Combinations for Export
Complete truck and trailer sets — ready to operate on arrival
Complete truck-and-trailer combinations — a tractor unit paired with a matching semi-trailer — offer buyers the convenience of a road-ready transport unit without the effort of sourcing and matching components separately. Our marketplace lists verified combinations from European dealers, including curtainsider combinations, tipper combinations, flatbed combinations, refrigerated combinations, and tanker combinations. Buying a combination ensures that the fifth wheel, king pin, air lines, and electrical connections are already matched and tested.
Combinations are particularly valued by logistics operators starting or expanding a fleet in emerging markets, where sourcing compatible tractor units and trailers independently can be time-consuming. Popular tractor brands in our combinations inventory include Volvo, Scania, Mercedes-Benz, DAF, and MAN; trailers are typically sourced from Schmitz Cargobull, Krone, Wielton, and Kogel.
When evaluating a combination for export, assess both components individually as well as the overall operational history of the pair. Factors include the tractor's engine condition and service records, the trailer's structural integrity and floor condition, tyre condition across all axles, and brake performance. Many dealers can supply a single combined export document package covering both the tractor and trailer to streamline customs clearance at destination.
Typical stock in this category
- • Curtainsider combinations — the most common general haulage setup
- • Tipper truck + tipper trailer — popular for quarrying and earthworks
- • Flatbed combinations — steel, timber, and project cargo
- • Reefer (refrigerated) combinations — cold-chain logistics
- • Walking-floor combinations — bulk waste and biomass
Export & shipping note
A combination can be shipped with the trailer coupled to the tractor or nested separately depending on the vessel type and dimensions. Confirm total train length and height with your shipping partner before booking, as oversize combinations may require special vessel allocation. Ask your dealer to confirm whether the combination includes any ADR documentation if hazardous goods transport is intended.