. Mercedes accounts for 15 of the listings and Volvo for 6, with Mitsubishi (2), Ford (1), Komatsu (1) and Lovol (1) making up the brands that follow.
Cab and chassis units lead the stock, followed by dump trucks and mix trucks. Buyers in Dubai often compare against the trucks for sale across the UAE page, but all 37 listed here are in Dubai itself.
EquipmentsFinder is a listings marketplace, not a dealer. Each truck is posted by the seller who owns it, with photos, the location and the seller's phone and WhatsApp number. Buyers pay nothing to browse or contact sellers, and the platform takes no commission.
Open a listing, message the seller and arrange to see the truck. Price, payment terms and any warranty are agreed between the two parties. For a short contract, trucks for hire may suit better than buying.
The subcategories below show how today's stock splits. Each links to its own page.
10 dump trucks are listed in Dubai. Tippers move sand, aggregate and spoil on construction sites, and the things to check are the tipping ram, the body floor for wear and the tailgate hinges.
1 flatbed truck is listed. A flat deck carries pipe, steel and pallets, and suits loads that do not need protection from weather. A Hiab or lorry loader adds a crane for self-loading.
2 water tankers are listed, used for dust suppression, compaction water and site supply. Check the tank lining, pump and outlets, and the condition of the chassis under load.
The 15 cab and chassis units are bare chassis that take a body of the buyer's choice, such as a box, a flatbed or a tank. Ask whether any body is fitted and who will build it.
Work from the heaviest load and the material itself. Aggregate suits a tipper body, pipe and plant suit a flatbed, concrete needs a mixer and water needs a tank. Check the gross vehicle weight and the payload on the plate, not only the body size.
On a used truck, check the engine for smoke and leaks, the gearbox and clutch, the brakes and tyres, and the chassis for cracks or welded repairs. A truck's year matters, and the years listed here include 2019 (2), 2010 (2), 2013 (1) and 2014 (1).
Bring the paperwork into the decision early. A truck needs valid registration and the right insurance before it goes on the road, and a body that has been altered or added to a chassis should be documented, so ask the seller what is in place before agreeing a price.
14 of the 37 trucks listed in Dubai today carry a published price. They run up to AED 185,000, with a typical price around AED 76,500. Ask the seller to confirm what each price covers.
Price varies with the type, brand, year and mileage, so compare like with like. Ask whether the figure includes VAT, the body and delivery, and whether the truck is sold with a valid registration.
All 37 trucks are in Dubai, listed by 12 sellers. The area of each yard is shown on its listing, and it could be Al Quoz, Ras Al Khor or Jebel Ali (JAFZA), among others, so a buyer can plan one trip to view several trucks.
For stock elsewhere, the Sharjah and Abu Dhabi pages are next, and the Dubai hub lists everything else for sale in the emirate.
If none of the 37 trucks fits the body, payload or budget, post a request with what is needed. It reaches sellers across the market, including those with trucks not yet advertised, and replies come straight to the buyer with no fee.
14 of the 37 trucks listed today show a price, ranging up to AED 185,000 with a typical figure around AED 76,500. The spread reflects very different types and ages. Open the listing for the asking price or call the seller and ask what it includes.
Start from the load. A dump truck suits aggregate and spoil, a mix truck suits concrete, a water tanker suits dust control, and a flatbed or cab and chassis unit suits general haulage. Then check payload, gross weight and the licence class needed to drive it, since heavier trucks need the right licence.
New trucks come with a warranty and a clean history but cost more and may need a body fitted. Used trucks are cheaper and available immediately, and most of the Dubai stock is used. Check service records, mileage and the condition of the chassis and body, and budget for tyres and brakes.
Yes. Each listing shows the seller's phone and WhatsApp number, and a yard visit is normal. Start the engine cold, test the gearbox, brakes and body hydraulics, look under the truck for leaks and check the chassis. A mechanic familiar with heavy trucks is worth the fee.
Ask the seller what they will provide before paying a deposit. A signed sale agreement or invoice with the chassis number is the usual minimum, together with the vehicle registration papers and the seller's trade licence details. Ask how the registration transfer is handled and who pays for it.
Mercedes has 15 of the 37 listings and Volvo has 6. Mitsubishi has 2, while Ford, Komatsu and Lovol have 1 each. Choosing a brand with strong local parts and service support usually lowers downtime, so ask the seller about maintenance history.