There are no trucks advertised for sale in Austin yet. Buyers can send a purchase request naming the body and budget, and sellers can list a truck free. The national truck sale page lists other regions.
Speak to the owner, agree the price and the viewing, then transfer title and pay the owner. Nothing is added for the buyer.
Dump truck owner-operators serving grading, paving and highway jobs are the core market. Builders buy flatbeds and service trucks, and landscape and excavation companies buy water trucks and roll-offs. Utility contractors look for boom and bucket trucks.
Tri-axle and tandem dump trucks handle fill and rock. End dumps and belly dumps suit large open sites. Flatbeds carry steel and pipe, and tankers, mixers and roll-off bodies serve specialist work.
Inspect the frame for cracks and weld repairs, the body for wear from rock, and the underside for leaks. Test the hoist, PTO, brakes and air system, and read tire date codes. Rock and caliche hauling wears dump bodies, tailgates and tires faster than soil, so look at the floor plate thickness. Heat also ages hoses and wiring. Compare mileage with engine hours, ask for service records, and try the truck loaded if the seller allows.
Confirm that the title is clean, registration is current and a safety inspection has passed. Check the emissions rules for the engine year. A short job may be cheaper through truck rental in Austin, and the Austin buying hub shows more categories.
Ask about the engine make, the model year and any emissions equipment. Modern diesels use particulate filters and exhaust fluid, which add maintenance steps, while older engines may face limits in some work zones. Find out which suits your jobs, and ask whether the engine was ever rebuilt.
No adverts exist, so no price. Age, mileage, body and condition will set a used truck's price.
New gives warranty and cleaner engines. Used costs less and can arrive sooner.
A title, bill of sale and registration transfer, plus a sales tax record.
Yes. Arrange it before you pay.
Put a truck on the ad form; there is no fee at launch.