Match the truck to the work
Some of the right tow trucks never sit on a dealer lot. A private-party purchase can work when the truck, seller, title and documentation meet program requirements.
Payment options for tow trucks purchased from private sellers, including used rollbacks, wreckers, rotators and recovery trucks.
Some of the right tow trucks never sit on a dealer lot. A private-party purchase can work when the truck, seller, title and documentation meet program requirements.
Some of the right tow trucks never sit on a dealer lot. A private-party purchase can work when the truck, seller, title and documentation meet program requirements.
That opens a broader shopping window for operators looking for a specific body, chassis or price point in the used market.
Share the equipment, seller and purchase price—or start before you have the exact unit.
Review the available payment structure, subject to underwriting and program requirements.
Move forward once the tow truck, body or recovery unit and seller are ready.
Programs can support private seller tow truck purchases, subject to credit approval, equipment review and program requirements.
Yes. Used equipment can be considered. Final structure depends on the equipment, transaction and underwriting.
Dealer, auction and private-party purchases can be considered, subject to program requirements.
Available term options can range from 12 to 72 months depending on the transaction, equipment and credit profile.
Qualified approvals may remain open for up to 90 days while you shop for the right equipment.
Turn the purchase into a clear monthly path.