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12 listings available
Shanghai
AED 84,410
Shanghai
AED 133,955
Sharjah
AED 80,000
Sharjah
AED 65,000
Sharjah
AED 65,000
Sharjah
AED 60,000
Sharjah
AED 95,000
Sharjah
AED 48,000
Sharjah
AED 50,000
Musaffah
AED 230,000
Dubai
Dubai
Ten water tankers are listed for sale in the UAE today, from 6 suppliers, none yet verified. Seven are in Sharjah, two in Dubai and one in Abu Dhabi. Mercedes is named on four of the listings.
Eight listings show a price. Asking prices run from AED 48,000 to AED 230,000, with a typical figure around AED 65,000. The gap reflects age, tank volume, the number of axles and whether a pump and spray bar are fitted.
A water tanker supplies construction sites, dust suppression on haul roads, road compaction, landscaping, labour camps and concrete plants where there is no mains connection. Tankers for dust control carry a spray bar and a pump, while tankers that deliver drinking water or feed camps need a food-grade tank lining.
Decide the job first, then compare tank volume and pump type. A water tanker for roads needs to spread evenly across a lane. If you want a different size, Post an inquiry. Other trucks are on the trucks for sale page.
Of the 8 priced listings today, asking prices run from AED 48,000 to AED 230,000, with a typical price near AED 65,000. Larger tankers on heavier chassis cost more. Prices are set by each seller and two listings have no price, so call them for a quote.
Only if the tank is built for it. Potable water needs a food-grade or epoxy-lined tank that is clean, with a sealed hatch and approved fittings. A tank used for construction water or dust control should not be switched to drinking water without proper cleaning. Ask the seller what the tank has carried.
Match volume to consumption and road conditions. A small tank manoeuvres on site but needs frequent refills, while a large tank cuts travel time but weighs more when full. Ask the seller for the tank volume in litres, the chassis rating and the pump flow.
Look inside the tank for rust and lining damage, check welds and baffles that stop the water surging, and run the pump to test pressure. Inspect valves, hoses and the spray bar. Check the chassis, brakes and registration card as with any truck.