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Need equipment? Have equipment?
Buyers post one request and get quotes from verified suppliers. Suppliers list free and reach active demand.
Need equipment? Have equipment?
Buyers post one request and get quotes from verified suppliers. Suppliers list free and reach active demand.
No trucks are listed for hire in the Makkah Region today. Earthworks, road building and the daily water and material runs on sites from Jeddah to Mecca and Taif all depend on trucks, so a request is the quickest way to cover a job while this page is empty.
A truck request naming the truck type, the load and the period reaches verified suppliers across Saudi Arabia. The Saudi-wide truck hire page shows national listings, the Riyadh and Dammam Eastern Province pages cover those regions, and the Makkah Region hub lists other equipment for hire here.
There is no fee for renters and no commission on the supplier's rate. The process is direct:
Tipping trucks for sand, aggregate, spoil and demolition waste, matched to the excavator or loader filling them. They are the core of earthworks and road jobs.
Rigid trucks with open decks for steel, blocks, pipe and site equipment; some carry a loading crane for delivery without a separate lift.
Tankers carry water for compaction, dust suppression and general site supply. Tank size and spray equipment vary, so state the daily volume needed.
Box and curtain-sided trucks for materials, fit-out goods and equipment moved between the port, warehouses and sites in Jeddah and Mecca.
Payload decides how many trips a job takes. Estimate the volume or weight to move each day and divide by the truck's rated payload, remembering that wet sand and rock weigh more per load than dry fill.
Body type follows the material: a tipper for loose loads, a flatbed for items lifted on, a tanker for water, and a closed body for goods that must stay dry or secure. Check that the truck can reach the loading point, since narrow streets in Al Balad and busy central Mecca limit the size that fits.
No local rate exists while nothing is listed. Suppliers set prices in SAR and show them on the listing where published, per trip, day, week or month. Driver, fuel, waiting time and VAT are confirmed with the supplier.
Truck work spreads from Jeddah Islamic Port and Al Balad through Al Hamra, the Corniche and North Jeddah by the airport to Obhur and KAEC, and inland to Mecca and Taif. No truck supplier is listed in these areas today; a request with the site lets suppliers elsewhere quote.
Other contractors' truck requests are on the inquiry board, and trucks for purchase are on the trucks for sale page.
No truck is listed for hire in the Makkah Region today, Jeddah included, so there is no local rate to quote. When suppliers list, any published price shows on the listing in SAR, per trip, day or month. A request stating the truck type, the load and the period brings quotes; check whether driver and fuel are included.
Work out the daily volume or weight to move and divide it by the truck's payload to find the number of trips or trucks. Then pick the body: a tipper for loose material, a flatbed for lifted items, a tanker for water and a closed body for goods. Check that the route and loading point can take the truck.
Suppliers set their own terms here, shown on the listing or given in reply to an enquiry. Construction trucks are often hired with a driver, though some suppliers rent rigid trucks to companies that employ their own drivers. Agree driving hours, waiting time and who pays for fuel before the first trip.
Yes, single trips and daily hire are common, especially for a delivery or a one-off removal of spoil. Suppliers may set a minimum charge per day or per trip. For earthworks or water supply lasting weeks, a monthly rate is usually easier to manage and spreads any mobilisation cost.
No truck supplier is listed in the region today. Trucks drive to site under their own power, so fleets elsewhere in Saudi Arabia can serve Jeddah, Mecca, Taif and King Abdullah Economic City, with the travel time built into the price. A request naming the site and the hours lets each supplier quote.
Yes, where the supplier has the fleet. Earthworks and road jobs often need a group of dump trucks matched to one excavator so the machine never waits. State the number of trucks, the material, the haul distance and the working hours in the request, and suppliers can quote for the full group.