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No trucks are listed for sale in India today. EquipmentsFinder has only just re-opened India, and sellers are still arriving. If you need a tipper, tanker or cargo truck, post a purchase request with the body type and payload, and suppliers can reply directly.
Fleet owners and dealers can list a truck free. Their phone and WhatsApp details show on the listing.
When listings appear, browse by type and city, read the seller's description and contact the supplier. Price, condition, body, tyres and delivery are agreed with the seller. EquipmentsFinder charges buyers nothing and takes no commission. A truck on the road earns, so buyers often decide on how soon it can be on a site.
Payload is what the truck may legally and safely carry, not the weight of its body and chassis. Match the body to the material: a tipper body for loose material, a flat or box body for packaged goods, a tank for water. Ask the seller for the gross vehicle weight, the number of axles, the body size and the condition of the body floor and hoist.
A truck that runs on public roads has to be registered and have its papers in order, and a vehicle used only inside a site is a different case. Long haul distances reward fuel economy and reliable tyres, while short quarry runs reward a strong body and hoist. State your typical trip length in your request.
Typical buyers are builders, quarry and mining operators, ready-mix and water suppliers and transporters. If you are replacing one truck in a fleet, say which make you already run, because common parts and drivers who know the cab reduce downtime.
Prices in India are shown in INR and are set by each seller. Nothing is listed, so no figures are given. Compare quotations on GST, the body build, tyre condition, registration papers and transfer arrangements.
Listings will be organised under Delhi NCR, Mumbai, Kolkata, Bengaluru, Chennai and Hyderabad. A truck drives itself to a new owner, so a seller in another city is practical. For a short contract, see trucks for rent.
It depends on type, make, age, mileage and body, and each seller sets the price. No trucks are listed yet, so no figure is given. Post a request and compare quotations in INR with GST stated.
Decide the payload, body type, axle layout and engine power for your route and material. Put these in your request.
New brings a warranty and the latest engine. Used cuts the purchase cost, but check the engine, gearbox, chassis and tyres, and ask for service history.
Yes. Arrange a test drive and a check of the chassis, brakes, hoist, tyres and engine with the seller. Bring a mechanic.
A tax invoice with GST details if bought from a dealer, the registration certificate and papers showing the truck is in order. Confirm what applies with the seller and the local transport office.
Often yes. Ask the seller how registration and transfer work in your case before you pay.