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How to Sell Your Used Heavy Truck, Trailer or Equipment?

How to Sell Your Used Heavy Truck, Trailer or Equipment?

Do you have a used heavy truck to sell, a trailer or equipment you would like to have evaluated? Whether you are looking to renew your fleet, downsize it or simply sell an asset, you can submit your equipment to Centre du Camion Gamache for evaluation.

A few details and representative photos will give us a good overview of your unit and help us better prepare for our follow-up with you.


What Vehicles and Equipment Can You Submit?

You can submit an evaluation request for various types of used commercial vehicles and equipment, including:

  • Heavy trucks and vocational trucks
  • Used trailers
  • Construction equipment
  • Truck bodies and specialized equipment

Do you have several units to sell or are you looking to downsize your fleet? Simply mention it in your request so our team can review all of your equipment.

Planning to replace a unit? You can also browse our inventory of used heavy trucks, our used trailers and our construction equipment.


How Does the Evaluation Process Work?

Having your heavy truck, trailer or equipment evaluated involves three steps.

1. Submit Your Equipment
Complete the form and provide the information you have about the unit.

2. Add Photos
Representative photos help our team better understand the equipment’s configuration and overall condition.

3. Speak With a Representative
After reviewing your request, a representative may contact you to gather any additional information, if necessary, and discuss the next steps.


What Factors Influence the Value of Your Equipment?

The value of a used heavy truck, trailer or piece of equipment depends on several factors. Two units of the same year and model can differ significantly depending on their configuration, use and condition.

Several factors may be considered during the evaluation:

  • the year, make and model;
  • the mileage or number of operating hours;
  • the configuration, engine, transmission and axles;
  • installed equipment and accessories;
  • the mechanical and cosmetic condition;
  • the condition of the tires;
  • maintenance history and completed repairs;
  • known damage;
  • the location of the unit;
  • market demand for this type of equipment.

Market conditions can also influence value and how easily a unit can be remarketed. This is why an evaluation should take into account the specific characteristics of each unit rather than relying solely on its year or mileage.


How Should You Prepare Your Request?

There is no need to put together a complicated file. The goal is simply to provide us with enough information to get a representative overview of your equipment.

If you have the information available, include the VIN, year, make, model, mileage or operating hours, as well as the unit’s main specifications. You can also mention major maintenance, completed repairs, accessories and any known damage.

What Photos Should You Send?

Clear photos taken from different angles are particularly useful. Consider taking photos of:

  • the front, rear and both sides;
  • the cab or operator’s station;
  • the dashboard;
  • the engine;
  • the tires;
  • special equipment or accessories;
  • any damage or signs of wear, if applicable.

There is no need to hide imperfections. On the contrary, information and photos that accurately represent the condition of the equipment provide a more complete picture from the start.


Direct Sale or Trade-In: What’s the Difference?

You may want to sell equipment for different reasons: downsizing your fleet, selling a unit that is no longer needed or replacing it with a vehicle that is better suited to your operations.

With a direct sale, you sell your equipment without the transaction necessarily being tied to the purchase of another unit.

A trade-in, on the other hand, generally involves replacing your current equipment with another unit.

If your plans involve replacing your equipment, you can explore our financing solutions for your next purchase.

Tax, accounting and legal implications can vary depending on your situation, so it is best to consult a qualified professional for questions specific to your business.


Why Submit Your Equipment to Centre du Camion Gamache?

A heavy truck or commercial piece of equipment is about more than its year and mileage. Its configuration, use, maintenance and equipment can all make a difference when it is evaluated.

By submitting your unit’s specifications and photos directly, you allow our team to review your equipment before contacting you.

Whether you want to sell a used heavy truck, a trailer, construction equipment or several units, the form is the starting point for telling us what you have to sell.

Don’t know its current value? That’s not a problem. Simply provide the information you have about your equipment.


Ready to Have Your Equipment Evaluated?

Do you have a heavy truck, trailer or piece of equipment to sell? Send us the main details about your unit along with a few photos.

Our team can review your request and contact you to discuss the next steps.


FAQ

What Types of Vehicles and Equipment Can I Submit?

You can submit various types of used commercial vehicles and equipment, including heavy trucks and vocational trucks, trailers, construction equipment, truck bodies and specialized equipment.

Do I Need to Know the Value of My Truck Before Completing the Form?

No. If you do not know the current value of your truck or equipment, simply provide the information and photos you have so our team can review your unit.

Can I Have Several Trucks or a Fleet Evaluated?

Yes, you can indicate in your request that you have several units to sell. Specify the number of units involved so our team can determine with you the best way to provide information about each one.

Is It Better to Sell or Trade In My Truck?

A direct sale allows you to sell a unit without necessarily purchasing another one, while a trade-in is generally associated with replacing your equipment. The choice therefore depends primarily on your plans and needs.