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Semi-Trailer

Semi-trailers carry most of Australia's road freight. Curtainsiders, flat tops, refrigerated vans, tankers, tippers and skeletals are all semis, used by fleets, owner-drivers and subcontractors.

Mainstream semis from established builders are among the easiest trailers to finance. Lenders look at the trailer's type, age and condition, your experience and trading history, and the work it'll do. You can finance a semi on its own or bundled with a prime mover.

Tip: before you choose a used semi, ask your broker how old a trailer the likely lenders will accept for the term you want. It avoids negotiating on a trailer that can only be financed over a short term.

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  • ✓New and used semi-trailers funded
  • ✓Owner-operators and transport companies welcome
  • ✓Low doc options for ABN holders
  • ✓B-train and B-double combinations considered
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Common Questions

Semi-Trailer: FAQs

Semi-trailers are typically financed over 3 to 7 years depending on age and condition. Newer trailers qualify for longer terms.
Yes. Trailers are commonly financed independently. Each asset is assessed individually by the lender.
Not for well-maintained trailers with current registration. Service history and condition are the key factors lenders assess.
Not always. Many trailers are financed at 100% of purchase price, particularly for newer units from dealers.
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