Schneider National recently expanded its tractor purchase offerings for owner-operators, fleets and wholesalers.
In addition to its Schneider Finance division, which provides options to current and prospective Schneider National owner-operators on new and used trucks, Schneider also now offers used fleet trucks. Owner-operators and fleets who purchase used fleet trucks are not required to lease the units with Schneider National.
Most trucks are 2005 to 2007 model years and range from $20,000-$35,000. All trucks for sale have been serviced and maintained to Schneider's standards for preventive maintenance and have a history of excellent fuel mileage.
Schneider's Used Fleet Truck Sales offers trucks just coming off of the road and has a current inventory of more than 800 units available at 18 Schneider locations across the U.S. and Canada. More than 100 trucks are available in the Northeast as replacement units for those impacted by Superstorm Sandy.
In addition to standard over-the-road truckload units, Schneider Used Fleet Truck Sales also has more than 60 bulk, flatbed, agricultural and oil field trucks for sale; more than 50 day-cab units and more than 100 UltraShift automatic transmission trucks. More than 300 used trailers are also available.
Schneider Launches Used Fleet Truck Sales
Schneider National recently expanded its tractor purchase offerings for owner-operators, fleets and wholesalers
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