Used Tractor Truck
Your Professional Used Tractor Truck Supplier
We supply used tractor trucks for freight transport, trailer operations, fleet replacement, and overseas commercial vehicle procurement. Available units can include used HOWO, Shacman, FAW, Sinotruk, and other heavy-duty tractor truck models, subject to current inventory.
Each vehicle can be evaluated according to its model year, mileage, engine, transmission, drive configuration, emission standard, chassis condition, tires, cab condition, and maintenance status. Buyers can select individual units or discuss multiple-vehicle procurement according to their fleet requirements.
Current Available Used Tractor Truck Inventory
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Model |
Model Year |
Mileage |
Drive Configuration |
Engine Power |
Transmission |
Emission Standard |
Condition |
Availability |
|
Used HOWO 6×4 |
2021 |
280,000 km |
6×4 |
430 hp |
Manual |
Euro 5 |
Used |
Available |
|
Used Shacman 6×4 |
2020 |
310,000 km |
6×4 |
430 hp |
Manual |
Euro 5 |
Used |
Available |
|
Used FAW J7 |
2022 |
180,000 km |
6×4 |
460 hp |
AMT |
Euro 6 |
Used |
Available |
Key Specifications to Compare Before Buying a Used Tractor Truck
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Specification |
What Buyers Should Check |
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Vehicle Model |
Exact model and configuration |
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Model Year |
Manufacturing or registration year |
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Mileage |
Recorded mileage and supporting information |
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Engine |
Brand, model, displacement and condition |
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Engine Power |
Rated power suitable for the intended operation |
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Transmission |
Manual or AMT, model and operating condition |
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Drive Configuration |
4×2, 6×2, 6×4 or other configuration |
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Emission Standard |
Euro 2/3/4/5/6 or applicable local standard |
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Fuel Type |
Diesel or other available configuration |
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Rear Axle |
Axle model, ratio and condition |
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Fifth Wheel |
Type, height and coupling condition |
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Tires |
Brand, size, tread depth and remaining service life |
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Cab |
Exterior, interior, sleeper and equipment condition |
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Braking System |
Air brake components and operating condition |
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Chassis |
Frame condition, corrosion, deformation and repairs |
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Electrical System |
Battery, lighting, instruments and wiring |
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Service History |
Available maintenance and repair records |
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Accident History |
Previous collision or structural repair information |
Why Choose Us
Rigorous Vehicle Verification
Sourcing directly from verified domestic fleets and conducting component-level inspections on critical parts like powertrains, transmissions, and chassis frames to ensure operational reliability.
Transparent Asset Reporting
Providing objective condition summaries, accurate mileage records, and high-definition photographic documentation of the exact units prior to purchase confirmation.
Comprehensive Export Support
Managing destination compliance checks, pre-shipment maintenance preparation, and export documentation to streamline international shipping and port delivery.
Choose a Used Tractor Truck by Drive Configuration
The correct configuration should be selected according to trailer type, gross combination weight, road conditions, local regulations, and operating environment.
4×2 Tractor Truck
A 4×2 configuration is generally suitable for lighter freight operations and applications where lower vehicle weight and operating cost are important.
6×2 Tractor Truck
A 6×2 configuration can provide additional payload and axle capacity compared with a conventional 4×2 while maintaining a relatively efficient road-going configuration.
6×4 Tractor Truck
A 6×4 tractor truck provides two driven rear axles and is commonly selected for heavy-duty freight, construction-related transport, difficult road conditions, and applications requiring higher traction.
Choose by Application
Long-Haul Freight: For long-distance transportation, buyers typically focus on engine condition, transmission performance, fuel tank capacity, sleeper cab configuration, tire condition, and highway-oriented axle specifications.
Container Transport: Container operations require a tractor truck compatible with the intended container chassis and operating regulations. Fifth-wheel height, axle configuration, gross combination weight, and local road restrictions should be checked before purchase.
Heavy-Duty Trailer Operations: For low-bed trailers, heavy machinery, construction equipment, or demanding freight applications, a 6×4 tractor truck may be more appropriate where additional traction and drivetrain capacity are required.
Construction and Project Transport: Construction fleets often prioritize drivetrain condition, chassis integrity, ground clearance, axle configuration, and ease of maintenance over cosmetic appearance.
Fleet Replacement: For fleet operators and dealers, the key purchasing factors are usually model consistency, availability, vehicle condition, spare parts support, documentation, and total landed cost.
Used Tractor Truck Condition: What Should Be Checked?
A used tractor truck should be evaluated as a complete working vehicle rather than by appearance alone.

Engine
Inspection should consider:
Cold-start performance
Engine noise and vibration
Exhaust condition
Oil leakage
Coolant condition
Oil pressure
Engine fault codes
Cooling system condition
Transmission
The inspection should cover gear engagement, clutch operation, abnormal noise, leakage, and overall transmission performance.
Chassis and Axles
Important areas include:
Frame condition
Welding or repair marks
Corrosion
Suspension components
Drive axles
Differential condition
Steering components
Brake system
Cab
The cab should be checked for structural damage, accident repair, corrosion, interior wear, instrument operation, air conditioning, lighting, and sleeper condition where applicable.
Tires
Tire size, tread condition, uneven wear, cracking, and replacement requirements should be recorded because tire replacement can materially affect the actual acquisition cost of a used tractor truck.

Used Truck Preparation and Customization
A used tractor truck may require different preparation depending on the destination market and operating conditions.
Possible preparation items include:
Tire replacement
Battery replacement
Fluid and filter replacement
Lighting replacement
Cab refurbishment
Seat replacement
Exterior touch-up
Fifth-wheel adjustment or replacement
Localized safety equipment
Required documentation
Export preparation
Any repair or replacement work should be confirmed before quotation so that the buyer receives a clear vehicle specification and cost basis.

How to Select the Right Used Tractor Truck
A practical purchasing process is:
Step 1 — Define the Application
Tell us what the truck will pull, the typical road conditions, expected load, and operating distance.
Step 2 — Set the Basic Specification
Confirm the required brand, model, year range, mileage range, drive configuration, engine power, emission standard, cab type, and transmission.
Step 3 — Review Available Units
Compare actual vehicles rather than relying only on a general model description.
Step 4 — Check Vehicle Condition
Review engine, transmission, chassis, axles, tires, cab, mileage, repair history, and available inspection information.
Step 5 — Calculate Total Landed Cost
Consider vehicle price, preparation, inland transport, shipping, insurance, duties, taxes, local registration, and initial maintenance.
Step 6 — Confirm the Order
Once the specification, condition, documentation, price, delivery terms, and shipping arrangements are confirmed, the vehicle can proceed to export preparation.
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