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33 listings available
Sharjah
Adh Dhayd
Adh Dhayd
Adh Dhayd
Adh Dhayd
Adh Dhayd
Adh Dhayd
Sharjah
Sharjah
Sharjah
Sharjah
Sharjah
Thirty-three trailers are listed for hire in Sharjah today, from 17 suppliers. Flatbeds are the largest group at 17, followed by 12 lowbeds, 3 tippers and 1 mix trailer. Twenty-seven stand in Sharjah city and 6 in Adh Dhayd.
Sharjah is a transport hub for the northern emirates, with yards where trailers and tractor units are traded and hired side by side. The makes in the data, led by Volvo (17) and Mercedes (6), are those of the tractor or trailer unit on the listing. For wider choice, see the UAE trailer page or the Dubai trailer page.
Each listing shows the make, the year where given and the location, with the supplier's phone and WhatsApp number. Call a supplier, or post a request with the load, its weight and dimensions, the pick-up and drop-off points and the date.
EquipmentsFinder charges renters nothing and takes no commission. You settle the rate and the terms with the supplier. The Sharjah equipment hub shows the other categories.
Four types are listed in Sharjah, each with its own page.
Flatbed trailers (17 listed) carry steel, pipes, containers, pallets and general cargo. The flat deck takes loads from the sides and the top, and ties down with straps or chains.
Lowbed trailers (12 listed) have a low deck to carry tall machines such as excavators, loaders and graders under the height limit. Use one for any tracked machine that should not be driven on the road.
Tipper trailers (3 listed) tilt to unload sand, aggregate and spoil without a loader. They are fewer, so enquire early.
One mix trailer is listed. For a load longer than a standard deck, ask suppliers whether an extendable trailer is available, since it is not a separate category in Sharjah.
Start with the weight of the load, then its length, width and height. The trailer must be rated above the machine's weight, with the deck long enough and, for a tall load, low enough. Check the number of axles and the type of tractor needed to pull it.
Many trailers here are used, with years such as 2001 (2), 2016 (2), 2004 (1) and 2005 (1) in the data. Ask for the registration papers, and check the tyres, the brakes, the lights, the landing legs and the condition of the deck and ramps. The paperwork matters if the trailer will cross a border.
Only 1 of the 33 listings shows a monthly rate and none a daily one, so no range is quoted. Suppliers name their own prices when asked.
The quote depends on the type, the hire period and whether a tractor unit and driver are included. Ask about the charge per trip against a monthly hire, fuel, and VAT.
Seventeen suppliers list trailers in Sharjah city and Adh Dhayd, close to the Sharjah Industrial Areas (1-18), Al Sajaa Industrial Area, Hamriyah Free Zone, SAIF Zone and Al Hamriyah Port. A trailer for a load leaving Hamriyah or SAIF Zone is often picked up within the same emirate.
Since many sit in dealers' yards, you can look at the trailer before you agree. To buy rather than hire, see trailers for sale.
Moving a machine is the common reason to hire one. Say what the machine weighs and how tall it stands with its boom or cab, because the lowbed must carry it within the allowed height and axle load on the road. Ask the supplier who loads and secures it, who supplies the chains and ramps, and whether the quote covers the return trip. If the move ends outside the emirate or the country, confirm who handles the transport papers.
Post a trailer request with the load, the route and the date, and suppliers respond directly.
Rates are set by each supplier. One Sharjah listing shows a monthly price and none a daily one, so ask for a quote. The figure depends on the trailer type, the hire period and whether a driver comes with it. Fuel, tolls and VAT should be shown separately.
Use a lowbed for tall or heavy machines, a flatbed for pipes, steel and general cargo and a tipper for loose material. Give the supplier the weight and the dimensions of the load, and they will say which trailer and which tractor unit fits.
This differs between suppliers and is settled when you get in touch. No Sharjah trailer listing currently offers an operator. Many suppliers quote trailer and tractor together, so ask. Whoever drives must hold a current licence covering that vehicle class.
A few suppliers hire per day or per trip, yet no Sharjah listing shows a daily rate. Ask each one about the minimum period, because a trip price often suits a one-off move better than a day rate.
Ask for the registration papers and the year. Check the tyres, brakes, lights, landing legs, twist locks or tie-down points and the deck for cracks or bends. If the trailer will cross a border, ask what transfer or export papers the supplier can provide.
The 33 trailers are listed in Sharjah city and Adh Dhayd. Confirm that the supplier can collect from and deliver to your site in the industrial areas, Al Sajaa, Hamriyah or SAIF Zone, and ask whether trips to other emirates are priced separately.