Where to buy truck equipment

Trucks, also known as lorries (more commonly, in the UK), are the large, long heavy load vehicles typically used for transporting cargo from region to region. Due to the large amounts of cargo, it is very important to have fully functioning truck equipment. This article will give details on where to find truck equipment.

Where to buy trucks

Where to buy trucks in person
Though, there are not really any nation-wide truck dealerships in the UK as there is with car dealerships (Peugeot, Ford etc.), the mainstream brands will normally offer larger vans in the upper limits of their range. Mercedes Benz, for example, offer the Viano and Vauxhall, the New Movano. There are, however, many local dealerships which do sell trucks, commercial or private.
Where to buy trucks on the Internet
A good place to start looking for truck equipment is by buying the trucks themselves as they will have all the equipment on them in the first place and may come with spares or a promise of discounts on return. To this end, Truck locator (.co.uk) is a very good place to start. Here, one can locate any of a dozen or so different types of truck (DAF etc), look at truck news, read truck reviews and subscribe to the associated magazine. There are also several other sites such as this, including Chris Hodge trucks (.co.uk) and Truck region (.com).

Where to find truck equipment

Where to find truck equipment online Truck equipment online can be found at the website of Stanley Hydraulic Tools. This company offers a variety of different hydraulic tools for areas of industry which trucks may supply such as construction and forestry, in addition to the parts specifically for trucks themselves. Kaffenbarger (.com) is another very good site for equipment for the heavy trucks. They pride themselves on working ‘closely with customers’ to be a ‘full-line distributor’ for manufacturers of light, medium and heavy duty equipment and parts’.
Where to find truck equipment in person Truck/car dealerships may well do spare parts, as aforementioned. Alternatively, there are some specialist truck parts shop or, if the trucker is working for a company, these may be able to provide the trucks.