New and Used Gravel Trucks for Sale
Frequently Asked Questions About Gravel Trucks
What is a gravel truck?
Also known as dump trucks or a tipper trucks, it's a essentially a truck with a trailer that call haul tens of thousands of pounds worth of goods. It's primarily used in the construction industry for hauling gravel, stone, used building materials, and so on. Additional applications for our dump trucks include hauling soil, snow, demolition material and more.
They usuallly come either with backs that can open up for easy dumping or rigs that push the truck bed up so all the materials can be tipped out (hence the names dump truck and tipper truck).
Maxim Truck & Trailer offers new and used gravel and dump trucks for sale at a variety of price points to meet your budget. As an authorized Navistar dealer, we can sell and service brand new gravel trucks from International Trucks and used trucks from all manufacturers. Our gravel truck specifications include single axle, tandem axle and SPIF dumps with lift axle configurations.
How much does a gravel truck cost?
On average, a new gravel truck costs around $155,000 or more. A used one can go for as low as $30,000 or more.
What dump truck brands do you sell?
As an authorized Navistar dealer, we sell International dump trucks. However, for used dump trucks, we sometimes also carry all sorts of other truck brands, such as Volvo, Freightliner, Peterbilt, Mack, WesternStar and Kenworth Dump trucks.
The new International gravel truck models we sell and service include the International HX615 6X4, HX620 6X4, HV607 6X4, and CV515 SFA 4X4. We also frequently carry used International gravel truck models such as WorkStar and PayStar. On top of that, we also sometimes carry used Freightliner gravel trucks, Peterbilt, Volvo, Kenworth, and more. The new International Truck models have a driver first cab design that is leading the industry.
Engine makes include Cummins ISX, Cummins X15, Cummins L9, International A26, International 6.6L and more with horsepower ranging from 300 to 500 horsepower. Axle weights range from 7,500 to 20,000 on the front axles and 40,000 to 46,000 on the rears. Transmissions include Eaton Fuller Ultrashift, Eaton Fuller D/O and Allison Automatics to name a few. Transmission speeds range from 6-speed to 18-speed. Wheelbase of our gravel trucks vary from 150 to 256 inches. Suspensions include Air Ride and Spring Ride. Most of our gravel trucks come with 4-Way rear lockup that provide better traction in construction related conditions.
How much gravel per truck load can a typical truck haul?
It varies from truck to truck, but hauling around 40,000 pounds is pretty standard, which is roughly 400 cubic feet. Be sure to take the extra water weight into account when hauling certain materials.
The boxes we install on our gravel trucks are steel dump bodies usually sourced from Grainmaster, Cancade or Gincor. Tandem gravel trucks are generally outfitted with a 20-foot dump box that can include features like Hardox, rub rails, flip tarps, pintle packages, lift axles and more. We can also outfit our trucks with dump bodies for contractors, landscapers and roofers as well as sanders and plows among other applications.
How many dump trucks do you have in stock?
It depends on the season, but we usually have roughly 5-10 in stock at any given time, and new ones can be ordered whenever you wish.
Our inventory of new and used gravel trucks is located in Winnipeg, Brandon, Regina, Saskatoon, Prince Albert, Edmonton and Calgary. You may also find our inventory at our associate dealer in Yorkton, SK or Dryden, ON. If the truck you’re interested in is located in another city, we can arrange to move it to your location so you can test-drive it. Speak to your local Maxim Sales Rep for more information.
Whether you’re buying or leasing, make Maxim Truck & Trailer your first stop for new and used gravel trucks with dump bodies. Call 1-888-242-6126 or find a location near you.
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