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34 listings available

Sharjah

Sharjah

Sharjah
AED 80,000

Sharjah

Sharjah
AED 200,000

Sharjah

Sharjah

Sharjah

Sharjah
AED 73,000

Sharjah
AED 65,000

Sharjah
AED 65,000

Sharjah
AED 65,000
Sharjah has 34 trucks listed for sale today, from 15 suppliers, 1 of them verified. Mercedes accounts for 14 of the 34. The stock is mostly work trucks rather than highway tractors: cab and chassis units, water tankers, mixers and tippers that dealers and yards in the Sharjah industrial areas sell on to contractors and fleet owners.
A used truck is judged on its chassis, engine and paperwork, so this page covers what to look at before paying. For stock in every emirate, see the UAE-wide truck page.
Each listing shows photos, specification, the location and the seller's phone and WhatsApp number. Of the 34 Sharjah trucks, 26 show an asking price; the other 8 are quoted on request.
EquipmentsFinder charges buyers nothing and takes no commission. The price, the viewing and the handover are agreed with the seller. The Sharjah hub lists the other categories on sale in the emirate, and the Dubai truck page is there for comparison.
The grid is sorted into nine subcategories. Cab and chassis is the largest with 10 listings, followed by water tankers with 7, mix trucks with 6 and dump trucks with 5. Hiab trucks have 2, and manlifts, flatbed trucks, recovery trucks and sewage tankers have 1 each.
Five dump trucks are listed. Look at the tipping body floor and the hoist ram, the chassis for cracks behind the cab, and whether the body has been patched. A dump truck that has hauled rock is harder on its body than one that carried sand.
One flatbed truck is listed, and the 10 cab and chassis units are the base for a flatbed or other body to be fitted. Check the bed, the lashing points and the load rating.
Seven water tankers, plus one sewage tanker, are available. Inspect the tank for corrosion and leaks, the pump and hoses, and ask what the tank has carried, especially if it will be reused for water.
Cab and chassis units are where a buyer adds a cargo body or specialist equipment. Also listed are Hiab trucks with a loader crane (2) and a recovery truck (1). For any crane-equipped truck, ask for the crane's inspection certificate.
Work out the heaviest regular load and the material. Aggregate and spoil need a tipper, water and wastewater need a tanker, concrete needs a mixer, and general cargo or machinery needs a flatbed or a cab and chassis with a body.
Then check the rated payload, the axle layout and the engine against the work. A truck that runs overloaded wears quickly, and a used one that has done so shows it in the springs, the rear axle and the brakes.
The 26 priced trucks run from AED 43,000 to AED 585,000, with a typical asking price around AED 74,000. The wide spread reflects different body types and ages: a used cab and chassis and a late-model specialist truck are far apart.
Prices are set by the seller and usually quoted before VAT. Ask whether the price includes the body, the tank or the mixer drum, and whether registration is current.
All 34 listings are in Sharjah city, which includes its industrial areas. Trucks are usually viewed at the seller's yard, so you can walk round several in one visit and ask to see the vehicle start from cold.
The Abu Dhabi truck page shows stock in the capital, and a request can reach sellers across the market.
If the truck you need is not in the grid, post a purchase request with the body type, payload, age limit and budget. Sellers reply directly and it costs buyers nothing.
Of the 34 Sharjah trucks, 26 show an asking price, from AED 43,000 to AED 585,000, with a typical price around AED 74,000. Body type, age, mileage and make set the price. The other 8 are quoted by the seller. Prices usually exclude VAT.
Choose the body for the material: tipper for aggregate, tanker for liquids, mixer for concrete, flatbed for cargo. Then match payload and axle layout to the heaviest load, and make sure the driver's licence class covers the vehicle.
Sharjah stock is largely used. A used truck with mileage that matches its wear and a service record is good value for contractors. New suits long contracts where warranty and fuel economy offset the higher price.
Yes. Visit the yard, start the engine cold, and drive the truck. Check the chassis, the springs, tyres, brakes, leaks, and the body, tank or crane. Photograph the odometer and chassis number.
Ask for a sale invoice, the seller's trade licence, the vehicle registration and the chassis details, and match the chassis number to them. The seller can say whether a transfer step applies. For export, ask what paperwork they can supply.
Mercedes has 14 listings. Caterpillar has 2, and Case, Daewoo, Ford, Genie, Hyundai and Man have 1 each. Parts and service for the leading truck makes are easy to find in the UAE, which helps a used purchase.