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Dubai
Dubai
Dubai
Dubai
Dubai
Dubai
Dubai
Dubai
112 trucks are listed for hire in Dubai today from 56 suppliers, 1 of them verified, and 110 of them are based in Dubai city. Tipper trucks are the largest group with 27 listings, then water tankers with 18, hiab trucks with 17, recovery trucks with 14 and dump trucks with 13. Mercedes has 44 of the Dubai trucks and Mitsubishi 30. For the national picture, see trucks for rent across the UAE.
The Dubai rental hub shows the trailers and plant that trucks serve.
The owner lists each truck with the body type, payload, year, location and a phone or WhatsApp number. Price, period and whether a driver comes with the truck are settled with the supplier. EquipmentsFinder charges renters nothing and takes no commission; suppliers list free with optional paid plans.
Start with the subcategory pages: tipper trucks, water tankers and hiab trucks. Among Dubai listings that state a year, 2025 appears three times and 2015 and 2021 twice each, so newer and older trucks are both available. Ask about registration and testing dates before committing.
There are 27 tipper trucks and 13 dump trucks listed. They move sand, aggregate, excavated spoil and demolition waste between Dubai sites and the tips and quarries that serve them.
The 18 water tankers supply construction water, dust control and compaction water, and fill tanks on sites without a mains connection. Hire is usually by the trip or on a monthly schedule, often with the driver.
Seventeen hiab trucks and 5 lorry loaders carry a crane on the chassis, so one vehicle collects, delivers and offloads. Flatbed trucks are not a separate group in Dubai, so ask the hiab suppliers about flat-deck carriers.
Fourteen recovery trucks move broken-down vehicles and machines, 4 chiller trucks carry temperature-controlled goods and 3 container trucks shift containers between ports, yards and sites. Two diesel trucks and 2 truck-mounted attenuators complete the list.
Payload comes first. The legal payload must cover the heaviest load with margin, and for bulk material the body volume should match the material's density so a full body stays within axle limits. Then count the trips per day and the distance to the tip or quarry, because a larger truck making fewer trips is often cheaper.
Match the body to the cargo: tipper for loose material, hiab for unit loads, tanker for water. Check site access, since a long wheelbase may not turn in a tight compound. Confirm who supplies the driver and who pays for fuel, tolls and waiting time.
Seven Dubai listings publish a daily rate. They run from AED 350 to AED 1,800 with a typical rate around AED 600. Seven publish a monthly rate, from AED 6,500 to AED 25,000 with a typical rate around AED 12,000. The spread reflects body type, size and whether a driver is bundled in.
Most suppliers quote on request because the price depends on route, trips per day and driver provision. Two Dubai listings state that a driver or operator is included. Ask each supplier to itemise fuel, tolls, waiting time and VAT.
Truck yards sit near the port, the free zones and the industrial districts: Al Quoz, Jebel Ali (JAFZA), Dubai Investments Park, Al Qusais and Ras Al Khor. Each listing states where the truck is kept, and a yard near the loading point reduces the empty mileage that ends up in the price.
Trucks based in Sharjah and Abu Dhabi also take Dubai work if the Dubai stock is booked.
For a haulage contract, a tanker schedule or a single move, post a request with the body type, payload, route and dates. Suppliers reply directly, and the request is also shown on the inquiry board. Posting costs nothing and no commission is charged on the hire. Trucks are also offered for sale.
Daily rates published on Dubai listings run from AED 350 to AED 1,800, with a typical rate around AED 600. Monthly rates run from AED 6,500 to AED 25,000, typically around AED 12,000. Many suppliers quote per trip or per month, with driver, fuel, tolls and VAT stated separately.
Take the heaviest load and choose a truck whose legal payload covers it with margin. For bulk material, match the body volume to the density so a full body stays within axle limits. Then compare trips per day and distance, since a bigger truck on fewer trips is often cheaper.
It varies by supplier and is stated on the listing or confirmed when you call. Two of the 112 Dubai listings state that a driver or operator is included, and many suppliers provide one on request. Tankers and hiabs are often hired with their regular driver. Drivers must hold a licence for the vehicle class.
Yes. Trucks are often hired by the trip or the day, and 7 Dubai listings publish a daily rate. Water tankers, hiabs and recovery trucks are frequent single-day hires. For a one-day job, give the route and the number of loads so the supplier can quote a trip price.
The 110 trucks in Dubai city serve the whole emirate, including the ports, Jebel Ali (JAFZA), Al Quoz, Dubai Investments Park, Al Qusais and Ras Al Khor. Most suppliers also run to Sharjah, Abu Dhabi and beyond for a distance-based charge. A yard close to the loading point keeps the price down.
Tipper trucks lead with 27 listings, then water tankers with 18, hiab trucks with 17, recovery trucks with 14 and dump trucks with 13. Lorry loaders have 5, chiller trucks 4, container trucks 3, and diesel trucks and truck-mounted attenuators 2 each.