Sell Your Semi Truck or Tractor

Sell a Semi Truck Running or Not

Truck Fleet Buyer buys semi trucks and tractors in any condition — running, non-running, high-mileage, blown or worn-out engine, transmission trouble, aftertreatment and emissions faults, or accident and rollover damage. Call with the details and get an offer over the phone.

We review day cabs, sleepers, single-axle and tandem-axle (6x4) tractors, heavy-haul units, and tractor-trailer combinations. Whether the truck is road-ready, parked with a check-engine light, or sitting after a breakdown, it can be reviewed for an offer.

What Affects a Semi Truck Offer

A phone offer on a tractor depends on factors specific to heavy trucks. The more of these you can share, the faster and more accurate the offer:

• Odometer mileage and engine hours
• Engine make and any overhaul, in-frame, or rebuild history
• Transmission type — manual, automated (I-Shift, mDrive, UltraShift), or automatic
• Day cab vs. sleeper, and sleeper size
• Axle configuration (single vs. tandem) and suspension type
• APU, wet kit, and other drivetrain add-ons
• DPF / aftertreatment condition and any emissions faults
• Tire condition and fifth-wheel wear
• Title status and any lien or lease payoff

What to Have Ready for a Fast Quote

You do not need every detail to start, but having the basics on hand helps the buyer team quote accurately in one call. Useful details to gather before you call or submit the form:

• Year, make, and model of the tractor
• VIN, if it is available
• Current mileage and whether the truck currently runs and drives
• A short description of any damage, warning lights, or known repairs
• Pickup ZIP code and site access notes for a heavy-duty truck
• Photos of the exterior, cab, engine, and any damage

Makes and Models We Review

Truck Fleet Buyer reviews semis and tractors from all the major manufacturers, including Freightliner, Kenworth, Peterbilt, Volvo, International, Mack, and Western Star. Popular models such as the Cascadia, T680, 579, VNL, LT, and Anthem are common, but older and less common tractors can be reviewed too. Make and model help set the offer, but condition, mileage, and title status usually matter more.

Pickup and Payment

If you accept the phone offer, Truck Fleet Buyer coordinates heavy-duty pickup at a location you choose, completes the paperwork, and provides the agreed payment. There is no out-of-pocket pickup cost when an offer is accepted. Same-day pickup may be available depending on location, truck condition, and paperwork — timing is confirmed when the offer is arranged, not promised up front.