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88 listings available
Sharjah
Sharjah
Houston
AED 154,267
Shiyan
Shiyan
Shiyan
Shiyan
Shanghai
AED 84,410
Shanghai
AED 25,323
Shanghai
AED 25,323
Shanghai
AED 190,840
Shanghai
AED 40,370
72 trucks are currently listed for sale in the UAE on EquipmentsFinder, from 27 sellers, 2 of them verified. Mercedes dominates with 29 listings, followed by Volvo (7), with Ford, Mitsubishi and Caterpillar at 2 each. The stock splits almost evenly between Dubai (37) and Sharjah (34), with 1 truck in Musaffah, Abu Dhabi.
The largest group is cab and chassis units (25), the bare trucks that get a tipper body, tanker or crane fitted afterwards. Then come dump trucks (15), mixer trucks (11) and water tankers (10), with smaller numbers of Hiab trucks, flatbeds, sewage tankers and single lorry loader, recovery and chiller trucks. Model years on the priced listings cluster around 2010 to 2019. For a project that needs trucks for months rather than years, see trucks for hire.
Sellers, who range from fleet operators to Sharjah truck traders, post each vehicle with photos, year, mileage, body type and location, plus their phone and WhatsApp number. Buyers search free, compare and contact the seller directly; EquipmentsFinder charges buyers nothing and takes no commission on the sale. Listing is free for sellers, with paid plans available to promote stock. The buy hub links to trailers, loaders and the other categories a haulage fleet needs.
With 25 listings, cab and chassis trucks are the biggest group on the page. These are complete trucks without a body, bought by contractors and body builders who fit their own tipper, tanker, flatbed or crane. Buying the chassis and body separately is often cheaper than buying a finished truck, and the Mercedes Actros and Axor chassis that make up much of the stock are the standard base for UAE tippers and tankers.
The 15 dump trucks listed are tippers for aggregate, sand and excavated material, mostly three-axle 6x4 units. Body capacity, the condition of the tipping ram and the state of the rear axles and suspension after years of quarry work are the things to assess.
11 mix trucks, or transit mixers, carry ready-mix concrete from a batching plant to site. The drum, its drive and the chute wear hardest; ask how recently the drum blades were replaced and check for concrete build-up inside the drum.
10 water tankers and 2 sewage tankers are listed. Water tankers supply dust suppression and camp water across every UAE site; sewage tankers serve camps and sites without mains drainage. Tank capacity, pump condition and internal corrosion decide value.
3 Hiab trucks with truck-mounted cranes, 2 flatbed trucks and 1 lorry loader cover material delivery and self-loading. A single recovery truck and a chiller truck round out the page.
Decide the body first: tipper for loose material, mixer for concrete, tanker for water, flat deck for palletised or long loads, crane-equipped if the truck must unload itself on site. Then match the chassis: a 6x4 with a heavy rear bogie for quarry and tipper work, a 4x2 for lighter urban deliveries, and a higher-horsepower engine for loaded running on the Hatta or Al Ain climbs. On any used truck, check the chassis for cracks or welded repairs behind the cab and at the rear overhang, the gearbox and clutch, the tyres, and whether the registration and test are current. Mileage should be read alongside engine hours, because a water tanker idles for long periods while pumping.
41 of the 72 trucks listed today carry a price. Published asking prices currently run up to AED 585,000, with a typical figure around AED 75,000. Older cab and chassis units and tankers sit near the typical figure, while late-model Mercedes tippers and mixers with low mileage reach the top of the range.
Prices are set by each seller. Ask whether VAT, the registration transfer and any body refurbishment are included, and whether the seller will deliver or the truck must be collected under its own power with temporary plates.
Dubai holds 37 of the 72 trucks listed, the largest share, viewable on the trucks for sale in Dubai page. Many are fleet disposals from Dubai contractors and ready-mix suppliers.
34 trucks are listed in Sharjah, where the truck traders and body builders around the industrial areas offer the widest choice of cab and chassis units. See the Sharjah trucks page.
1 truck is currently listed in Abu Dhabi emirate, in Musaffah. The Abu Dhabi trucks page will grow as sellers in the capital post stock.
There are no truck listings in the northern emirates today, though Dubai and Sharjah sellers routinely deliver or arrange transfer there. A posted request also reaches sellers who have not yet advertised.
If none of the 72 trucks listed today fits the body type, axle configuration or budget, post a request with the specification and delivery emirate. Truck sellers across the UAE reply directly, and the buyer pays no fee.
| Type | Asking price |
|---|---|
| Cab & Chasis | AED 65,000 – 110,000 |
| Diesel Trucks | AED 25,323 – 56,885 |
| Dump Trucks | AED 98,000 – 177,317 |
| Mix Trucks | AED 115 – 68,500 |
| Water Tankers | AED 61,250 – 92,353 |
Indicative ranges from listings currently on EquipmentsFinder, excluding those with no published rate. Updated weekly.
Across the 41 priced listings today, trucks are advertised at up to AED 585,000, with a typical asking price around AED 75,000. Older cab and chassis units and tankers sit around the typical figure; late-model tippers and mixers with low mileage sell for far more.
Choose by the body the work needs: a tipper for aggregate and excavation, a mixer for concrete delivery, a water tanker for dust control and camps, a flatbed or Hiab for materials. A 6x4 chassis suits heavy off-road and quarry work; a 4x2 is lighter and cheaper for urban deliveries. Buying a cab and chassis and fitting a body separately can save money.
A new truck brings a manufacturer's warranty and the latest emissions equipment but a high price and a wait for delivery. The used trucks here, mostly 2010 to 2019 models, are available now and cost much less. Inspect the chassis, gearbox and body carefully and confirm the test and registration status before paying.
Yes, and a test drive is normal. Contact the seller through the listing, then at the viewing start the engine cold, check for smoke, drive the truck through all gears, operate the tipper, mixer drum or pump, and look under the chassis for cracks and oil leaks. Ask for service records and the current registration card.
Trucks are registered vehicles, so ownership passes at the traffic authority in the relevant emirate with the registration card, a passed vehicle inspection, a sale agreement or invoice, and the identification or trade licence of both parties. Loans and fines on the vehicle must be cleared first. Confirm the steps with the seller and the authority, as procedures vary between emirates.
Mercedes leads with 29 of the 72 listings, reflecting its share of the UAE tipper and tanker fleet, followed by Volvo with 7. Ford, Mitsubishi and Caterpillar have 2 each, with Genie, Case and Daewoo at 1. Mercedes and Volvo parts and service are widely available across the emirates.