Peterbilt Offers Certified Pre-Owned Trucks
Peterbilt’s Red Oval program offers a certified pre-owned trucks from throughout its dealer network and Paccar Financial Used truck Centers.
Peterbilt’s Red Oval program offers certified pre-owned trucks through its dealer network and Paccar Financial Used Truck Centers.
Trucks in the Red Oval program feature a complimentary Red Oval Assurance warranty and have undergone a 150-point inspection. Red Oval also has a customer loyalty program and offers preferred financing through Paccar Financial.
Only trucks four model years or newer and with less than 450,000 miles are eligible for Red Oval certification. If necessary, trucks will be reconditioned in order to meet certification standards. Certification includes an oil and filter change, DPF cleaning, and other maintenance checks and procedures.
Red Oval trucks include a comprehensive, factory-authorized engine warranty that also includes aftertreatment coverage. The standard coverage is up to one year or 125,000 miles with optional coverage that adds up to 60 months or 625,000 miles.
The Red Oval loyalty card is available for Peterbilt Red Oval customers and includes special parts promotions.
Customers can find Red Oval certified pre-owned trucks through the PeterbiltRedOval.com website that includes vehicle specifications and photos in a searchable database. The trucks can also be found through Peterbilt dealerships and Paccar Financial Used Truck Centers.
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