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Sharjah
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Sharjah
Adh Dhayd
Adh Dhayd
Sixty-six trucks are listed for hire in Sharjah today, from 20 suppliers. Tipper trucks lead with 14, followed by 13 water tankers, 10 dump trucks, 10 Hiab trucks and 8 sewage tankers. Fifty-six stand in Sharjah city and 10 in Adh Dhayd.
Fuso (11), Mercedes (10), Mitsubishi (9), Volvo (6), Isuzu (6) and Man (6) are the named makes. Most of this stock comes from yards and dealers with fleets of mixed age, so a truck for a few weeks of site work is usually easy to find. For other emirates, see the UAE truck page or the Dubai truck 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, the route and the days needed.
EquipmentsFinder charges renters nothing and takes no commission. The rate and terms are agreed with the supplier. The Sharjah equipment hub shows the other categories.
The Sharjah stock covers more than dump and cargo trucks. The main types listed:
Tipper trucks (14) and dump trucks (10) carry sand, aggregate, spoil and demolition waste. A dump truck usually means a heavier, off-road body, while a tipper is lighter and takes road loads.
Water tankers (13) supply dust control, compaction water and concrete curing. Ask for the tank capacity and whether the water is potable.
Hiab trucks (10) and lorry loaders (4) have a crane on the bed that loads and unloads pipes, blocks, containers and steel without a separate machine. Ask for the crane's lifting capacity at its working reach.
Sewage tankers (8) empty tanks and pits, recovery trucks (5) move broken-down vehicles and machines, and boom trucks (2) lift loads on a truck-mounted boom.
Start with the load: its weight, whether it is loose or packaged and whether it must be tipped, craned or pumped. Then match the payload to the weight with a margin, and check the body, whether it is a tipper, a flat deck or a tank.
Many trucks here are used. Years in the data include 2001 (2), 2016 (2), 2018 (2) and 2022 (1), so ask for the year and the registration papers. Check the tyres, brakes, the tipping ram or crane for leaks, the body for wear and the service history. If the truck is to be hired for months, ask who pays for repairs.
None of the 66 listings shows a daily or monthly rate, so no range is quoted. Each supplier sets the price and gives it on request.
The quote depends on the truck type, the period and whether a driver is included. Ask about fuel, trip or hour charges, waiting time and VAT, and whether a monthly hire has a kilometre or hour limit.
Twenty suppliers list trucks 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 truck for a Hamriyah or SAIF Zone job often starts from a yard in the same emirate.
To buy rather than hire, see trucks for sale.
With 66 trucks from 20 suppliers, the stock spreads across many yards and ages. Go and see the truck where you can, start it, and ask for the hours or mileage and the date of the last service. Dealers in Sharjah often sell trucks as well as hire them, so a supplier may also be able to tell you what a similar truck would cost to buy if the hire runs long. Agree the working hours, the driver's meals and accommodation if a driver comes with the truck, and who pays for fuel, before the first day.
Post a truck request with the load, the route and the dates, and suppliers respond directly.
Rates are set by each supplier. None of the 66 Sharjah listings shows a price today, so ask for a quote. It depends on the type, the period and whether a driver is included. Fuel, waiting time and VAT should be shown separately.
Work from the weight of the load, then choose a truck with a rated payload above it. Loose material such as wet sand weighs more than it looks, so ask the supplier to match the body to the material. Do not overload, since it is unsafe and can void the insurance.
It varies by supplier and is confirmed on contact. No Sharjah truck listing currently offers an operator. Many suppliers hire out a truck with a driver, so ask. A driver needs a valid licence for the vehicle class.
Some suppliers hire by the day or by the trip, but no Sharjah listing publishes a daily rate. Ask each one about the minimum period. For a one-off move, a trip price may work out better than a day rate.
Ask for the registration papers, the year and the service record. Check the tyres, brakes, lights, the tipping ram or crane for leaks, and the body for cracks. Record any damage in the hire paperwork before you leave the yard.
The 66 trucks are listed in Sharjah city and Adh Dhayd. Trucks drive to site themselves, so confirm that the supplier covers your area, in the industrial areas, Al Sajaa, Hamriyah or SAIF Zone, and ask whether trips to other emirates are priced separately.